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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2011-2012 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2011-2012 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House Governor of of Senate Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 1 Moore, et al Memorials, Recognition - Jane Branstetter Stranch 34 40 57 96 97 97 815, 36, 40, 41, 96, 97, 897 2 Moore, et al Memorials, Recognition - C. Dewey Branstetter, Jr. 34 40 57 96 97 97 36, 40, 41, 96, 97, 897 3 Moore, et al Memorials, Public Service - 100th Anniversary of UT 34 40 57 96 97 97 36, 40, 41, 96, 97 Extension and Tennessee 4-H 4 Evans Memorials, Personal Achievement - James Milam, Jr., 34 40 126 129 129 344 41, 129 Eagle Scout 5 Evans Memorials, Recognition - Mount Pleasant United 34 40 126 129 129 344 41, 129 Methodist Church, 160th anniversary 6 Casada, et al Memorials, Retirement - Police Chief Jackie Moore, City 37 84 198 199 200 225 51, 62, 76, 86, 199, 200 of Franklin 7 Casada, et al Memorials, Sports - Station Hill Pee Wee Coyotes, 2010 37 85 198 199 200 344 51, 62, 76, 85, 86, 199, 200 Rocky Top Youth Football Classic 6U Champions 8 Ramsey, et al Memorials, Sports - Maryville High School football team, 48 61 126 129 129 344 63, 129 Class 6A state championship 9 Roach, et al Memorials, Sports - Kendall Martindale, 2010 TSSAA 48 61 126 129 129 344 63, 129, 409 Class AAA Girls Golf State Champion 10 Casada, et al Constitutional Amendments - Proposes an amendment to 59 clarify the constitutional language that currently prohibits the levying of a tax on any class of income, other than income derived from stocks and bonds, and to prohibit any tax levied on or measured by employer payrolls. 11 Floyd, et al Memorials, Personal Achievement - Soddy Daisy High 48 61 126 129 129 344 61, 63, 129 School JROTC, first in Junior Leadership Symposium 12 Floyd, et al Memorials, Retirement - Dr. Mary Barker 48 61 126 129 129 344 61, 63, 129, 896 13 DeBerry L Memorials, Death - Josephine Gaines Wade 48 61 86 96 97 97 63, 96, 97 14 Hardaway General Assembly, Studies - Creates special committee 77 to study the impact of slavery and segregation on African Americans in Tennessee. 15 Hardaway Memorials, Government Officials - Urges department of 77 finance and administration to create searchable database Web site detailing the who, what, when, where, and why of state expenditures. 16 Hardaway Memorials, Government Officials - Encourages treasurer 77 and board of trustee of TCRS to identify investments in companies operating in Sudan, to divest in such investments, and to prevent future investments until genocide in Darfur has ceased. 17 Hardaway General Assembly, Studies - Establishes a special joint 77 legislative committee to study tax reform. 6921 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2011-2012 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House Governor of of Senate Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 18 Hardaway General Assembly, Studies - Establishes a special joint 77 965 legislative study committee to study issues relating to unsolved civil rights crimes. 19 Hardaway Taxes - Requests the commissioners of revenue and 100 1184 1032, 1149, 1185, 1218 finance and administration to report their recommendations for improving the system of taxation. 20 Hardaway Comptroller, State - Requests the comptroller and the 100 commissioner of economic and community development to study pilot programs. 21 Windle Memorials, Retirement - First Sergeant Terry D. Melton, 102 158 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 Tennessee Army National Guard 22 Gilmore Memorials, Recognition - The Dirty Dozen Men's 102 158 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 Organization 23 Gilmore General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - Urges 101 1172 4352 4362 4362 4450 1121, 1218, 4362, 4363 coaches of youth sports teams to take classes in first aid relative to the prevention, recognition, and treatment of concussions. 24 Gilmore, et al Memorials, Recognition - Commemorates 25th 102 159 221 224 224 344 128, 163, 224, 225 observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 25 Casada, et al Memorials, Retirement - Joe Reagan 102 159 221 224 224 344 224, 225 26 Casada, et al Memorials, Retirement - Joe Sweeney 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 27 Harrison Memorials, Retirement - Robert Brooks 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 28 Harrison Memorials, Sports - Surgoinsville Middle School, Area 1 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 TMSAA Class A Championship 29 Harrison Memorials, Personal Occasion - Carl Ketron Bailey, Sr., 102 159 221 224 224 495 163, 224, 225 and Nora Bell Bailey, 50th wedding anniversary 30 Dean Memorials, Recognition - East Ridge High School 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 marching band's 50th anniversary of the band's first graduating class 31 Dean Naming and Designating - Designates March 19, 2011, as 101 609 "East Ridge High School Marching Band Alumni Day" in Tennessee. 