Section 2

Section 2. The Legislative Journal shall consist of the journals of the proceedings of the Senate and House of Representatives, as prepared by the journal clerks and official stenographers of each House, and shall contain the following matters, viz., motions, resolutions, simple, joint and concurrent; petitions, remonstrances and memorials, by title; debate, in full; bills, on first reading, by title; on second reading, at length, in the House in which said bill originates, only, unless amended; and at length, on third reading and final passage, if amended; reports of Conference Committees, in full, in House in which bill originates; yeas and nays; messages and communications from either House or the Governor, excluding the biennial messages of the Governor, and annual communications of the several State departments; reports of committees on bills, by title only; bills introduced, by title only; executive nominations, when confirmed at the same time and by the same vote, with but one list of yeas and nays appended; and, generally, what is actually said, read, or done, under the limitations heretofore prescribed. The reports of all special committees, presented in either House, shall be printed in an appendix. The Legislative Journal shall contain an index, to be compiled under the direction of the Librarian of the Senate, which shall be prepared as concisely as possible; the said index to be a part of the Legislative Journal, and shall be printed in solid form, as provided in section three of this act. The number of appendix and indices to be printed shall be five hundred and fifty copies of each number.