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SR 1868

Independent Online Sellers Day

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Ana Maria Rodriguez

Designates “Independent Online Sellers Day” to recognize and promote the contributions of independent online sellers to entrepreneurship, local economies, and jobs.

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Bill Summary · SR 1868

Summary of SR 1868 — Independent Online Sellers Day

Overview

SR 1868 is a resolution that designates an observance called “Independent Online Sellers Day.” The measure is non-binding and is intended to recognize and honor individuals who sell goods online independently, as well as to promote awareness of their contributions to entrepreneurship and the broader economy. The resolution has been adopted.

Purpose and Intent

  • Acknowledges the role of independent online sellers (often individuals or small enterprises) in driving entrepreneurship, innovation, and consumer choice.
  • Encourages recognition and support for these sellers by the public and relevant institutions.
  • Seeks to highlight the importance of independent online marketplaces as a component of the modern economy.

Key Provisions

  • Designation of an annual observance named “Independent Online Sellers Day.”
  • Recognition of the contributions and importance of independent online sellers to local economies and job creation.
  • A call to observe and promote the observance in appropriate ways (e.g., by encouraging public awareness, consumer education, and supportive practices for small online businesses).
  • Non-binding in nature; does not impose new regulations, requirements, or funding.

Who Is Affected

  • Independent online sellers and small online businesses, who are the focus of recognition.
  • Consumers, who may be encouraged to support small, independent sellers.
  • General public and schools or community organizations that may choose to observe or promote the day.
  • There is no new regulatory burden or fiscal impact imposed by the resolution.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Filed: March 31, 2025
  • Introduced: April 3, 2025
  • Read 2nd time: April 3, 2025
  • Adopted: April 3, 2025
  • Classification: Resolution (non-binding measure)

Notes

  • Full text of the resolution (version content) is not provided here. The summary reflects the typical contents of a resolution declaring an observance and recognizing a group or sector.
  • As a ceremonial resolution, the primary impact is symbolic recognition and potential to raise awareness rather than any regulatory or funding changes.

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

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