Senate committee approves resolution proclaiming Religious Freedom Day
January 19, 2023 | STATE AGENCIES & GOVT'L AFFAIRS-SENATE, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Arkansas
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The State Agencies & Governmental Affairs Committee approved House Concurrent Resolution 1005 on Jan. 19, 2025, proclaiming Religious Freedom Day. The chair introduced the resolution and sponsors described it as a ceremonial observance honoring religious liberty.
Committee business was brief: Senator Dodson moved to approve the resolution and Senator Kroll seconded. The committee voiced its approval without recorded opposition.
The resolution is a ceremonial proclamation and does not change state law or create new enforcement authorities. The committee then moved on to other agenda items.
Committee business was brief: Senator Dodson moved to approve the resolution and Senator Kroll seconded. The committee voiced its approval without recorded opposition.
The resolution is a ceremonial proclamation and does not change state law or create new enforcement authorities. The committee then moved on to other agenda items.
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