What does LIS stand for?

Legislative Information System (Virginia General Assembly)

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I don't know how we'd do it without them," Lou Adamson, legislative information system coordinator, told the Argus Leader newspaper.

Tech interns

of Salt Lake City, Utah and Legislative Information Systems Corporation of Annandale, Virginia.

Ethika Corporation and TSG Holdings, Inc. Terminate Merger Discussions

And much of that resistance tends to melt way, says Lou Adamson, legislative information system coordinator in South Dakota, where the move toward going paperless has taken place in increments over the last decade.

Going paperless: there may never be a completely electronic ...

We came up with a huge data base of information that includes all of the texts of our bills," explains Bill Behnk, coordinator of the Assembly's Legislative Information Systems.

Hooked on high-tech lawmaking

Michigan developed the first computer network that linked each senator to the legislative information system.

Political possibilities

Michigan developed the first computer network that linked each senator to the legislative information system.

Computers on the floor

First-year hardware, software and telecommunications costs will exceed $80,000, according to Bill Behnk, coordinator of Legislative Information Systems in the Office of the Legislative Counsel.

Legislatures hit cyberspace

States' Rules and Procedures Go On-Line LEGISNET, NCSL's computerized legislative information system, now has a tool parliamentarians can use in conjunction with authorities like Mason's Manual.

Commission continues Mason's work