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GEORGIA STATE SENATE 2020 PRIVILEGED RESOLUTIONS COMPOSITE STATUS Thursday August 13, 2020 GEORGIA STATE SENATE 2020 PRIVILEGED RESOLUTIONS COMPOSITE STATUS Thursday August 13, 2020 Senate Resolutions FIRST READ COMMITTEE FAVORABLY REPORTED COMMITTEE AMEND/SUB SECOND READ RECOMMITTED UNFAVORABLY REPORTED THIRD READ PASSED/ADOPTED COMMITTEE/FLOOR AMEND/SUB LOST NOTICE OF MOTION TO RECONSIDER RECONSIDERED POSTPONED PASSED/ADOPTED COMMITTEE/FLOOR AMEND/SUB LOST AMEND/SUB AGREED TO AMEND/SUB DISAGREED TO INSISTS ON POSITION CONFERENCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ADOPTED RECEDES FROM POSITION SENT TO GOVERNOR SIGNED BY GOVERNOR ACT/VETO NUMBER Clayton State University Day; recognize January S 1/14 1/14 539 14, 2020 H Reisman M.D., Andrew B.; recognize S 1/15 1/15 540 H Office of the State of Georgia in Japan; 46th S 1/15 1/15 541 anniversary; recognize H Greene, Eva Jewell; Lane, Mamie Ella; honoring S 1/15 1/15 542 H Marietta High School Football Team, Coach Rich S 1/15 1/15 543 Morgan, Mr. Grant Rivera H Bacon, Max; recognize S 1/15 1/15 544 H Birth Safety Awareness Day; recognize March S 1/15 1/15 545 16, 2020 H Service Providers Association for Developmental S 1/15 1/15 547 Disabilities (SPADD); members H Ross, Laura; recognize S 1/16 1/16 548 H Hall Jr., Dr. Esco; honoring S 1/16 1/16 549 H Kumar, Agni; recognize S 1/16 1/16 550 H Dyslexia Day; recognize February 12, 2020 S 551 H 1/16/2020 First Read in Senate; 1/16/2020 Tabled in Senate Columbia County's River Ridge Elementary S 1/16 1/16 552 School's River Ridge 3 Theater Team H Together Georgia Day; recognize January 29, S 1/27 1/27 553 2020 H Botchwey, Niara; commend S 1/27 1/27 555 H Banks County High School's Lady Leopards; S 1/27 1/27 556 congratulate H Phillips, Toni; commend S 1/27 1/27 557 H Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church; recognize S 1/27 1/27 558 H Rampy Jr., Lester Lawton; commend S 1/27 1/27 559 H Family and Consumer Sciences; recognize S 1/27 1/27 560 H African American Music Appreciation Month; S 1/27 1/27 561 recognize June 2020 H Georgia Science Teachers Association; recognize S 1/27 1/27 562 H Georgia Blue Key Day 2020; recognize S 1/27 1/27 563 H Ragsdale, Gregory Wayne; condolences S 1/27 1/27 564 H Georgia Association of Convenience Stores; S 1/27 1/27 565 commend H McCraw, Annette; commend S 1/27 1/27 566 H Blackwood, Kim; commend S 1/27 1/27 567 H Chaney, Dr. Shakeria; commend S 1/27 1/27 568 H Dugger, Dr. Kimberly; commend S 1/27 1/27 569 H Holston, Marcus; commend S 1/27 1/27 570 H Wing, Kerensa; commend S 1/27 1/27 571 H Lunar New Year Celebration; recognize S 1/27 1/27 572 H International Holocaust Remembrance Day; S 1/27 1/27 573 recognize January 27, 2020 H Martin, Jonathan Calvin "Ricky"; condolences S 1/27 1/27 575 H Martin, Barbara Ann; condolences S 1/27 1/27 576 H Ganesh, Ananya; recognize S 1/27 1/27 577 H GA Senate/GA Economic Developers Assoc.; S 1/27 1/27 578 economic development climate H Georgia Academy of Audiology Day; recognize S 1/28 1/28 579 January 28, 2020 H Gatewood Varsity Football Team; recognize S 1/28 1/28 580 H Tyre, Reverend Dr. Gene; recognize S 1/28 1/28 581 H Atlanta Jewish Film Festival; commend S 1/28 1/28 582 H League of Women Voters of Georgia; commend S 1/28 1/28 583 H Mitchell, Benjamin; condolence S 1/28 1/28 584 H Conservative Policy Leadership Institute; S 1/28 1/28 585 recognize H Georgia Academy of Anesthesiologist Assistants S 1/28 1/28 586 Day; recognize January 28, 2020 H Wheeler Sr., Morgan D.; recognize S 1/28 1/28 587 H Shaded dates indicate that the action occurred on the day of this report. Page 1 GEORGIA STATE SENATE 2020 PRIVILEGED RESOLUTIONS COMPOSITE STATUS Thursday August 13, 2020 Senate Resolutions FIRST READ COMMITTEE FAVORABLY REPORTED COMMITTEE AMEND/SUB SECOND READ RECOMMITTED UNFAVORABLY REPORTED THIRD READ PASSED/ADOPTED COMMITTEE/FLOOR AMEND/SUB LOST NOTICE OF MOTION TO RECONSIDER RECONSIDERED POSTPONED PASSED/ADOPTED COMMITTEE/FLOOR AMEND/SUB LOST AMEND/SUB AGREED TO AMEND/SUB DISAGREED TO INSISTS ON POSITION CONFERENCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ADOPTED RECEDES FROM POSITION SENT TO GOVERNOR SIGNED BY GOVERNOR ACT/VETO NUMBER Ga Career Technical Student Organization's S 1/28 1/28 589 (CTSO) Day; recognize H Dyslexia Day; recognize February 11, 2020 S 1/28 1/28 