A Resolution urging the Congress of the United States to enact legislation designating the Green Star Service Banner as a national emblem honoring families of members of the United States Armed Forces and veterans who died by suicide.
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution urges the United States Congress to pass legislation that would officially recognize the Green Star Service Banner as a national emblem to honor the families of U.S. military members and veterans who died by suicide. It acknowledges the unique grief experienced by these families and seeks to provide a symbol of recognition. The resolution also encourages Pennsylvania agencies to allow the voluntary display of the banner.
Key provisions
- Urges Congress to enact legislation designating the Green Star Service Banner as a national emblem.
- Recognizes the hardship faced by families of service members and veterans who died by suicide.
- Encourages Pennsylvania agencies to permit the voluntary display of the Green Star Service Banner.
- Directs the transmission of the resolution to various state and federal officials.
Who is affected
- Families of U.S. military members and veterans who died by suicide
- The United States Congress
- Pennsylvania State Agencies
- Pennsylvania Congressional Representatives
- The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Notable changes
- Introduces a symbolic recognition for families impacted by military suicide deaths.
- Promotes the voluntary display of a specific emblem (Green Star Service Banner).
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- Pn 3263 Html
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Benjamin Sanchez
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