21.   The amendment would allow the governor, with the approval of the Legislature, to appoint a lieutenant governor when the post becomes vacant.

22.   The amendment would allow voluntary, citizen-initiated religious activities in non-compulsory settings such as high school graduations and sports events.

23.   The amendment allows universities to release information from student disciplinary proceedings.

24.   The amendment would allow them to obtain one wiretap for electronic communications in any place the investigation leads them.

25.   The amendment allowed the first buildings to rise on city-owned land.

26.   The amendment would allow banks to affiliate with insurance companies, an idea that the Banking and Commerce committees had previously agreed to ignore.

27.   The amendment would explicitly allow prayer in public schools, religious symbols on government property and the use of tax dollars to pay for religious schools.

28.   The amendments allowed the U.S. to drop a WTO complaint filed against Japan last year, she said.

29.   The amendment could allow angry or impatient victims to demand overwrought charges and trials before cases are well-prepared.

30.   The amendment would allow property to be assessed for tax purposes at an amount lower than its market value.