IndianaProposed Senate resolution would thank doctors who served lawmakers
The proposed resolution would thank two medical groups and participating doctors for providing a Statehouse program with check-ups for Senate lawmakers and staff.
What it does
The proposed resolution would thank two medical groups for running the “Doctor of the Day” program and recognize the doctors who took part. It would direct the Senate Secretary to send copies to the groups’ leaders and each participating doctor.
Argument forThe resolution could publicly recognize the medical groups and doctors who helped provide check-ups to Senate lawmakers and staff.
Argument againstSending copies to every participating doctor could take Senate staff time, especially if many doctors served in the program.
More detail
The proposed resolution would thank the two medical groups and participating doctors, and direct the Senate Secretary to send them copies. The resolution concerns the Indiana State Medical Association, the Indiana Academy of Family Physicians, and doctors who took part in the “Doctor of the Day” program at the Indiana Statehouse. The program provided check-ups for Senate lawmakers and staff during the Second Regular Session of the 124th Indiana General Assembly in 2026.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Feb 25WithdrawnLatest
- Feb 25First reading: adopted voice voteAdopted
- Feb 25Authored by Senator BrayIntroduced