The number of special sessions which have been called in the…

The number of special sessions which have been called in the last thirty years has led some observers to argue that the 140 days every other year is simply inadequate to take care of the business of Texas government.  Two specific proposals have been made for constitutional amendments in this regard.  One would simply lengthen the biennial session to 180 days.  The other would require annual sessions, each not to exceed 100 days.  Would the adoption of either of these proposed amendments result in improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the Texas legislature?