Oklahoma 2022 Regular Session

Oklahoma House Bill HCR1002

Introduced
3/15/21  
Engrossed
3/16/21  
Enrolled
3/24/21  

Caption

Resolution; encouraging Oklahomans to consume and enjoy meat and poultry.

Impact

The resolution aims to bolster the state’s meat and poultry industry by advocating for increased consumption among its residents. By officially encouraging Oklahomans to enjoy meat and poultry, HCR1002 could positively affect local producers and related businesses. It reinforces the idea that the meat industry plays a vital role in Oklahoma’s economy while also promoting the perceived health benefits associated with lean meats. This move could also align with other agricultural promotional efforts in enhancing local and state pride in food resources.

Summary

HCR1002 is a concurrent resolution that encourages Oklahomans to consume and enjoy meat and poultry. The bill highlights the significant economic contribution of the meat industry in Oklahoma, amounting to approximately $18 billion annually, and emphasizes the importance of this sector to the livelihoods of over 110,000 residents engaged in animal agriculture. By promoting dietary consumption of these products, the resolution aims to celebrate local traditions and the agricultural community's contributions to the state’s economy and culture.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding HCR1002 appears largely positive. Supporters view the resolution as an important nod to Oklahoma's agricultural heritage and as a way to boost local economies. Emphasis on the health benefits of consuming lean meats further strengthens the resolution's endorsement within the community. However, discussions imply that there may be contrasting views on dietary patterns, particularly regarding the sustainability of meat consumption and emerging trends favoring plant-based diets.

Contention

As a resolution, HCR1002 does not introduce legislative changes, but it could influence debates on dietary policies within Oklahoma. Notable points of contention could arise around sustainability practices in the meat industry, especially as some advocacy groups promote plant-based diets for health and environmental reasons. The resolutions might lead to discussions about the balance between encouraging meat consumption and addressing concerns related to animal agriculture impacts.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

OK SR24

Resolution; recognizing the centennial of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre; applauding the Commission; and encouraging Oklahomans.

OK HR1007

Resolution encouraging the National Rifle Association to relocate to Oklahoma.

OK SCR4

Concurrent resolution; encouraging the Cattlemen's Congress to continue meeting in Oklahoma.

OK SR6

Resolution; encouraging the National Rifle Association to relocate their headquarters to Oklahoma.

OK SCR4

Concurrent resolution; supporting the conservation of fish and wildlife resources; and encouraging Oklahomans to teach hunting and angling to youth.

OK SCR4

Concurrent resolution; supporting the conservation of fish and wildlife resources; and encouraging Oklahomans to teach hunting and angling to youth.

OK SCR5

Concurrent resolution; encouraging public schools to incorporate the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation-approved hunter education course into their middle or high school curriculums.

OK SR41

Resolution; raising awareness of the dangers of distracted driving; asking Oklahoma legislators to model safe driving; and encouraging Oklahomans to do the same.

OK HR1033

Resolution; recognizing Connex Oklahoma as a vital endeavor and encouraging all manufacturers to support the initiative.

OK SR16

Resolution; memorializing the 26th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing; remembering victims; thanking first responders; encouraging the "Oklahoma Standard".

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.