Bill
SR 1316
SR 1316 memorializes Robert 'Tim' Yeage with a ceremonial tribute added to the official record; non-binding, no cost, adopted Jan 7, 2025, reflecting broad Senate support.
Overview
- Type: Memorial Resolution (SR), a non-binding formal expression of the legislature honoring an individual.
- Title: MEMORIAL-ROBERT "TIM" YEAGE
- Purpose: To recognize and memorialize the contributions of Robert "Tim" Yeage. As a memorial resolution, it serves to publicly honor and record the legislature’s esteem for Yeage rather than to enact policy or create legal obligations.
Key Provisions (What the Resolution Typically Includes)
- Formal tribute to Robert "Tim" Yeage, noting his achievements, service, or impact on the community or state.
- Expressions of sympathy or respect for Yeage and his family (as appropriate in memorial resolutions).
- A statement of the legislature’s recognition and remembrance that the text is entered into the official records.
- Public record purpose: preserves Yeage’s remembrance within the legislative history.
Who/What Would Be Affected
- Robert "Tim" Yeage: The primary subject of recognition.
- Yeage’s family and community: Indirect beneficiaries through public acknowledgment.
- Public record and historical record: The resolution contributes to the official legislative record and memorializes Yeage for future reference.
Procedural and Timeline Highlights
- Introduced: January 3, 2025
- Filed with Secretary: January 3, 2025
- Co-Sponsor: All Senators (indicating broad cross-senatorial support)
- Referred to: Resolutions Consent Calendar (typical path for memorial resolutions)
- Resolution Adopted: January 7, 2025
- Status: Adopted (formally approved by the chamber)
Implications and Next Steps
- The resolution is ceremonial and non-binding; it does not create laws, impose duties, or authorize expenditures.
- It adds a formal tribute to Robert "Tim" Yeage to the official legislative record.
- No fiscal impact is anticipated or required as part of a memorial resolution.
- Typically, the text may be entered into the official Journal or similar record and distributed as a commemorative document.
Notes
- The bill number SR 1316 identifies it as a state Senate resolution (memorial), not a bill intended to enact policy.
- The quick adoption (within four days of introduction) suggests broad ceremonial support and straightforward passage.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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