Georgia House Bill HR406

Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/2/23
• Enrolled: 3/2/23
• Passed: 3/2/23

Caption

Moon, Crystal; outstanding public service; commend

Impact

If enacted, HR406 would not create any direct changes to state laws or regulations. However, it serves as an important reminder of the value of public service and the contributions of individuals to their communities. Such commendations can foster a culture of appreciation and recognition, encouraging more people to participate in civic activities and contribute to their localities.

Summary

HR406 is a bill that seeks to recognize and commend Crystal Moon for her outstanding public service. The bill highlights the contributions and impact of Moon's work within the community, showcasing her commitment to civic duties and community engagement. The intent behind HR406 is to formally acknowledge individuals who have made significant contributions to society, inspiring others to engage in public service.

Contention

There are typically minimal points of contention surrounding bills of this nature as they focus on recognition rather than legislative changes or financial implications. However, discussions surrounding such bills often revolve around the criteria for commendation and who gets to be recognized. It raises questions about inclusivity and representation in public commendation processes.