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HR 1083

In memory of Robert Arthur Shulter of Kaufman County.

89th Legislature (2025) Introduced by Andy Hopper

Texas House adopts nonpartisan memorial resolution honoring deceased Kaufman County resident Robert Arthur Shulter with official legislative recognition.

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Bill Summary · HR 1083

Legislative bill overview

HR 1083 is a commemorative resolution honoring Robert Arthur Shulter of Kaufman County, Texas, who has passed away. The bill was introduced by Rep. Andy Hopper and serves as an official legislative memorial to recognize the deceased individual and his life.

Why is this important

Memorial resolutions allow legislative bodies to formally acknowledge the passing of community members and preserve that recognition in official records. While ceremonial in nature, these resolutions provide families with formal governmental recognition and become part of the legislative historical record.

Potential points of contention

  • Legislative time allocation: Some argue that commemorative resolutions use legislative time that could be devoted to substantive policy-making, though others view this as an important function of representative government
  • Selective memorialization: Questions may arise about which individuals receive legislative memorials and whether the process is equitable across all constituents
  • Limited information: Without details about Mr. Shulter's background, community contributions, or significance, the specific rationale for this particular memorial is unclear from available records

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

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