Georgia House Bill HR190

Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/14/23
• Enrolled: 2/14/23
• Passed: 2/14/23

Caption

Jones, Apostle Danita Harden; commend

Impact

While specific impacts on state laws from HR190 may not be extensive since it is primarily commendatory in nature, it nonetheless contributes to a culture of recognition within the legislative process. By establishing formal commendations, the bill reinforces the value of community service and the importance of public acknowledgment of individuals working to improve their communities.

Summary

HR190 is a bill that seeks to commend and recognize the contributions of Apostles Danita Harden. The bill highlights the significant impact the individual has made in their community and serves as an official acknowledgment by the legislative body. Such legislation typically aims to honor those who have made noteworthy contributions to society, through service, advocacy, or other means.

Contention

Notable points of contention could arise depending on the political climate and the individuals involved in the commendation. Discussions might center around the criteria for such honors, whether they are equitably distributed among diverse community representatives and whether any political motivations underlie such commendations. As with many recognition bills, the potential exists for debate over the appropriateness and significance of the recognition provided.