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HR 176

In memory of Ava Renee Moore and recognizing November 7, 2025, as Ava Moore Day.

89th Legislature, 2nd Called Session (2025) Introduced by Nate Schatzline

Texas House honors Ava Renee Moore by designating November 7, 2025, as Ava Moore Day through ceremonial resolution with no budgetary or regulatory effects.

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Bill Summary · HR 176

Legislative bill overview

HR 176 is a commemorative resolution honoring Ava Renee Moore and designating November 7, 2025, as "Ava Moore Day" in Texas. The bill appears to be a memorial resolution rather than substantive legislation, following standard procedures for ceremonial recognitions in the Texas House.

Why is this important

While commemorative resolutions have limited direct policy impact, they serve important social functions by formally recognizing individuals and creating public record of achievements or contributions. Such recognitions can impact families, communities, and local institutions associated with the honoree, though the effects are primarily ceremonial and symbolic rather than regulatory or budgetary.

Potential points of contention

  • Limited transparency on subject: The bill text does not specify why Ava Renee Moore is being honored or what accomplishments or circumstances led to this recognition, making it difficult to assess whether the honor is appropriate or controversial
  • Use of legislative time: Some may question whether the legislature should dedicate procedural time to commemorative resolutions versus substantive policy work
  • Precedent and consistency: Without clear criteria, commemorative resolutions can appear to favor certain individuals or families over others deserving recognition

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

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