Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

Georgia Senate Bill SR145

Introduced
2/14/23  
Enrolled
2/15/23  
Introduced
2/14/23  
Enrolled
2/15/23  

Caption

Louizaire, Ludwidg; commend

Impact

The bill highlights the role of the legislature in recognizing personal achievements and contributions to society, which could have a broader impact on community morale. By publicly appreciating certain individuals, the bill aims to foster a culture of recognition and motivation within the state, which can indirectly encourage other residents to engage in meaningful contributions to their communities.

Summary

SR145 is an honorary resolution sponsored by Senator Louizaire that commends individuals for their contributions to the community or specific fields. While this resolution might not alter state laws directly, it serves to publicly acknowledge achievements and inspire others within the state. Honorary resolutions play a significant role in promoting civic pride and recognizing individuals who serve as role models for their achievements.

Contention

While the bill primarily focuses on commendations, discussions around it may arise regarding the criteria for recognition and the selection process of the honorees. There can often be debate about whose contributions are recognized and how this reflects broader social values. Issues surrounding representation, inclusivity, and recognition of diverse contributions may be topics of contention as the bill moves through the legislative process.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

GA HR148

Louiziare, Ludwig; Miss Cobb County 2023; commend

GA SR146

Key, Charlie; commend

GA HR149

Key, Charlie; Miss Cobb County's Outstanding Teen 2023; commend

GA HR1200

Kittila, Audrey; Miss Cobb County 2024; commend

GA HR245

Phillips, Aaliyah; Miss Cobb County 2025; commend

GA SR380

Cline, Mara Eva; commend

GA SR382

Manous, Carrington; commend

GA HR19

Couch, Ms. Nancy; commend

GA SR377

Kittila, Audrey; commend

GA SR410

Schiphof, Tara; commend

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.