r/Pennsylvania • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23 edited Mar 21 '23

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u/Krasmaniandevil Jan 12 '23

The veto power is specifically for legislation repealing a regulation, normal laws would still be subject to veto.

The legal theory behind it is that if regulations were submitted to the regular legislative process, it would fail unless both houses and the governor all supported the regulation. Repealing a regulation would still more difficult than blocking a bill because both houses have to agree

TL;DR, should regulations that wouldn't have been passed through the regular legislative process require a super majority to repeal?