HJR0482Signed

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HJR0482 is a resolution introduced in the Tennessee General Assembly that seeks to express support for the establishment of a national holiday to honor the contributions of a specific individual or group, although the text does not specify who that individual or group is. The resolution primarily affects the citizens of Tennessee by promoting recognition and celebration of the contributions made by the designated individual or group. Key provisions include the formal expression of support and encouragement for the adoption of the holiday at the national level.

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Overview

HJR0482 is a resolution introduced in the Tennessee General Assembly that seeks to express support for the establishment of a national holiday to honor the contributions of a specific individual or group, although the text does not specify who that individual or group is. The resolution primarily affects the citizens of Tennessee by promoting recognition and celebration of the contributions made by the designated individual or group. Key provisions include the formal expression of support and encouragement for the adoption of the holiday at the national level.

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Sponsor

Russell, Lowell

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

March 19, 2025

Last Action

April 9, 2025

Signed by Governor.

Subjects
Memorials, Retirement

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