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HR 1004

Resolution; Rose Day 2025.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Tammy West

Oklahoma designates Rose Day 2025 through ceremonial resolution signed by governor with overwhelming bipartisan legislative support.

Enrolled, signed, filed with Secretary of State
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Bill Summary · HR 1004

Legislative bill overview

HR 1004 is a resolution designating a specific day in 2025 as "Rose Day" in Oklahoma. The bill passed with overwhelming support (74-11) and has been signed into law. This is a ceremonial resolution with no budgetary or regulatory impact.

Why is this important

Rose Day resolutions are symbolic gestures that recognize the state flower or honor a particular observance. While ceremonial, such resolutions can draw attention to causes, industries, or cultural significance the sponsors wish to highlight. The bill's broad bipartisan co-sponsorship (48+ representatives) suggests it had widespread support across the legislature.

Potential points of contention

  • Unclear purpose: The resolution's specific purpose or meaning isn't apparent from the title alone—it could honor the rose as Oklahoma's state flower, promote the floral industry, or commemorate another significant event
  • Symbolic vs. substantive: Critics of ceremonial resolutions argue legislative time could be better spent on policy matters with tangible impacts
  • Limited information: Without the full resolution text, it's unclear what activities or recognition the designated day actually involves

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

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