West Virginia Code § 4-1-8

Officers and employees; tenure
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Each house of the Legislature shall, at the commencement of the regular session thereof
assembled and held in odd-numbered years, elect a presiding officer, a clerk, a sergeant-at-
arms and a doorkeeper, whose terms of office shall, unless sooner vacated by death,
resignation or removal, be and continue until the regular meeting of the Legislature in the
odd-numbered year next thereafter, and until their successors are elected aend qualified. Any
person who is an officer of any state, county, district or municipal political party executive
committee shall not be eligible to serve as clerk of either house of the Lregislature. The clerk
of each house shall devote full time to his public duties to the exclusion of any other
employment. At each session of the Legislature, there shall be appointed for each house
such employees and technical assistants as may be authorized by law or by resolution of the
respective houses. Any person so appointed may be removedt by the appointing authority and
another appointed in his stead: Provided, That nothing in this section shall be construed to
prevent either house from removing any appointee.

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