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AM 1040237

APPOINT-KENNETH T. MORRIS

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

Nominates Kenneth T. Morris for a Senate-confirmed appointment to a public office/board; assigned to Executive Appointments for review and possible confirmation.

Placed on Calendar Order of Executive Appointments April 14, 2026
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Bill Summary · AM 1040237

Summary: AM 1040237 — APPOINT-KENNETH T. MORRIS

Overview

  • Bill number: AM 1040237
  • Title: APPOINT-KENNETH T. MORRIS
  • Classification: Appointment (likely a measure to nominate/authorize an appointment to a specific office or board)
  • Sponsor (primary): Sen. Laura M. Murphy
  • Introduced: October 14, 2025
  • Status: Assigned to Executive Appointments (Senate committee responsible for executive nominations)
  • Legislative actions thus far:
    • 2025-10-14: Received by the Senate, Sen. Laura M. Murphy
    • 2025-10-14: Assigned to Executive Appointments

Purpose and scope (as stated)

  • The bill is an appointment measure intended to nominate or authorize the appointment of Kenneth T. Morris to a specified office, board, or commission. The exact office and terms are not provided in the information available. Given its assignment to the Executive Appointments committee, the appointment would typically be subject to Senate confirmation.

Key provisions (pending bill text)

  • The specific provisions (title of the position, appointment term, qualifications, duties, compensation, and any conditions) are not disclosed in the information provided.
  • In general for this category, expected elements would include:
    • Identification of the precise office/board to which Kenneth T. Morris is being appointed
    • Term length and renewal conditions
    • Required qualifications or disqualifications
    • Appointment process and confirmation requirements
    • Reporting obligations or performance expectations (if applicable)

Who/what is affected

  • Primary subject: Kenneth T. Morris (the individual proposed for appointment)
  • Affected entity: The particular office, board, or commission to which the appointment would be made (not specified in the available details)
  • Potential secondary effects: If confirmed, the appointment could influence policy direction, governance, and operations within the relevant agency or body; impact on staff, stakeholders, and the public depending on the role.

Procedural and timeline considerations

  • Current stage: Executive Appointments assignment indicates Senate consideration and a potential confirmation vote would follow, subject to committee hearings and scheduling.
  • Next steps (typical):
    • Committee review and public/hearing processes (if applicable)
    • Opportunity for debate and vote in the full Senate
    • Possible floor vote and final confirmation

Questions and information gaps

  • What specific office, board, or commission would Kenneth T. Morris be appointed to?
  • What are the term length, qualifications, and compensation (if any)?
  • Are there any conditions or reporting requirements tied to the appointment?
  • Is there any accompanying documentation (e.g., nomination letter, background check, or rider) that clarifies scope and duties?

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