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Committee OKs bill to standardize oath of office for Georgia peace officers

2520980 · March 6, 2025
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Summary

House Bill 384, which standardizes the oath of office taken by peace officers across Georgia, was passed by the committee without recorded opposition.

Representative Devin Sebas introduced House Bill 384 to the committee on March 6, 2025. He described the bill as a measure to standardize the oath of office taken by Georgia’s peace officers statewide.

Representative Sebas said the bill is a substitute (l c 56 0 3 6 s) and credited working with the chairman on addressing concerns. Committee members offered no substantive questions in the transcript; the bill was moved, seconded and passed by voice vote and sent to the rules committee.

No fiscal or implementation details were discussed in the recorded committee testimony.