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Oklahoma Resolution Recognizing Rose Day 2019 (HR 1003)
This law was last updated on Aug 22, 2019
This law is Anti–Choice
Number
HR 1003
Status
Adopted
Proposed
Feb 4, 2019
Sponsors
Co-sponsors: 55
Primary Sponsors: 1
Total Sponsors: 56
Topics
PersonhoodFull Bill Text
HR 1003 recognizes February 6, 2019 as Rose Day at the state capital. The resolution describes Rose Day as a day when hundreds of Oklahomans will travel to the state capital to make public statements respecting the sanctity of human life.
The resolution states that Rose Day will serve as “a reminder to all members of the House of Representatives that the fight to save the unborn will continue until legal protection for the lives of unborn children has been restored.”
Related Legislation
Similar to HR 1022 (2018) and HR 1001 (2017), which were adopted.
Latest Action
2/4/19 – Introduced.
2/7/19 – Adopted.
People
Co-sponsor
- Chad Caldwell
- Judd Strom
- Marilyn Stark
- Chris Sneed
- Lonnie Sims
- Cynthia Roe
- Tammy Townley
- Toni Hasenbeck
- Johnny Tadlock
- Trey Caldwell
- Robert Manger
- Lundy Kiger
- Stan May
- Mike Osburn
- Ryan Martinez
- John Pfeiffer
- Garry Mize
- Mark Vancuren
- Daniel Pae
- Jeff Boatman
- Sheila Dills
- Logan Phillips
- Sherrie Conley
- Mike Sanders
- Rhonda Baker
- Kevin McDugle
- Brad Boles
- Denise Hader
- Ronny Johns
- Rande Worthen
- Kenton Patzkowsky
- Marcus McEntire
- Tommy Hardin
- Dean Davis
- Mark Lepak
- Harold Wright
- Chris Kannady
- Scott Fetgatter
- Roger Ford
- Avery Frix
- Kevin West
- Zach Taylor
- David Smith
- Mark Lawson
- Tammy West
- Tom Gann
- Kyle Hilbert
- Dell Kerbs
- Terry O'Donnell
- Todd Russ
- Charles McCall
- Mark McBride
- Sean Roberts
- Brian Hill
- Jadine Nollan
Primary Sponsor
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