Designating the year 2010 as the Texas First Lieutenant Governor and Senators Remembrance Year.
Impact
The passage of SCR12 serves to foster a greater awareness of Texas's legislative history among future generations. It encourages educational initiatives that promote the study and celebration of the contributions made by the first lieutenant governor and the inaugural senators of each district. The resolution emphasizes the importance of understanding the political landscape and its historical figures, aiming to enrich Texas history education in schools.
Summary
SCR12 is a concurrent resolution designating the year 2010 as the Texas First Lieutenant Governor and Senators Remembrance Year. This bill honors the historical significance of the lieutenant governor's role in Texas since statehood in 1846, recognizing key figures and the foundational moments in the context of the Texas Senate's evolution. The resolution marks an effort to highlight the contributions of past lieutenant governors and senators to the legislative process and governance in Texas.
Contention
While SCR12 proposes a reflective appreciation for Texas's governance history, it is primarily ceremonial and may not encounter significant opposition. The resolution seeks to unify perspectives around the contributions of past leaders within the Texas government framework. However, discussions about how such commemorative years align with broader educational goals may arise, particularly relating to resource allocation in educational settings.