House Concurrent Resolutions
The range of House Concurrent Resolutions begins with HCR1001 and goes through HCR1037.
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Bills Range: 1001 through 1037
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AUTHORIZING A STUDY OF THE UNIFORM LEAVE AND ATTENDANCE ACT AND THE HOLIDAY ACT TO BETTER ACCOMMODATE STATE EMPLOYEES WITH NON-TRADITIONAL WORK SCHEDULES.
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TO RECOGNIZE, HONOR, AND MEMORIALIZE THE LIFE OF REVEREND DUANE SABA.
REQUESTING THAT THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION URGE THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO GIVE FINAL AUTHORIZATION TO REALLOCATE WATER STORAGE IN NORTH ARKANSAS LAKES TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE MINIMUM FLOWS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE.
COMMENDING AGRICULTURE FOR REDUCING PHOSPHORUS CONTAMINATION AND; URGING CITIES AND CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TO INFORM NONAGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES ABOUT THE EFFECTS OF PHOSPHORUS.
COMMENDING THE ARKANSAS STATE POLICE HONOR GUARD AND THE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE HONOR GUARD FOR THEIR DEDICATED SERVICE TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS AND TO THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE.
TO URGE THE MEMBERS OF THE EIGHTY-FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO GIVE THE GOVERNOR EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OVER THE GENERAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.
TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR FRANK L. MCCLELLAN FOR HIS OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS AS COACH OF THE BARTON BEARS.
RECOGNIZING AND HONORING MATTYE MAYE WHYTE WOODRIDGE AS THE FOUNDER OF ARKANSAS TEACHERS' DAY AND NATIONAL TEACHER DAY.
FOR A STUDY OF THE STATUTORY CHANGES NEEDED IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE ELECTION PROCESS FOR MILITARY VOTERS.
HONORING AND RECOGNIZING BART R. LINDSEY FOR ALL HIS LEADERSHIP IN LIFE.
HONORING AND RECOGNIZING REVEREND P.L. PERKINS' MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO HIS COMMUNITY, STATE, AND NATION.
ACKNOWLEDGING ARKANSAS’ GREAT HISTORIC HERITAGE AND ITS CULTURAL TREASURES AND SETTING THE GOAL FOR THE STATE TO DISPLAY THE HIGHEST EXAMPLE OF PRESERVING OUR HISTORIC STRUCTURES AND TRADITIONAL SITES.
COMMENDING THE THREE ARKANSAS JOB CORPS CENTERS FOR THE OUTSTANDING SERVICE PROVIDED THE STATE AND RESIDENTS OF THE STATE, AND DESIGNATING MARCH 26, 2003, AS JOB CORPS RECOGNITION DAY IN ARKANSAS.
TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXTENSION OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE EIGHTY-FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY UNTIL APRIL 4, 2003, TO ENABLE IT TO COMPLETE THE ESSENTIAL BUSINESS OF THE SESSION.
TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXTENSION OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE EIGHTY-FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY UNTIL APRIL 11, 2003, TO ENABLE IT TO COMPLETE THE ESSENTIAL BUSINESS OF THE SESSION.
TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXTENSION OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE EIGHTY-FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 26, 2003, TO ENABLE IT TO COMPLETE THE ESSENTIAL BUSINESS OF THE SESSION.
EXPRESSING THE CONCERN OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT THE FOOD SUPPLY IN THIS STATE HAS BEEN PLACED AT RISK BY THE INTRODUCTION OF NONTHERAPEUTIC ANTIBIOTICS IN ANIMAL FEED.