Louisiana 2017 1st Special Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR11

Introduced
2/21/17  
Introduced
2/21/17  

Caption

Congratulates Ben Nevers upon his retirement as chief of staff for the Governor's Office of the state of Louisiana.

Impact

The official recognition provided by SR11 serves to commemorate Nevers' legacy and the impact of his leadership on state policy. While the resolution does not enact new laws or alter existing statutes, it reflects the value placed on public service and the contributions of dedicated individuals like Nevers. This recognition could further inspire others in governmental roles to pursue a path of collaborative leadership and community focus in their public service endeavors.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 11 (SR11) is a resolution congratulating Ben Wayne Nevers Sr. on his retirement from the position of chief of staff for the Governor's Office of Louisiana. The resolution honors Nevers' extensive public service, highlighting his decades of experience in local and state government, as well as his commitment to facilitating bipartisan cooperation during challenging times for the state. It expresses gratitude for his contributions, which include addressing class discrimination, managing budget crises, and responding to significant flooding events in Louisiana.

Sentiment

General sentiment surrounding SR11 is overwhelmingly positive, showcasing bipartisan appreciation for Nevers' career and achievements. Senators from both sides of the aisle co-sponsored the resolution, indicating a collective acknowledgment of Nevers' significant impact on the governance of Louisiana. The resolution captures a respectful farewell, celebrating Nevers' dedication and his role in fostering a collaborative environment within the state's political landscape.

Contention

While SR11 is largely ceremonial and devoid of contention, it does indirectly point to the challenges Nevers faced during his tenure, such as addressing systemic issues within the state and navigating the complexities of partisan politics. The resolution reflects on those experiences without delving into specific legislative disputes, allowing for a respectful tribute that unites various stakeholders in recognition of public service.

Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

LA HR10

Commends and expresses appreciation to former state legislator Ben W. Nevers, Sr., of Bogalusa upon his retirement as chief of staff of the governor of Louisiana

LA SR80

Commends Edwin W. "Bill" Curry for his many years of service to the Legislature of Louisiana and congratulates him upon his retirement.

LA SR221

Commends Camille Denson upon the occasion of her retirement after three decades of public service to the state of Louisiana.

LA SR211

Commends Gordon H. "Nick" Mueller upon his retirement as the president and chief executive officer of The National World War II Musuem.

LA SR222

Congratulates George Lee Griffin Sr. on the occasion of his retirement as president and chief executive officer of the LSU Foundation and commends him for his fifty-five years of civic activism, public service, and philanthropy in the state of Louisiana.

LA SR166

Commends Don Chaney upon his retirement after 32 years of dedicated service to the Louisiana Senate.

LA SCR6

Commends Shelly Taylor upon her retirement as chief executive officer of the Louisiana Association for the Blind in Shreveport.

LA SR198

Commends Linda Muffoletto for her dedicated public service to the Louisiana Senate and extends congratulations upon her retirement.

LA SR4

Commends and congratulates Judge Dennis R. Bagneris on the occasion of his retirement from the Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal.

LA SR127

To commend Dr. Frank Adams Riddick Jr. upon his impending retirement as president of the South Louisiana Medical Associates Board of Directors and to congratulate him for his lifetime of service to the medical community and the state of Louisiana.

Similar Bills

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