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Sunset Clause - Massachusetts
Sunset Clause is a legal document that was released by the Massachusetts Housing Court - a government authority operating within Massachusetts.
FAQ
Q: What is a Sunset Clause?
A: A Sunset Clause is a provision in a law that specifies it will expire after a certain period of time.
Q: Does Massachusetts have a Sunset Clause?
A: Yes, Massachusetts does have a Sunset Clause.
Q: What is the purpose of a Sunset Clause?
A: The purpose of a Sunset Clause is to ensure that laws are regularly reviewed and evaluated to determine their effectiveness and relevance.
Q: How does a Sunset Clause work in Massachusetts?
A: In Massachusetts, a Sunset Clause puts an expiration date on a law, and if no action is taken to renew or extend the law, it automatically expires.
Q: Why does Massachusetts use Sunset Clauses?
A: Massachusetts uses Sunset Clauses to promote ongoing legislative review and to prevent outdated or unnecessary laws from remaining in effect indefinitely.
Q: Can a law with a Sunset Clause be extended or renewed in Massachusetts?
A: Yes, if a law with a Sunset Clause is deemed effective and necessary, it can be extended or renewed through the regular legislative process in Massachusetts.
Form Details:
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