California 2017-2018 Regular Session

California Assembly Bill ACR82

Introduced
5/2/17  
Introduced
5/2/17  
Refer
5/4/17  
Refer
5/4/17  
Engrossed
5/18/17  
Engrossed
5/18/17  
Refer
5/22/17  
Refer
5/22/17  
Enrolled
6/8/17  
Enrolled
6/8/17  
Chaptered
6/13/17  
Chaptered
6/13/17  
Passed
6/13/17  

Caption

Armed Forces Day.

Impact

The resolution serves to strengthen and reaffirm the commitment of the state legislature to support military families and recognizes the societal appreciation for those who serve. It encourages all citizens to express their gratitude and support for active duty members and veterans, thus fostering a spirit of patriotism within the community. However, as a resolution rather than a legislative bill, its primary impact is symbolic, aiming to unify and raise awareness about the needs and contributions of military families.

Summary

Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 82, introduced by Assemblymember Chvez, aims to honor and recognize the service and sacrifices made by members of the Armed Forces and their families on the occasion of Armed Forces Day 2017, specifically celebrated on May 20, 2017. The resolution emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the contributions of military personnel in maintaining peace and democracy, along with their families' sacrifices. It highlights the national origins of Armed Forces Day, which commenced in 1949 as part of the consolidation of military services within the Department of Defense.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding ACR 82 appears overwhelmingly positive, as it seeks to honor those who serve in the military. Bipartisan support can be inferred from its passage, reflecting a collective intention to prioritize the needs and sacrifices of Armed Forces members. The resolution is well-received in public discussions, where the overarching sentiment reflects gratitude and an appreciation for military service.

Contention

While there are no specific points of contention highlighted in the discussions surrounding ACR 82, possible areas of debate could arise in the broader context of military support initiatives and state funding for veteran services. The resolution itself does not propose any changes to state law or initiate new programs but rather acts as a reaffirmation of existing commitments to the military community.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CA SCR3

Veterans of the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces Day.

CA SCR103

Veterans of the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces Day.

CA AR102

Relative to Memorial Day.

CA ACR30

Women’s Military History Week.

CA SCR150

Flag Day.

CA SCR10

Korean American Day.

CA SCR11

Gold Star Children’s Day.

CA ACR22

Ramadan.

CA ACR142

Ramadan.

CA SCR38

Ramadan.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.