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HR 322

PUBLIC HEALTH: Creates a task force to study public health outcomes related to incurable sexually transmitted diseases

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Pat Moore

The document is ceremonial, recognizing individuals and groups, with no substantive legislative provisions or changes to public health policy.

Taken by the Clerk of the House and presented to the Secretary of State in accordance with the Rules of the House.
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Bill Summary · HR 322

Summary — HR 322

Note up front: the bill title you provided ("PUBLIC HEALTH: Creates a task force to study public health outcomes related to incurable sexually transmitted diseases") does not match the text of the document in the record supplied. The document content contains several short, ceremonial resolutions (commendations and memorials) pasted together rather than language establishing a public‑health task force. Below is an objective summary of the actual contents and procedural history in the record you provided, and a note about the title/text discrepancy.

Main purpose and intent

  • As printed in the document, HR 322 is a ceremonial resolution composed of multiple, unrelated commendations and memorials. Its intents are to:
    • Commend Dr. Leslie N. Pollard for 15 years as president of Oakwood University and to recognize his institutional achievements;
    • Commend the Boy Scouts of America in Georgia and recognize February 26, 2025 as “Scouts Day at the Capitol”;
    • Mourn the passing of Lori Healey of Chicago and extend condolences to her family.
  • There is no substantive legislative provision in the provided text creating a task force or changing public‑health law or funding.

Key provisions / contents

  • Commendation of Dr. Leslie N. Pollard

    • Recognizes 15‑year tenure as Oakwood University president (longest in 129‑year history).
    • Lists accomplishments: two institutional accreditations, establishment of a School of Graduate Studies and new graduate programs (including MSW launched in 2023), over $70 million in construction/renovations (including Community Health Action Center), Healthy Campus 2020 initiative, growth in athletic and diversity metrics, expansion to Level V doctoral‑degree granting institution, and large philanthropic gifts/increased endowment.
    • Expresses formal recognition and commendation by the House.

  • Commendation of the Boy Scouts of America (Georgia)

    • Notes over 40,000 scouts and 3,500 adult leaders in 600+ units in Georgia.
    • Officially recognizes February 26, 2025 as Scouts Day at the Capitol and commends their service.
    • Directs the Clerk to make copies of the resolution available to the public and press.

  • Memorial for Lori Healey (Illinois)

    • Expresses sorrow at the death of Lori Healey (d. May 3, 2025).
    • Describes career highlights (public service in Chicago, roles in major civic projects, leadership positions, awards) and extends condolences to her family.
    • Directs that a copy be presented to her family.

Who or what would be affected

  • Individuals and organizations primarily affected are honorary:
    • Dr. Leslie N. Pollard and Oakwood University (recognition and commendation).
    • The Boy Scouts of America in Georgia (recognition, designated “Scouts Day at the Capitol”).
    • Family, friends, and colleagues of Lori Healey (memorial and expression of condolences).
  • No regulatory, programmatic, or funding changes are included; no state agencies are directed to implement policy or appropriate funds.

Procedural history & timeline (selected)

  • Introduced: January 9, 2025; referred to House Committee on Ways and Means.
  • Multiple procedural steps through February–May 2025 (first readers, calendars, additions of co‑sponsors).
  • Floor action: Read by title; roll call recorded—yeas 82, nays 1. Resolution adopted (read by title and passed to 3rd reading; scheduled for floor debate 06/10/2025).
  • Enrolled and signed by the Speaker of the House: June 10, 2025.
  • Taken by the Clerk of the House and presented to the Secretary of State in accordance with the Rules of the House: June 11, 2025.
  • Classification: resolution (ceremonial / commemorative).

Sponsors

  • Listed in the record (appears to be an aggregate of multiple jurisdictions): Thomas R. Suozzi (primary), Rick W. Allen (cosponsor), Andrea Salinas (cosponsor), Neal P. Dunn (cosponsor), Sharon Cooper (primary), Edna Jackson (primary), Chuck Efstration (primary), Johnny Chastain (primary), Brad Thomas (primary), Matt Hatchett (primary), Pat Moore (primary).
  • Note: the mix of names and multiple resolution texts suggest this document may combine entries from different legislative bodies (state legislatures and/or different states).

Impact

  • Symbolic/ceremonial: The resolution publicly recognizes and honors individuals and organizations; it has no binding legal effect, does not create new programs, and does not appropriate funds.
  • No change to public‑health policy is contained in the provided text despite the title you supplied.

Important note / recommendation

  • If the intended subject is a substantive public‑health bill establishing a task force on incurable sexually transmitted diseases (as your title indicates), that text is not present in the document you provided. I recommend obtaining the correct full text or bill language for HR 322 (or the companion HR 173) from the originating legislative clerk or official bill database and resubmitting it for an accurate summary of that proposed public‑health measure.

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

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