I know that if a bill reaches the Presidents desk, if he doesn't sign it, it doesn't become law. He doesn't veto it, he just doesn't sign it into law.
I'm trying to remember if it works the same way when a bill reaches the desk of Californias' Governor. I seem to remember that if a bill gets to his desk, and he doesn't actually veto it, that it passes into law after a certain period of time.
The reason I am asking is that the microstamping bill is sitting on his desk, and as far as I know, he hasn't signed it yet. Will this become law, if just ignored? Then Arnold can claim to be a "good" Republican because he didn.t sign more gun control into law. Anyone know?
I'm trying to remember if it works the same way when a bill reaches the desk of Californias' Governor. I seem to remember that if a bill gets to his desk, and he doesn't actually veto it, that it passes into law after a certain period of time.
The reason I am asking is that the microstamping bill is sitting on his desk, and as far as I know, he hasn't signed it yet. Will this become law, if just ignored? Then Arnold can claim to be a "good" Republican because he didn.t sign more gun control into law. Anyone know?