Recognizing And Commending The National Conference Of State Legislatures On The Upcoming Occasion Of Its Fiftieth Anniversary In 2025.
Impact
The resolution highlights the role of state legislatures as 'America's laboratories of democracy', emphasizing that these bodies are pivotal in addressing emerging challenges while representing diverse communities. The recognition serves to reinforce the value placed on legislative service and collaboration among states, which has been particularly essential during times of shared difficulties.
Summary
HCR226, a House Concurrent Resolution, recognizes and commends the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) for its significant role and contributions to state legislatures, especially as it approaches its fiftieth anniversary in 2025. Originally founded in 1975, NCSL has grown into a vital organization dedicated to serving state and territorial lawmakers. The resolution underscores the importance of NCSL in promoting effective legislative practices, fostering interstate cooperation, and ensuring that states have a coherent voice in the federal system.
Contention
While HCR226 is largely a celebratory resolution intended to foster pride in state legislative institutions, it implicitly acknowledges the changing dynamics in governance and the collaborative spirit fostered by organizations like NCSL. It brings attention to the need for both independence and cooperation among states as they tackle complex issues, which may lead to discussions about the adequacy and effectiveness of existing state governance structures.
To Recognize And Commend The National Conference Of State Legislatures (ncsl) For Its Leadership And Commitment To The Legislative Institution On Its Fiftieth Anniversary In 2025.
To Recognize And Commend The National Conference Of State Legislatures (ncsl) For Its Leadership And Commitment To The Legislative Institution On Its Fiftieth Anniversary In 2025.
A resolution to direct the Clerk of the House of Representatives to only present to the Governor enrolled House bills finally passed by both houses of the One Hundred Third Legislature.