How does the power of the Governor to promulgate Ordinances work during the recess of the Legislature?
The power of the Governor to promulgate Ordinances during the recess of the Legislature allows the Governor to issue temporary laws when the state legislature is not in session. These ordinances have the same force and effect as a law enacted by the legislature, but they can be repealed or altered by the legislature once it reconvenes. The purpose of this power is to enable the government to take swift action on important matters when there is no time for the legislature to convene and pass a law.