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Hawaii Senate Bill SCR24

Hawaii 2022 Regular Session

Hawaii Senate Bill SCR24

Introduced
3/8/22  
Refer
3/11/22  
Report Pass
4/6/22  
Engrossed
4/7/22  
Refer
4/8/22  
Report Pass
4/18/22  
Refer
4/18/22  
Report Pass
4/25/22  

Caption

Recognizing April 17 Through April 23, 2022, As Volunteer Week Hawaii Throughout The State.

Impact

The bill is primarily symbolic, aimed at promoting volunteerism and enhancing community engagement by recognizing the contributions of volunteers in the state. Such resolutions can lead to increased awareness and activities related to volunteer service, potentially inspiring citizens to participate in local service projects. The resolution reinforces the commitment of the State of Hawaii to support volunteer initiatives that foster civic responsibility and strengthen community ties.

Summary

SCR24 is a Senate Concurrent Resolution that recognizes April 17 through April 23, 2022, as Volunteer Week Hawaii throughout the State. This resolution highlights the significance of volunteerism by commemorating National Volunteer Week, which was first established by President Richard Nixon in 1974. The bill serves as a reminder of the essential role that volunteers and community members play in driving social change and community development. By officially acknowledging this week, SCR24 aims to encourage participation in volunteer efforts and projects across Hawaii during this period.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR24 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting a general appreciation for volunteer efforts and community service. Legislators and community leaders likely view this recognition as an important step towards honoring the work of volunteers, which they see as vital to the social fabric of Hawaii. The measure resonates well with constituents and emphasizes the value placed on volunteerism within the state.

Contention

While there is little indication of contention related to this particular resolution, as it promotes a universally favorable concept of volunteerism, it does engage with broader themes about the role of civic duty and community involvement. Any discussion surrounding SCR24 would likely focus not on opposition but rather on enhancing the impact of volunteerism and finding additional ways to encourage community participation throughout the state.

Companion Bills

HI SR18

Same As Recognizing April 17 Through April 23, 2022, As Volunteer Week Hawaii Throughout The State.

HI HCR107

Same As Recognizing April 17 Through April 23, 2022, As Volunteer Week In The State Of Hawaii.

Previously Filed As

HI HCR221

Recognizing February 19 Through February 23, 2024, As Scholastic Journalism Week In Hawaii.

HI HR201

Recognizing February 19 Through February 23, 2024, As Scholastic Journalism Week In Hawaii.

HI SCR1

Recognizing The Day In 2025 Of The Second New Moon After The Winter Solstice Of 2024 As The Lunar New Year In The State Of Hawaii.

HI SCR204

Requesting The Board Of Education To Adopt A Policy Relating To Community Schools To Guide The Establishment Of Additional Community Schools Throughout The State.

HI SCR68

Requesting Businesses In Hawaii To Use Hawaiian Language And Requesting The Department Of Education To Develop And Implement Education Programs To Teach Employees Hawaiian And Hire Permanent Hawaiian Language Teachers.

HI SCR48

Urging The Department Of Law Enforcement, Fire Departments And Police Departments Of Each County, Humane Societies In Each County, And Media Organizations Throughout The State To Collaborate To Create And Disseminate Public Service Announcements To Highlight The Dangers Of, And Advocate Against The Use Of, Illegal Fireworks In Order To Protect The Health And Safety Of The Community, Pets, And Wildlife.

HI HCR32

Requesting The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs To Identify The Scope Of Native Hawaiian Cultural Appropriateness For The Purpose Of Addressing Native Hawaiian Disparities.

HI SCR147

Requesting The State Foundation On Culture And The Arts To Begin Planning To Collaborate With Partners In Japan To Appropriately Recognize The Eightieth Anniversary Of The End Of World War Ii, Including The Atomic Bombings And Lives Lost In Japan And Hawaii Throughout The War, And Reaffirm A Commitment To Ensuring These Tragedies Are Never Repeated.

HI HCR38

Requesting The Board Of Education To Adopt A Policy Relating To Community Schools To Guide The Establishment Of Additional Community Schools Throughout The State.

HI HCR66

Requesting The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs To Report On Strategies For Native Hawaiian Rural Resiliency.

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