Constitution, Art. IV, Pt. Third, §19 is amended to read:

Section 19. Effective date of measures approved by people; veto power limited. Any Except as provided in Section 19-A, any measure referred to the people and approved by a majority of the votes given thereon shall, unless a later date is specified in said measure, take effect and become a law in 30 days after the Governor has made public proclamation of the result of the vote on said measure, which the Governor shall do within 10 days after the vote thereon has been canvassed and determined; provided, however, that any such measure which entails expenditure in an amount in excess of available and unappropriated state funds shall remain inoperative until 45 days after the next convening of the Legislature in regular session, unless the measure provides for raising new revenues adequate for its operation. The Except as provided in Section 19-A, the veto power of the Governor shall not extend to any measure approved by vote of the people, and any measure initiated by the people and passed by the Legislature without change, if vetoed by the Governor and if the veto is sustained by the Legislature shall be referred to the people to be voted on at the next general election. The Legislature may enact measures expressly conditioned upon the people's ratification by a referendum vote.

Constitution, Art. IV, Pt. Third, §19-A is enacted to read:

Section 19-A.__Effective date of measures imposing tax or fee that are approved by people.__Any measure initiated by the people that imposes a new or increased tax or fee that is referred to the people and approved by a majority of the votes given thereon must be resubmitted to the Legislature for approval and submitted to the Governor for signature.__If the Legislature approves the measure and the Governor signs the measure, unless a later date is specified in the measure, the measure takes effect and becomes a law immediately; provided, however, that any such measure that entails expenditure in an amount in excess of available and unappropriated state funds remains inoperative until 45 days after the next convening of the Legislature in regular session, unless the measure provides for raising new revenues adequate for its operation.__If the Legislature fails to approve the measure or the Governor declines to sign the measure, the measure does not take effect and does not become law.__If the Legislature passes the measure without change and the Governor vetoes the measure and the veto is sustained by the Legislature, the measure does not take effect and does not become law.