Bill
HJR 870
Memorials, Recognition - Larry Bushart -
114th Regular Session (2025-2026)
Tennessee House memorial resolution recognizing Larry Bushart withdrawn after consent calendar objection on February 5, 2026.
Withdrawn.
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Bill Summary
· HJR 870
Legislative bill overview
HJR 870 is a memorial resolution introduced in the Tennessee House that recognizes Larry Bushart. As a memorial/recognition resolution, it serves to honor an individual through official legislative acknowledgment rather than enacting substantive policy or law.
Why is this important
Memorial resolutions allow legislatures to formally recognize citizens for contributions, achievements, or service to their communities. They create an official public record of acknowledgment and are often presented to honorees or their families as a formal tribute.
Potential points of contention
- Limited information available: The bill summary provides no details about Bushart's background, accomplishments, or why legislative recognition was sought, making substantive evaluation difficult
- Consent calendar objection: The bill was objected to when placed on the consent calendar (a expedited process for non-controversial items), suggesting some lawmakers had concerns or questions
- Withdrawal: The bill was withdrawn after objection, indicating either procedural issues or insufficient support to move forward
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