Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HB917

Introduced
4/2/24  
Introduced
4/2/24  
Refer
4/3/24  
Refer
4/3/24  
Report Pass
4/16/24  
Engrossed
4/24/24  
Refer
4/29/24  
Report Pass
5/8/24  
Report Pass
5/8/24  
Enrolled
5/20/24  
Enrolled
5/20/24  
Chaptered
5/28/24  
Chaptered
5/28/24  
Passed
5/28/24  

Caption

Provides that Act No. 84 of the 2023 Regular Session of the Legislature shall be known and may be cited as "Armani's Law"

Impact

While the bill itself does not establish new regulations or amend existing laws, it serves to memorialize and give importance to the prior legislation referred to as Act No. 84. This designation can have implications for public consciousness and advocacy related to the issues encompassed by that act, potentially encouraging more robust discussions and actions surrounding child welfare.

Summary

House Bill 917, also referred to as 'Armani's Law', was introduced during the 2023 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature. The bill is primarily an act of nomenclature, designating Act No. 84 of the 2023 Regular Session as 'Armani's Law'. The specific details and implications of the underlying Act No. 84 are not outlined in the text of HB917, but the naming suggests a significant focus that may relate to child welfare or protection issues, as is often the case with legislation honoring a person or event of notable societal impact.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HB917 appears to be positive and supportive, often seen in legislation that honors specific individuals or causes. The naming of laws is typically geared towards enhancing public awareness and recognition of pressing social issues, which suggests that lawmakers and advocates were united in their desire to emphasize the importance of the subject matter associated with Armani's Law.

Contention

There are no overt points of contention regarding HB917 itself, as the bill merely serves as a formal designation. However, underlying discussions about the effectiveness and relevance of the provisions in Act No. 84 may exist; these debates are common around laws that seek to address sensitive areas such as child welfare. The fact that the act and its impact are honored through naming indicates a recognition of the ongoing challenges in such fields.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SB52

Provides for technical corrections beyond the authority of the Louisiana State Law Institute to certain citations in the Administrative Procedure Act as amended by Act 211 of the 2021 Regular Session and Act 663 of the 2022 Regular Session. (gov sig)

LA HR297

Requests BESE to recognize and include increased funding, as provided in House Bill No. 1 of the 2023 Regular Session, when developing and adopting a minimum foundation program formula for the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year and in future years

LA HCR147

Requests BESE to recognize and include increased funding, as provided in House Bill No. 1 of the 2023 Regular Session, when developing and adopting a minimum foundation program formula for the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year and in future years

LA HB636

Makes appropriations for the expenses of the legislature for Fiscal Year 2023-2024

LA SCR1

Invites the governor to address a joint session of the legislature on Monday, April 10, 2023, at 1:00 pm.

LA HB182

Provides that no person shall be required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine as a condition of enrollment or attendance at any public or nonpublic school

LA SR204

Urges and requests BESE to recognize and include increased funding as provided in HB 1 of the 2023 Regular Session, when developing and adopting a minimum foundation program formula for the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year and in future years.

LA HCR126

Expresses intent of the legislature regarding House Bill No. 586 of the 2023 R.S.

LA HB149

Provides for the compensation of members of the legislature (EG +$1,764,164 GF EX See Note)

LA HR84

Commends the Honorable Francis C. Thompson on his status as the longest-serving member of the Legislature of Louisiana

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.