Means by which a Bill becomes a law upon the signature of the governorinstead of the usual ninety-day waiting period. (See also Approved by theGovernor)

A preamble to a bill setting forth the facts constituting an emergency, and the statement that the law is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, safety or convenience. Matters with emergency preambles become law immediately upon approval by the governor. Either the governor or the legislature may attach a preamble.

Language in the Bill that sets out the reasons why the Legislature considers the measure to merit emergency treatment.