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SR 42

Confirm governor's appointee for workers' compensation judge

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Barry Usher

SR 42 confirms the governor's appointee as a workers' compensation judge, ensuring fair resolution of disputes between injured workers and employers.

(S) Filed with Secretary of State
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Bill Summary · SR 42

Summary of SR 42 - Confirm Governor's Appointee for Workers' Compensation Judge

Bill Overview

Bill Number: SR 42
Title: Confirm Governor's Appointee for Workers' Compensation Judge
Status: Filed with Secretary of State
Introduced: March 03, 2025
Classification: Resolution
Subject: Legislature

The purpose of SR 42 is to confirm the appointment made by the governor for a workers' compensation judge, ensuring that the individual selected is officially recognized and authorized to serve in this critical judicial role.

Key Provisions

  • Confirmation of Appointment: The resolution specifically addresses the confirmation of the governor's appointee to the position of workers' compensation judge. This role is essential for overseeing disputes and claims related to workers' compensation, which affects both employees and employers.
  • Legislative Process: The resolution has undergone several legislative actions, including committee reviews and readings, culminating in its adoption by the Senate.

Legislative Actions Timeline

  • March 03, 2025: Bill introduced and first reading in the Senate.
  • March 15, 2025: Referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee for review.
  • March 31, 2025: A hearing was held by the Judiciary Committee to discuss the resolution.
  • April 15, 2025: The Judiciary Committee adopted the resolution after an executive action.
  • April 16, 2025: The resolution was sent to enrolling and subsequently adopted by the Senate.
  • April 24, 2025: The resolution was signed by the Senate President and filed with the Secretary of State.

Impact

The confirmation of the governor's appointee as a workers' compensation judge is significant for the following reasons:
- Judicial Authority: The appointee will have the authority to adjudicate workers' compensation cases, impacting the resolution of disputes between injured workers and employers.
- Stability in the Judicial System: Confirming a qualified judge helps maintain stability and trust in the workers' compensation system, which is vital for both employees seeking compensation and employers managing claims.

Conclusion

SR 42 serves to confirm the governor's choice for a workers' compensation judge, a position that plays a crucial role in the administration of justice in workers' compensation matters. The resolution has successfully passed through the necessary legislative processes and is now officially recognized.

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

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