Louisiana 2015 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SCR41

Introduced
4/15/15  
Introduced
4/15/15  
Passed
4/15/15  
Passed
4/15/15  
Engrossed
4/15/15  

Caption

Declares April 22, 2015, as Youth Equine Day at the Legislature.

Impact

The legislation does not directly amend existing laws related to the equine industry or youth participation but serves as a symbolic gesture highlighting the significance of these young equestrians. It aims to foster pride in youth achievements in equine competitions and encourage further participation. This recognition could positively influence support for youth programs and events in the horse industry, contributing to its continued growth and prominence within the state.

Summary

SCR41 declares April 22, 2015, as Youth Equine Day at the Legislature in Louisiana, commemorating the youth who represent the state in equine exhibitions both within Louisiana and nationally. The resolution acknowledges the importance of the horse industry to Louisiana's agricultural economy, which has an estimated annual economic impact of $2.5 billion. By recognizing this day, the resolution aims to raise awareness about the contributions of young people in the equestrian field and to celebrate their achievements and dedication.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SCR41 is overwhelmingly positive, as it focuses on youth achievements and the promotion of the equine sector. Legislators expressed commendation for young equestrians and the agricultural sector, suggesting a collective appreciation for their hard work and dedication. The day is intended to foster unity among participants, families, and supporters of equine sports, showcasing the positive impact these activities have on community and economic development.

Contention

While there are no significant points of contention reported concerning SCR41, it reflects broader discussions about the importance of youth engagement in agriculture and sports. By establishing a day celebrating equine excellence, it reinforces the value of supporting youth initiatives in industries critical to Louisiana's economy. Celebrations of this nature may also pave the way for future legislative efforts aimed at enhancing funding and resources for youth programs in the equine field, emphasizing the nurturing of talent at a young age.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR21

Declares March 19, 2014, as Youth Equine Day at the Capitol.

LA HCR83

Designates Wednesday, April 29, 2015, as New Orleans Day at the legislature

LA SCR67

Declares October 1, 2015, as World Peace Day in Louisiana.

LA SCR57

Recognizes Tuesday, April 28, 2015, as Healthy Start Day at the Louisiana Legislature.

LA HCR72

Recognizes Wednesday, April 22nd as Southern University Day at the state capitol

LA SCR33

Commends Mia Manzanares on being named the All-Around Cowgirl at the 2012 National High School Rodeo Association and the 2012 International Finals Youth Rodeo.

LA HCR107

Designates June 3, 2015, as 4-H Day at the legislature and commends the state officers of 4-H

LA SCR23

Declares May 26, 2017, as John Wayne Day at the Legislature.

LA SR25

Declares April 21, 2015, as KBD Day at the State Capitol.

LA SCR33

Declares April 26, 2016, as "Purple and Teal Day" in Louisiana.

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