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SR 696

In memory of C. D. Tedford.

89th Legislature (2025) Introduced by Bryan Hughes

Texas Senate passed SR 696, a memorial resolution honoring the memory of C. D. Tedford, with no legislative or budgetary implications.

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Bill Summary · SR 696

Legislative bill overview

SR 696 is a commemorative resolution in the Texas Senate honoring C. D. Tedford upon his passing. The resolution was introduced by Senator Bryan Hughes and formally adopted by the chamber on June 1, 2025. Memorial resolutions are ceremonial measures that recognize deceased individuals and their contributions.

Why is this important

While memorial resolutions have no direct legal or budgetary impact, they serve an important legislative function by creating an official public record of tribute and allowing the state to formally acknowledge significant community members. Such resolutions often reflect the deceased's service, achievements, or impact on their community and the state.

Potential points of contention

  • No substantive policy concerns exist for memorial resolutions, as they are purely commemorative with no legislative effect or resource allocation
  • The resolution's significance depends entirely on who C. D. Tedford was and their public standing, which would require additional context to evaluate
  • Memorial resolutions are generally non-controversial, though some question whether legislative time should be devoted to such ceremonial matters

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

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