Bill

HR 1466

Commending Adrian Cornejo for his service as a legislative aide in the office of State Representative Toni Rose.

89th Legislature (2025) Introduced by Toni Rose

Honors Adrian Cornejo for service as a legislative aide to Rep. Toni Rose; a purely ceremonial recognition with no laws, budgets, or regulatory effect.

Reported enrolled

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Bill Summary · HR 1466

Summary — H. Res. 1466 (2025)

Purpose

H. Res. 1466 is a simple, honorary resolution that formally commends Adrian Cornejo for his service as a legislative aide in the office of State Representative Toni Rose. The resolution recognizes and honors Cornejo’s contributions; it does not create or change law or authorize any government spending.

Key provisions

Acknowledges and commends Adrian Cornejo for his service as a legislative aide to State Representative Toni Rose.
Expresses the House’s official appreciation; contains only honorary language (no operative or regulatory provisions).

Who is affected

Primary subject: Adrian Cornejo (the honoree).
Indirectly: family, colleagues, and the office of State Representative Toni Rose (recognition may carry reputational or ceremonial value).
No federal agencies, programs, or budgets are affected.

Procedural history and current status (chronological)

2025-02-21: Introduced in the House and referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
2025-05-29: Resolution was filed.
2025-05-30: Referred to and considered by the Local & Consent Calendars.
2025-06-01: Placed on the Congressional “Congratulatory & Memorial Resolutions” Calendar; laid before the House and adopted the same day. A non‑record vote was noted in the House Journal.
2025-06-01: Reported enrolled (final enrolled version prepared).

Note: “Adopted” indicates the House approved the resolution. As an internal, honorary House resolution, no further action by the Senate or the President is required.

Impact and fiscal considerations

Symbolic and ceremonial only. There is no legal or budgetary impact, and no implementation requirements.
Benefits are reputational and commemorative rather than substantive policy changes.

Observations

Classified under “Resolutions—Congratulatory & Honorary.” The resolution formalizes Congressional recognition of an individual’s public service but does not carry regulatory effect.

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