A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate Kaylee Lynn on her receipt of the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award.
Summary
House Joint Resolution 104 is a commemorative resolution honoring Kaylee Lynn of Clay County for receiving the Governor’s Volunteer Stars Award. The resolution highlights her volunteer service and community leadership, including work as a Joint Economic Development youth representative, organizing fundraisers for local causes, supporting school and pageant activities, and contributing time to Clay County High School athletics and media programs.
The resolution also places her service in the broader context of Tennessee volunteerism, noting the large number of volunteers statewide and their economic and civic contributions. It does not create new programs, regulations, or appropriations; instead, it serves as a formal legislative recognition of an individual citizen’s public service and achievements.
Impact
HJR 104 has no direct effect on Tennessee statutes, agency authority, or public funding. Its legal impact is limited to an official expression of appreciation by the General Assembly, with the practical effect of publicly recognizing Kaylee Lynn and documenting the legislature’s commendation in the state record.
Sentiment
The sentiment around the bill is unanimously positive and celebratory. The recorded floor votes were unanimous in both chambers, indicating broad bipartisan support for the resolution as a noncontroversial tribute to a young volunteer and community leader.
Contention
There is no notable policy contention in the bill or voting history. Because the measure is a ceremonial resolution honoring an individual and contains no substantive policy changes, it appears to have drawn no opposition or debate in the available record.