HJR 121: Mary Frances Holland, celebrated

A **resolution** is like an official "opinion statement" from a group of lawmakers. Unlike a law, it doesn't change the rules for the public. Instead, it is used to: * **State a position:** Express how the group feels about an issue or event. * **Set internal rules:** Decide how their own office or chamber will function. * **Honor someone:** Formally celebrate a person, group, or special occasion. Basically, it’s the group saying, "This is what we think" or "This is how we are going to do things," without creating new laws for the rest of the country.