ArkansasResolution would recognize April and commend Arkansas CASA programs
The Arkansas Senate would recognize April as Child Abuse Prevention Month and encourage residents to support efforts that protect children and strengthen families.
What it does
The Arkansas Senate would recognize April as Child Abuse Prevention Month and encourage residents to support efforts that protect children and strengthen families.
If adopted, the Secretary of the Senate would send Arkansas CASA programs a copy of the resolution to show the Senate's respect and appreciation.
Argument forRecognizing the month and honoring CASA programs could draw attention to child safety and the volunteers who speak up for children in foster care.
Argument againstFamilies might not receive direct help because the resolution encourages support for child safety efforts but does not require specific services or prevention steps.
More detail
The Arkansas Senate would recognize April as Child Abuse Prevention Month and encourage residents to support efforts that protect children and strengthen families. The recognition and encouragement apply in Arkansas and concern efforts to protect children and support families. The resolution names April as the month for this recognition.
Upon adoption, the Secretary of the Senate would provide Arkansas CASA programs a copy of the resolution as a sign of respect and appreciation. The recipients are Arkansas Court Appointed Special Advocate programs. The copy is to be provided only if the Senate adopts the resolution. The copy is to be provided upon adoption.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 29Sine Die adjournmentLatest
- Apr 8Read the third time and adopted.Minor
- Apr 8Rules suspended.
- Apr 8Read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and placed on the calendar.Minor
- Apr 8FiledIntroduced
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