Louisiana 2022 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR41

Introduced
4/5/22  
Introduced
4/5/22  
Passed
4/6/22  

Caption

Recognizes April 6, 2022, as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the state capitol

Impact

The resolution reflects the Louisiana government's intent to acknowledge and support the contributions of local chambers of commerce to the state’s economic landscape. It is significant as it underscores the collaborative effort between the private sector and state leaders to foster a positive business climate and ensure that the economy remains vibrant and supportive of local entrepreneurial activities.

Summary

House Resolution 41 aims to officially recognize April 6, 2022, as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the state capitol. This recognition serves to highlight the significant role that chambers of commerce play in promoting jobs, economic growth, and strengthening communities throughout Louisiana. The bill acknowledges the diverse economy of the state, which features strong representation in various sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare, construction, and more.

Sentiment

General sentiment around HR41 appears positive, as it aims to celebrate the active role of chambers of commerce in lobbying for policies that benefit businesses and workers across Louisiana. The bill's proponents likely view it as a necessary affirmation of the importance of these organizations in facilitating community engagement and economic development.

Contention

HR41, while largely celebratory in nature, may also trigger discussions regarding the effectiveness of local chambers in truly representing the interests of all business sectors. Some critics might argue that such recognitions play a minimal role in addressing larger systemic issues faced by businesses, and instead focus on celebratory rhetoric without substantial policy implications.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR28

Recognizes Wednesday, April 6, 2022, as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR63

Recognizes May 5th, 2021 as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the state capitol

LA SR31

Recognizes Tuesday, April 5, 2016, as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR51

Recognizes Wednesday, May 5, 2021, as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR76

Recognizes Tuesday, May 2, 2017, as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the state capitol

LA HR44

Recognizes Tuesday, April 5, 2016, as La. Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (LACCE) Day at the state capitol

LA SR57

Recognizes Tuesday, May 2, 2017, as Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR101

Recognizes May 11, 2015, as Louisiana Association of Chambers of Commerce Executives (LACCE) Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR154

Recognizes May 18, 2022, as Louisiana Film Day at the state capitol

LA HR75

Recognizes Monday, May 11, 2015, as La. Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (LACCE) Day at the state capitol

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