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AM 1040054

APPOINT-STEPHEN WILLIS

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

Confirms Stephen Willis's executive appointment following Senate consent; clears the way for him to assume the role and duties.

Appointment Confirmed
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Bill Summary · AM 1040054

Summary of AM 1040054 — APPOINT-STEPHEN WILLIS

AM 1040054 is an appointment bill intended to confirm the appointment of Stephen Willis to a government position. The bill’s status is listed as Appointment Confirmed, indicating final Senate approval.

Purpose and authority

  • Objective: To authorize and effect the confirmation of Stephen Willis for an executive appointment. The measure operates within the framework of Senate consent for executive appointments.
  • Office: The specific office to which Stephen Willis is appointed is not specified in the provided record. The bill functions as a formal mechanism to obtain Senate consent and finalize the appointment.

Key provisions and changes

  • Substantive provisions: The available information does not include a text outlining duties, term length, salary, or related conditions. As commonly structured for executive appointments, the bill’s primary effect is to confirm the appointee rather than to create policy changes or modify statutes.
  • Process: The bill follows the standard appointment-confirmation process, including referral to the Executive Appointments committee and consideration on the Senate calendar.

Procedural history and timeline

  • Introduced: February 18, 2025
  • Assigned to committee: February 18, 2025 (Executive Appointments)
  • Received by Senate: February 18, 2025 (Senate sponsor: Sen. Laura M. Murphy)
  • Recommendation: May 1, 2025 – Committee recommended Do Consent (Executive Appointments); action recorded as 006-000-000
  • Calendar placement: May 1, 2025 – Placed on Calendar Order of Executive Appointments for May 6, 2025
  • Consent and confirmation: May 30, 2025 – Do Consent Passed (057-000-000) and Appointment Confirmed (duplicate Do Consent entries noted)
  • Sponsor: Laura M. Murphy (primary)

Who is affected

  • Stephen Willis (appointee): The principal participant, whose appointment becomes effective following confirmation.
  • The appointing authority and the Senate: Responsible for nominating and confirming the appointment; the executive process is completed with Senate consent.
  • General public: The appointee’s actions in office could impact constituents served by the relevant department or agency.

Impact and next steps

  • Status: Appointment confirmed; the appointee is authorized to assume the designated role.
  • Next steps: Stephen Willis is expected to assume duties in the appointed position per the terms of the office. If applicable, implementing regulations, onboarding, or start-date details would be determined by the appointing authority and the employing agency.

Note: The record does not specify the exact office or statutory terms associated with the appointment.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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