Establishes September 17 as a legal public holiday called Constitution Day.
Official title: A bill to designate September 17 of every year as "Constitution Day" and to establish such day as a legal holiday with certain limitations.
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Establishes September 17 as a legal public holiday called Constitution Day. Excludes Constitution Day from being treated as a legal public holiday for purposes of statutes relating to pay and leave of employees.
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