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SCR 46

COMMENDATIONS: Commends and congratulates the family of Ed Daniels upon Ed Daniels posthumously receiving the 2025 Distinguished Service Award in Journalism and on being inducted into the 2025 class of the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Adam Bass and 13 co-sponsors

The resolution formally commends Ed Daniels’s family for his posthumous Distinguished Service Award in Journalism and Hall of Fame induction, recognizing his contributions.

Sent to the Secretary of State by the Secretary of the Senate on 5/30/2025.
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Bill Summary · SCR 46

Summary: SCR 46 — Commendations for Ed Daniels (Concurrent Resolution)

Status and procedural history
- Bill type: Concurrent resolution (ceremonial)
- Introduced: March 24, 2025
- Latest status provided: Sent to the Secretary of State by the Secretary of the Senate on May 30, 2025
- Sponsors/authors (as provided): Sponsor — Hunter Smith; Author — Liz Brown; Cosponsors include Dale DeVon, Adam Bass, Ed Price, Gerald Boudreaux, Alan Seabaugh (primary), Larry Selders, Cameron Henry, Michael Fesi, Gregory A. Miller, Royce Duplessis, Brach Myers, Katrina Jackson-Andrews, Stewart Cathey Jr., Jeremy Stine, Samuel Jenkins
- Classification: Concurrent resolution — not a law; used for official recognitions and expressions of sentiment by the legislature

Purpose and intent
- The resolution formally commends and congratulates the family of Ed Daniels on two posthumous honors he received in 2025:
- The Distinguished Service Award in Journalism (2025), and
- Induction into the 2025 class of the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame.
- The resolution’s intent is to recognize Daniels’s professional achievements and public contributions, and to place the legislature’s official appreciation on record.

Key provisions and actions
- Expresses legislative commendation and congratulations to Ed Daniels’s family for his posthumous awards.
- Acts as an official statement of recognition by the legislature; it does not create obligations, appropriations, or regulatory changes.
- As a concurrent resolution, it reflects the sentiment of both legislative chambers when adopted but does not require gubernatorial signature or become statutory law.

Who is affected
- Primary beneficiary: the family and legacy of Ed Daniels.
- Secondary audiences: the journalism and sports communities, constituents who value Daniels’s contributions, and the general public (through the public record of the legislature).

Fiscal and administrative impact
- No fiscal impact or administrative changes are associated with this measure; it is purely honorary.

Notes and context
- The document set provided included other, unrelated SCR 46 texts from other jurisdictions (e.g., a California Holocaust Memorial Day resolution and other state audit/joint-session resolutions). This summary is focused specifically on the described Louisiana-style concurrent resolution honoring Ed Daniels.

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

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