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2019-2020 1 Staples, Et Al General Assembly, Statement of Intent Or HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2019-2020 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House of of Senate Governor Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 1 Staples, et al General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 46 609 100, 584, 585, 596, 608, 609, Recognizes teen suicide as a health crisis in Tennessee. 622 2 Staples General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 46 100, 156 Recognizes gaming disorder as a mental health condition. 3 Staples, et al Memorials, Recognition - Girl Talk, Inc. 46 53 117 139 140 165 53, 54, 55, 139, 145, 871 4 Clemmons, et al Memorials, Professional Achievement - David Poile, U.S. 46 53 117 139 140 165 53, 54, 55, 139, 145 Hockey Hall of Fame 7 Lamberth General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Calls a joint 328 328 508 645 645 645 332, 644, 645, 667, 668 convention of the general assembly on Monday, March 4, 2019, for the purpose of hearing an address by the governor on the state of the state. 8 Lamberth Budget Procedures - Authorizes transmittal of the state 259 259 332 476 477 509 265, 476, 477 budget document for fiscal year 2019-2020 by Monday, March 4, 2019; authorizes filing of budget legislation by Monday, March 11, 2019. 9 Lamberth General Assembly, Recess & Reconvene - Recesses 54 54 102 102 104 105 55, 102, 103 organizational session from close of business on Thursday, January 10, 2019, until Friday, January 18, 2019. 10 Lamberth General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Calls joint 54 54 102 102 104 105 55, 102, 120, 121, 122, 130 convention for purpose of inaugurating the Honorable Bill Lee as governor on Saturday, January 19, 2019; adjourns organizational session and convenes regular session of 111th General Assembly on January 19, 2019; recesses regular session until January 23, 2019, for House of Representatives and January 28, 2019, for Senate. 11 Terry, et al Memorials, Sports - Oakland High School football team, 51 97 117 139 140 165 102, 139, 145, 210 TSSAA Division I Class 6A State Champions 12 Cepicky, et al Memorials, Public Service - Mayor Dean Dickey 51 97 117 139 140 165 102, 139, 145 13 Cepicky, et al Memorials, Public Service - Mayor Jim Bailey of Mt. 51 97 117 139 140 165 102, 139, 145 Pleasant 14 Moon Memorials, Recognition - Maryville College, 200th 51 97 117 139 140 165 102, 139, 145, 598 anniversary 15 Carr, et al Memorials, Professional Achievement - Dr. Jack A. 63 112 183 206 206 230 117, 206, 230 Parton, 2018 AdvancED Tennessee Excellence in Education Award 2786 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2019-2020 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House of of Senate Governor Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 16 Van Huss Constitutional Amendments - Proposes an amendment to 107 260 the Constitution of Tennessee recognizing that our liberties do not come from governments, but from Almighty God. 17 Van Huss, et al Constitutional Amendments - Proposes an amendment to 107 1470 157, 174, 205, 228, 263, 329, the Constitution of Tennessee recognizing that our 506, 578, 585, 1000, 1045, liberties do not come from government, but from Almighty 1068, 1070, 1124, 1130, God. 1194, 1221, 1254, 1255, 1257, 1454, 1469, 1523 18 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Brent Burchett, Clay County Sports 107 133 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 Hall of Fame 19 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Kevin Watson, Clay County Sports 107 133 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 Hall of Fame 20 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Chris Bartlett, Clay County Sports 107 133 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 Hall of Fame 21 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Melissa Denton Smith, Clay County 107 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 Sports Hall of Fame 22 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Frank Kyle, Clay County Sports Hall 107 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 of Fame 23 Keisling Memorials, Recognition - Virginia Weaver 107 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 24 Keisling Memorials, Retirement - Sheila Foster 107 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 25 Keisling Memorials, Personal Occasion - Elese Archer, 100th 107 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 birthday 26 Keisling Memorials, Death - Michael Douglas Garrett 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 27 Keisling Memorials, Death - Margaret York 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 28 Keisling Memorials, Death - Virginia King West 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 29 Keisling Memorials, Death - Mayor Virgil David Cecil 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 30 Keisling Memorials, Retirement - Nancy Fishburn 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 31 Keisling Memorials, Death - Iva Mae Lavender Phillips 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 32 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Oneida Middle School Indians football 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 team, ETMSAA