West Virginia Code
Article 1. Officers, Members and Employees; Appropriations; Investigations; Display of Flags; Records; Use of Capitol Building; Prefiling of Bills and Resolutions; Standing Committees; Interim Meetings; Next Meeting of the Senate
§4-1-13. Clerk of House to Be Keeper of Rolls; Compensation; Duties as to Acts; Copies; Fees; Printing

The Clerk of the House of Delegates shall be the keeper of the rolls, and for his duties as such he shall receive $300 in addition to his salary as clerk. After a bill or joint resolution has passed both houses, he shall cause the same to be correctly recorded, in a legible manner, in a well-bound book, to be kept for that purpose exclusively, which recording shall be equivalent to enrollment. He shall have the custody of the acts and joint resolutions of the Legislature and shall make a certified copy of them for any person requiring the same. For a copy of an act or joint resolution, he may demand of the person at whose request it was made 50¢, or, at his option, 3¢ for every thirty words contained therein. As soon as possible after the close of each session, he shall prepare a well-arranged index to the acts and joint resolutions passed at such session, and shall furnish to the printer who has the contract for such printing the manuscript of such acts, resolutions and index and all matter directed by law to be printed therewith, properly prepared and arranged for publication, and shall superintend the printing thereof.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 4. The Legislature

Article 1. Officers, Members and Employees; Appropriations; Investigations; Display of Flags; Records; Use of Capitol Building; Prefiling of Bills and Resolutions; Standing Committees; Interim Meetings; Next Meeting of the Senate

§4-1-1. Interim Committee and Subcommittee Meetings

§4-1-2. How Appropriations Made and Applied

§4-1-3. Suits Against Members of Legislature; Exemption From Arrest, Trial, Judgment and Levy

§4-1-4. Compelling Members to Attend

§4-1-5. Authority to Subpoena Witnesses and Documents; Penalty for Refusal to Comply; Applicability of Whistle-Blower Law

§4-1-5a. When Witness May Be Compelled to Give Evidence Against Himself Or; Immunity of Witness From Prosecution

§4-1-6. Administration of Oaths to Members of Legislature, Officers and Witnesses

§4-1-6a. False Swearing in a Legislative Proceeding; Penalty

§4-1-7. Flags Displayed During Sessions

§4-1-8. Officers and Employees; Tenure

§4-1-9. Assistant Clerks; Committee Clerks to Assist

§4-1-10. Powers and Duties of Officers

§4-1-10a. Filling Vacancies in the Office of Presiding Officer of the Two Houses

§4-1-11. Vacancies in Clerkships

§4-1-12. Custody of Journals and Documents; Certified Copies

§4-1-13. Clerk of House to Be Keeper of Rolls; Compensation; Duties as to Acts; Copies; Fees; Printing

§4-1-14. Copies of Enrolled Bills Mailed to Courts; Effect

§4-1-15. Fees of Clerks for Copying or Recording

§4-1-16. Indexes to Journals; Printing; Compensation for Preparing

§4-1-17. Priority of Legislative Business for Members and Designated Employees

§4-1-19. Distribution of Acts of the Legislature

§4-1-20. Legislative Findings; Space in the Capitol Building for Use by Legislature

§4-1-21. Prefiling of Bills and Resolutions

§4-1-22. &Quot;next Meeting of the Senate" Defined

§4-1-23. Reports to Be Sent to the Legislative Librarian