32 Casada, et al Constitutional Amendments - As introduced prohibits 101 342 public officials in Tennessee from taking any action that would violate the public policy that every person is free to choose or decline to choose any mode of securing health care services. 33 Pitts, et al Memorials, Recognition - Coach Davey L. Whitney 100 100 126 129 129 163 125, 129 34 McDonald Memorials, Death - Ricky Wayne Woodard, Mayor of 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 Westmoreland 6922 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2011-2012 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House Governor of of Senate Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 35 Roach Memorials, Recognition - Dr. Chris Jones 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 36 Butt Memorials, Recognition - Armsdale Farm 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 37 Brooks K, et al Memorials, Recognition - Pastor Maury Davis 100 100 126 129 129 344 95, 125, 129 38 Casada, et al Memorials, Recognition - African American Heritage 102 159 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225 Society's tenth annual "Black Tie Affair" and the tenth anniversary of the opening of the McLemore House Museum. 39 Brooks K, et al General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 130 408, 1122 Expresses support for state funding of planning and start- up costs associated with two new state veterans' homes to be built in Bradley County and Montgomery County. 40 McCormick General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Governor's state 124 124 221 224 224 344 125, 224, 225, 629, 630 of the state address Monday, March 14, 2011. 41 Campbell Constitutional Amendments - Proposes a constitutional 130 amendment to require a two-thirds majority of each house in order to pass a bill that creates a new tax or raises the tax rate of an existing tax. 42 Watson Memorials, Recognition - Dave Raby 130 184 274 275 276 344 198, 275, 276 43 Floyd, et al Memorials, Recognition - Pat Boone 130 184 274 275 276 344 184, 198, 275, 276 44 Floyd, et al Memorials, Death - Donald Louis Wamp 130 184 274 275 276 344 184, 198, 275, 276 45 Floyd, et al Memorials, Retirement - Ansley Moses 130 184 274 275 276 344 184, 198, 275, 276 46 Floyd, et al Memorials, Recognition - Red Bank Baptist Church 130 184 274 275 276 344 184, 198, 275, 276 celebrating 100 years of ministry. 47 McCormick, et al Budget Procedures - Authorizes transmittal of the state 161 161 221 224 224 344 163, 224, 225, 273 budget document for fiscal year 2011-2012 by Monday, March 14, 2011; authorizes filing of budget legislation by Monday, March 21, 2011. 48 McManus, et al Memorials, Recognition - Germantown Symphony 130 184 221 224 224 344 184, 198, 224, 225 Orchestra, 35th anniversary 49 Pruitt, et al Memorials, Recognition - Dr. Moses Alfred Haynes 131 184 274 275 276 344 198, 275, 276 50 Harmon General Assembly, Studies - Creates study committee 166 relative to coordination of interagency transportation in state government. 51 Watson Memorials, Recognition - Charleston Ruritan Club, 60th 131 184 274 275 276 344 198, 275, 276 Anniversary 52 Watson, et al Memorials, Recognition - Bradley Central High School 131 184 274 275 276 344 165, 198, 275, 276, 647 FFA 53 Matheny, et al Naming and Designating - "Motorcycle Safety and 166 1532 2296 2299 2299 2303 1034, 1149, 1521, 1525, Awareness Month," May 2011 1578, 2299, 2300 54 Harrison Memorials, Retirement - Charles Brooks 131 184 274 275 276 495 198, 275, 276 6923 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2011-2012 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House Governor of of Senate Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 55 Coley, et al General Assembly, Studies - Creates a select joint 203 committee to study present law relative to school districts, including establishment of a new school district as well as the consolidation, abolition, transfer of administration, and merger of existing districts. 56 Cobb Memorials, Personal Occasion - Charley and Priscilla 166 219 493 494 494 567 221, 494, 495 Corvin, 50th wedding anniversary 57 Cobb , et al Naming and Designating - Designates March 1, 2011, 203 821 1219 1226 1226 1521 789, 790, 812, 845, 926, Volunteer Firefighter Day in Tennessee 1226, 1227 58 Shipley, et al General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 226 831 1219 1226 1226 1521 652, 790, 812, 832, 845, Encourages and advocates the expanded use of 1226, 1227 telemedicine in the state of Tennessee. 59 McDonald, et al Memorials, Recognition - Walter Durham, 2010 Order of 204 271 493 494 494 567 223, 274, 494, 495 the Horse 60 Turner M, et al Constitutional Amendments - Proposes an amendment to 226 1511 freeze state and local sales and use taxes at rate in effect in each taxing jurisdiction on November 4, 2014.
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