The Senate may punish Senators for disorderly behavior. It may expel a Senator with the concurrence of 27 or more Senators after a public hearing.

While the President is putting any question or addressing the Senate, no one shall walk out of or across the Chamber. When a Senator is speaking, no one shall walk between the Senator and the President or engage in conversation.

The committee shall consist of six members, three of which shall be members of the Senate appointed by the President and three of which shall be members of the General Assembly appointed by the Speaker. No more than two of the three members appointed from each House shall be of the same political party

When the annual appropriation bill and its accompanying supplemental appropriation bill originate in the Senate, they shall not be considered until they have been introduced and placed upon the desks of the Senators.

A roll call vote shall be taken when ordered by the President, or on demand of one-fifth of the Senators present.

All telephones in legislative branch offices in the State House and the legislative chambers are official State telephones regardless of the assignment of the room in which such phones are located to an officer or employee of the Legislature and the listing of the telephone number in his name or by his title in telephone directories.

The order of business, unless the Speaker determines otherwise, shall be as follows: a. Prayer; b. Salute to the flag of the United States of America; c. Quorum call

Every member shall promptly attend meetings of the General Assembly. No member shall be absent from the General Assembly for any period, unless excused by the Speaker. In case of unexcused absence, the member may be admonished by the Speaker.

The General Assembly may expel, sanction or censure a member with the concurrence of at least 54 members.

The chair of the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee and the chair of the Assembly Budget Committee shall, during their respective committee deliberations on the subject of the Governor's budget recommendations transmitted to the Legislature for the ensuing State fiscal year, and at least 14 calendar days before the House shall pass an annual appropriations bill, accept resolutions made by members of either House and the State Treasurer that propose to add, delete or otherwise change revenues, line-items or language provisions in the Governor's budget recommendations, which resolutions shall be filed with either committee and shall be identified by the sponsor or sponsors.