Louisiana 2025 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR77

Introduced
4/30/25  

Caption

To recognize and honor the Louisiana Association of Wholesalers for its contributions to the state's economy and declares May 6, 2025, as "Louisiana Association of Wholesalers Day" at the Louisiana State Capitol.

Impact

The passing of SR77 is largely symbolic, serving to honor the contributions of the wholesale distribution sector rather than implementing any changes to state laws. However, it highlights the importance of the industry in maintaining economic stability and employment within Louisiana. By recognizing the LAW, the resolution also fosters a sense of appreciation for local businesses and affirms the state's commitment to supporting economic competitiveness through fair business practices.

Summary

Senate Resolution 77, sponsored by Senator Boudreaux, recognizes the Louisiana Association of Wholesalers (LAW) for its significant contributions to the state's economy. The resolution emphasizes the vital role played by the wholesale distribution industry in providing essential goods and services to various sectors, thereby enhancing commerce throughout Louisiana. The resolution designates May 6, 2025, as 'Louisiana Association of Wholesalers Day' at the Louisiana State Capitol, aiming to honor the association's dedication to economic growth and community support.

Sentiment

The general sentiment surrounding SR77 is positive, with widespread acknowledgment of the importance of the wholesale distribution sector in Louisiana's economy. The resolution reflects a bipartisan appreciation for the efforts of the LAW and aims to bolster community relationships and local commerce. Legislators and stakeholders are likely to view the resolution as an affirmative step towards promoting awareness of the vital roles different industries play within the state's economic landscape.

Contention

There are minimal points of contention surrounding SR77, as it primarily functions as a commendation without any controversial implications. The resolution supports a sector that many view as essential to the everyday functioning of the state's economy. The lack of opposition indicates a strong consensus on the importance of the LAW's role in enhancing Louisiana's economic resilience.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR78

Recognizes May 7, 2024, as Louisiana Music Advocacy Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR71

Recognizes the centennial year celebration of the Police Jury Association of Louisiana and designates May 1, 2024, as the Police Jury Association's Legislative Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR30

Commends members of the Louisiana Automobile Dealers Association for their activities and contributions to the people of Louisiana and to designate Tuesday, April 9, 2024, as Louisiana Automobile Dealer Day at the state capitol.

LA SR12

Recognizes Tuesday, March 19, 2024, as Louisiana Chemical Industry Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR61

Recognizes Monday, May 8, 2023, as Louisiana Renewable Energy Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR21

Designates May 4, 2023, as Future Farmers of America (FFA) Day at the Louisiana State Capitol and commends the officers of the Louisiana FFA Association.

LA SR62

Designates May 14, 2024, as Future Farmers of America (FFA) Day at the Louisiana State Capitol and commends the officers of the Louisiana FFA Association.

LA HR134

Recognizes April 25, 2024, as Community Provider Association of Louisiana Day at the state capitol

LA HR34

Recognizes March 19, 2024, as Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools, Charter School Day at the state capitol

LA SR25

Designates Wednesday, March 27, 2024, as the NRA and Louisiana Shooting Association Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

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