590 H McHugh, Pastor Scott Wayne; condolences S 1/28 1/28 591 H Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics; S 1/28 1/28 592 recognize H Georgia Federation of Democratic Women in S 1/28 1/28 593 Blue Day; recognize February 11, 2020 H Columbus Day; recognize February 18, 2020 S 1/28 1/28 594 H Leonard, Chuck; recognize S 1/28 1/28 595 H Marion County's Football Team; recognize S 1/28 1/28 596 H Roberts, Jessica Nicole; recognize S 1/28 1/28 597 H Rutledge, Wanda; congratulate S 1/28 1/28 598 H Grier, Martha Ann Brown; condolences S 1/28 1/28 599 H Holder, Lonnie; commend S 1/28 1/28 600 H American Automobile Association (AAA) School S 1/28 1/28 602 Safety Patrol Program; congratulate H Cabrera, Dr. Ángel; commend S 1/28 1/28 603 H For Peace I Rise LLC; recognize S 1/28 1/28 604 H College Park Day; recognize February 6, 2020 S 1/28 1/28 605 H The African Art and Culture Festival/ its S 1/28 1/28 606 CEO/President, Euriel Isioma Hemmerly H Johnson, Senator Leroy; condolences S 1/28 1/28 607 H Hardy, Willie Mae; condolences S 1/28 1/28 608 H McHenry, Robert Lee; condolences S 1/28 1/28 609 H State YMCA of Georgia; recognize S 1/28 1/28 610 H Violantes, Juan; recognize S 1/28 1/28 611 H Leadership Cobb Class of 2020; recognize S 1/28 1/28 612 H Carswell, Bishop Quincy; condolences S 1/28 1/28 613 H Morris Brown College Day; recognize February S 1/28 1/28 614 5, 2020 H Powell, Honorable Emily; condolences S 1/28 1/28 615 H Barnhart, Tony; recognize S 1/28 1/28 616 H Crawford, Terry; recognize S 1/28 1/28 617 H Heritage High School Softball Team; commend S 1/28 1/28 618 H Houser, Mr. Stephen; recognize S 1/28 1/28 619 H Smith, Avery "Ava" Cook; recognize S 1/28 1/28 620 H Jackson-Butts County Day; recognize January 28, S 1/28 1/28 621 2020 H St. Joseph's/Candler Health System's S 1/28 1/28 622 African-American Health Information H Smith Jr., Coach Charlie; commend S 1/28 1/28 623 H Scott, Albert J.; commend S 1/28 1/28 624 H State Action Day for the National Multiple S 1/29 1/29 625 Sclerosis Society; recognize H Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week; S 1/29 1/29 626 recognize February 7-14, 2020 H Hodges, Nicholas Tyler; commend S 1/29 1/29 627 H Gay, PhD, R. Derril; recognize S 1/29 1/29 628 H Isakson, John; United States Senator; recognize S 1/29 1/29 629 H YaQar, Dr.; recognize S 1/29 1/29 630 H Robie, William Thomas; commend S 1/29 1/29 631 H 4-H Day; recognize February 6, 2020 S 1/29 1/29 632 H Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce; S 1/29 1/29 633 commend H Georgia's Addiction Recovery Awareness Day; S 1/29 1/29 634 recognize January 28, 2020 H Savannah Children's Choir; recognize S 1/29 1/29 635 H Thornton, Treandos L.; commend S 1/29 1/29 637 H Shaded dates indicate that the action occurred on the day of this report. Page 2 GEORGIA STATE SENATE 2020 PRIVILEGED RESOLUTIONS COMPOSITE STATUS Thursday August 13, 2020 Senate Resolutions FIRST READ COMMITTEE FAVORABLY REPORTED COMMITTEE AMEND/SUB SECOND READ RECOMMITTED UNFAVORABLY REPORTED THIRD READ PASSED/ADOPTED COMMITTEE/FLOOR AMEND/SUB LOST NOTICE OF MOTION TO RECONSIDER RECONSIDERED POSTPONED PASSED/ADOPTED COMMITTEE/FLOOR AMEND/SUB LOST AMEND/SUB AGREED TO AMEND/SUB DISAGREED TO INSISTS ON POSITION CONFERENCE COMMITTEE APPOINTED CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ADOPTED RECEDES FROM POSITION SENT TO GOVERNOR SIGNED BY GOVERNOR ACT/VETO NUMBER Albany-Dougherty County Day; recognize S 1/30 1/30 638 February 13, 2020 H O'Neal, Michael; recognize; commend Parent S 1/30 1/30 639 University H John Milledge Academy Trojans; congratulate S 1/30 1/30 640 H Dahlonega-Lumpkin County Day; recognize S 1/30 1/30 641 February 13, 2020 H Advanced Placement Day; recognize February 5, S 1/30 1/30 642 2020 H Crider, Wesley; recognize S 1/30 1/30 643 H Gaur, Dhruv; recognize S 1/30 1/30 646 H Cindea, Suzanne; commend S 1/30 1/30 647 H Firefighters Recognition Day; recognize February S 1/31 1/31 648 4, 2020 H Deal, Judge Jason; recognize S 1/31 1/31 649 H University of North Georgia Ranger Challenge S 1/31 1/31 650 Team; commend H Georgia Association of REALTORS®; S 1/31 1/31 651 congratulate H Veteran's Suicide Awareness and Prevention S 1/31 1/31 652 Month; September; Senate designates H Public Health Day; recognize February 5, 2020 S 1/31 1/31 653 H Crocker Jr., Reverend Dr.
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