State Champions 33 Keisling Memorials, Death - Dr. Richard Douglas Smith 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 34 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Mike Marlar, 2018 World of Outlaws 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 Craftsman Late Model Series National Champion 35 Keisling Memorials, Death - Dr. Herbert Pipkin 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 36 Keisling Memorials, Death - Janice Irene Pullins 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 37 Keisling Memorials, Retirement - Diane Cook 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 38 Keisling Memorials, Death - Louis Mitchell Plumlee 108 134 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 2787 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2019-2020 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House of of Senate Governor Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 39 Keisling Memorials, Sports - Robbins Middle School Hawks 108 135 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 football team, ETMSAA Area 2 Class A State Champions 40 Keisling Memorials, Death - Suda Paulette Gunter 108 135 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 41 Keisling Memorials, Death - Joe Kendal Huddleston 108 135 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 42 Curcio Memorials, Death - Claudia Jack 108 135 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 43 Curcio, et al Memorials, Recognition - Andy Marshall 108 135 229 231 234 261 130, 136, 139, 231, 261 44 Gant Memorials, Recognition - Town of Oakland, Centennial 108 135 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 45 Moon, et al General Assembly, Confirmation of Appointment - William 131 139, 157, 202, 226, 256 J. Carver, Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation 46 Sexton C Memorials, Retirement - Jed DeKalb 106 106 183 206 206 230 106, 117, 206, 230 47 Griffey General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 131 Commends the initiative of President Donald J. Trump to re-establish the original intent, purpose, and limits of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution as it pertains to the citizenship of persons born within the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof. 48 Clemmons General Assembly, Studies - Creates special joint 131 committee to study Tennessee's long-term transportation infrastructure needs and funding. 49 Dunn, et al Memorials, Sports - Knoxville Central High School football 109 135 229 231 234 261 136, 139, 231, 261 team, TSSAA Class 5A State Champions 50 Clemmons General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 148 Denounces hate groups and their actions. 51 Cooper General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 148 Supports establishment of a Full Employment National Trust Fund. 52 Cooper Memorials, Recognition - MSNBC, Chris Hayes, Trymaine 140 155, 156 Lee, and the production team of All In With Chris Hayes 53 Sparks General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - Urges 148 state to increase awareness of substance abuse and crime that results from sexual abuse. 54 Sparks, et al General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - 149 1373 975, 1070, 1124, 1138, 1141, Encourages schools, nonprofit organizations, and faith- 1171, 1172, 1352, 1372, based organizations to increase opportunities for 1452 mentorships and apprenticeships for students. 55 Sparks, et al General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - Urges 149 1138 975, 1070, 1124, 1130, 1181 local education agencies to raise awareness of importance of positive male role models in schools. 2788 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Journal - 2019-2020 Sponsor Description Other Action Senate Number Adopted of of House of of Senate Governor Signed by by Signed Introduced Concurred in by in Concurred Signed by Speaker by Speaker Signed by Speaker Signed 56 Sparks, et al General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - Urges 149 1373 975, 1070, 1138, 1141, 1171, review of adjunct faculty compensation at public 1172, 1373, 1452 institutions of higher education. 57 Hill T, et al Memorials, Professional Achievement - John Muse, 140 155 229 231 234 261 156, 157, 231, 236, 261 Chairman of Tennessee Bankers Association 58 Hill T, et al Memorials, Death - Alma Ruth Cobble Carter 149 172 264 264 331 473 183, 264, 331 59 Hill T, et al Memorials, Death - Clarence "Ed" Galloway 149 172 264 264 331 473 183, 264, 331 60 Littleton, et al Memorials, Congratulations - Taiwan 149 172 622 628 650 747 165, 183, 628, 666 61 Littleton, et al Memorials, Recognition - Griffin Mechanical, LLC, TNCPE 149 172 264 264 331 473 165, 183, 264, 331 Excellence Award 62 Helton, et al Memorials, Death - Robert Gerald "Bob" McKamey 149 172 264 264 331 473 165, 183, 264, 331 63 Williams, et al Naming and Designating - "Child Abuse Prevention 166 603 861 867 868 869 584, 585, 605, 622, 867, 868, Month," April 2019 1061 64 Keisling Memorials, Recognition - Ben Downing Bray, Governor's 149 172 264 264 331 473 183, 264, 331 Volunteer Stars Award 65 Keisling Memorials, Death - Brother Austin Lee Flowers 149 173 264 264 331 473 183, 264, 331 66 Keisling Memorials, Death - Douglas Ray Spivey, Jr.
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