Expresses appreciation to Lucinda Cindy Benjamin for her many years of service to the Nevada Assembly. (BDR R-1234)
Impact
AR11 emphasizes the valuable support that legislative staff like Cindy provide to the legislature, which can often be overlooked. The resolution serves as recognition of the rigorous demands placed on staff and the critical support they provide to lawmakers during both regular and special sessions. By acknowledging Cindy’s contributions, the resolution not only honors her but also sheds light on the broader dedication of legislative staff to the processes of governance in Nevada.
Summary
Assembly Resolution No. 11 (AR11) expresses appreciation to Lucinda "Cindy" Benjamin for her considerable contributions over many years to the Nevada Assembly. The resolution acknowledges her dedication and significant role in supporting Nevada lawmakers throughout a demanding legislative career spanning 16 regular sessions and numerous special sessions. Cindy's commitment is highlighted through her journey, beginning as a committee secretary and culminating in her long tenure as the Assembly History Clerk, where she meticulously recorded legislative actions.
Contention
While there are no notable points of contention surrounding AR11, as it is primarily a resolution of appreciation, it does reflect on the broader themes of recognizing public service and the unsung heroes in legislative processes. The unanimous support for acknowledging Cindy’s contributions indicates a collective appreciation within the Assembly for the role of dedicated staff members in maintaining effective legislative operations.
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