TCA § 8-1-109 — Governor to sign certain documents — Power of attorney for purpose of affixing governor's signature
The governor must personally sign specified bills and executive documents, but may use a limited power of attorney to have someone affix the signature if the governor is incapacitated or out of state on official business.
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