Recognizing April 3, 2009, as Texas Auctioneers Day at the State Capitol.
Impact
This resolution draws attention to the auctioneering profession, which generates substantial revenue, contributing over $500 million to Texas's economy. It also emphasizes the importance of auctioneers in diverse areas of commerce, including real estate and livestock sales, thereby reinforcing the value of this industry in the state's economic landscape. By formally recognizing Texas Auctioneers Day, the resolution aims to enhance public awareness about the contributions of auctioneers.
Summary
HR993 is a resolution recognizing April 3, 2009, as Texas Auctioneers Day at the State Capitol. The bill highlights the significant contribution of the live auction industry to the state's economy, noting that auctioneering plays a vital role in marketing various commodities across Texas. The resolution acknowledges the efforts of the Texas Auctioneers Association (TAA) in promoting the auction method of marketing through education and outreach, as well as their commitment to professional standards for their members.
Contention
Since this is a resolution rather than a bill proposing changes to statutes, it does not include contentious elements typically found in legislative bills. However, it does underscore the collective efforts of auctioneers which are appreciated and recognized within the legislative context. The resolution serves to foster goodwill and support for the auctioning profession without suggesting any regulatory changes or points of contention.