Section 2-7-20.4 - Bills becoming law without Governor's signature or objections. - South Dakota Statutes

2-7-20.4. Bills becoming law without Governor's signature or objections. Whenever the Governor fails to veto any bill which shall become law without his signature or the certificate referred to in § 2-7-20.1, he shall deliver it to the secretary of state who shall note, beneath the signature line provided for the Governor, that it was delivered by the Governor without his signature and without his objections. No communication relating to his reasons for not signing the bill shall be filed or recorded by the secretary of state.

Source: SL 1974, ch 24, § 2; SL 1979, ch 15, § 6.