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Senate adopts resolution recognizing Oklahoma museums’ economic impact
Summary
The Oklahoma Senate unanimously adopted House Concurrent Resolution 1005, a measure highlighting the economic and lifelong-learning contributions of the state's museums.
The Oklahoma Senate adopted House Concurrent Resolution 1005 on a voice vote during its floor session.
Senator Thompson moved adoption of HCR 1005, describing the resolution as a correlation recognizing Oklahoma museums' economic impact and role in lifelong learning. With no questions or debate, the chamber voted by voice and the motion was adopted.
The resolution is a ceremonial, nonbinding statement of recognition; it does not appropriate funds or change law. The Senate record shows the resolution was presented, explained and advanced without roll-call debate.
The measure was moved and adopted on the floor and will be transmitted as a concurrent resolution adopted by the Senate.
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