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HR 1353

Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence; recognize

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Beth Camp and 5 co-sponsors

Georgia House recognizes the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence through a symbolic resolution without creating new policy or appropriating funds.

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Bill Summary · HR 1353

Legislative bill overview

HR 1353 is a recognition resolution that formally acknowledges the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence as an organization. The bill was introduced in the Georgia House and passed through initial readings on February 12, 2026. This type of resolution typically expresses legislative support or appreciation for an organization's work without creating new law or appropriating funds.

Why is this important

Recognition resolutions serve symbolic but meaningful purposes—they elevate public awareness of important causes and validate the efforts of nonprofit organizations working on critical issues like domestic violence prevention. Such resolutions can help organizations gain credibility, support fundraising efforts, and demonstrate legislative backing for their mission.

Potential points of contention

  • Limited scope: As a recognition resolution rather than substantive legislation, it does not allocate resources, create programs, or establish policy changes to address domestic violence
  • Symbolic vs. substantive action: Critics may argue that recognition alone is insufficient without accompanying funding or legislative measures to combat domestic violence
  • Ambiguous legislative intent: The resolution's specific purpose beyond general acknowledgment is not detailed in available information, leaving questions about what concrete outcomes are expected

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

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