§ 102 Legislative Amendment Authority

This law says that any rights or benefits given by this part of the law can be changed or cancelled by the state legislature whenever they want.

Key Takeaways

•Rights given by this law aren't permanent; they can be altered.
•The legislature has the power to change or cancel these rights at any time.
•Any benefit you get now could be taken away if the law is amended.

Example

A city passes a rule that lets people park for free in a certain area. Later, the state legislature decides to change the law and removes that free‑parking right.

Even though the city gave people a free‑parking benefit, the legislature can later amend the law and take that benefit away, so the right only lasts as long as the legislature allows it.

All the rights, privileges or immunities conferred by this division or by acts deemed pursuant thereto shall exist subject to the power of the Legislature to amend or repeal this division at any time. (Added by Stats. 1953, Ch. 449.)

This law says that any rights or benefits given by this part of the law can be changed or cancelled by the state legislature whenever they want.

Key Takeaways

•Rights given by this law aren't permanent; they can be altered.
•The legislature has the power to change or cancel these rights at any time.
•Any benefit you get now could be taken away if the law is amended.

Example

A city passes a rule that lets people park for free in a certain area. Later, the state legislature decides to change the law and removes that free‑parking right.

Even though the city gave people a free‑parking benefit, the legislature can later amend the law and take that benefit away, so the right only lasts as long as the legislature allows it.

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