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SR 1898

National Association of Women Business Owners Day

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Shev Jones

Designates a National Association of Women Business Owners Day to honor women entrepreneurs and raise awareness; ceremonial, non-binding with no new laws or funding.

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Bill Summary · SR 1898

SR 1898 — National Association of Women Business Owners Day

Basic Information

  • Bill Number: SR 1898
  • Title: National Association of Women Business Owners Day
  • Classification: Resolution
  • Status: Adopted
  • Introduced: April 24, 2025
  • Legislative Actions:
    • 2025-04-24: Filed
    • 2025-04-30: Introduced
    • 2025-04-30: Read 2nd time
    • 2025-04-30: Adopted

Purpose and Intent

SR 1898 is a ceremonial resolution designed to recognize and honor the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO). Its primary purpose is to formally acknowledge the contributions of women entrepreneurs, raise public awareness about women’s entrepreneurship, and promote the mission of NAWBO within the state.

Key Provisions

  • Designation/Observance: The resolution designates a day to observe National Association of Women Business Owners Day. This is a ceremonial acknowledgment intended to highlight the importance of women-owned businesses.
  • Expression of Support: The resolution expresses the state’s support for NAWBO and its efforts to advance opportunities for women in business.
  • Encouragement of Observance: It typically urges state and local government bodies, public institutions, schools, media, and citizens to observe the day and raise awareness of women entrepreneurs and NAWBO’s work. (Exact language may be included in the official text; the summary reflects common components of such resolutions.)

Affected Parties

  • Women business owners and entrepreneurs
  • Members and chapters of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO)
  • State residents and local communities
  • Public institutions, schools, and media that may participate in observance activities

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Filed: April 24, 2025
  • Introduced and Adopted: April 30, 2025
  • Nature: Non-binding, ceremonial resolution; does not create new laws, programs, or fiscal obligations
  • Implementation: Designation of a commemorative day and issuance of a formal observance; actual activities are typically organized at the discretion of local entities and organizations

Potential Impact

  • Public recognition: Elevates awareness of women-owned businesses and NAWBO’s contributions.
  • Civic engagement: Encourages communities to participate in events or activities honoring women entrepreneurs.
  • No fiscal impact: As a ceremonial resolution, it generally does not involve funding or regulatory changes.

For the exact text and designated date of the observance, refer to the official bill text as enacted.

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

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