Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of Joyce Mosley.
Impact
The approval of this resolution would imply a procedural extension concerning the handling of claims made against the state. By allowing the Claims Commissioner more time, it potentially eases the administrative pressure related to the claim resolution process and ensures that claims are handled effectively, which may also increase public trust in the claims process.
Summary
House Joint Resolution No. 101 seeks to grant the Claims Commissioner an extension of one year to resolve the claim of Joyce Mosley against the state. This resolution was introduced during the February Session of 2018 and referred to the Judiciary Committee. The main purpose is to provide additional time for the Claims Commissioner, an official tasked with resolving claims against the state, to dispose of pending matters, in this instance, the claim filed by Mosley.
Contention
Though specific contentions regarding this resolution were not detailed in the available transcripts, typical points of debate surrounding extensions may include the implications for claimants waiting for resolutions and the efficiency of the Claims Commissioner's operations. Stakeholders may express concerns about delays in justice for claimants or argue over the necessity of such extensions in managing state responsibilities.