Summary#
HR-664 is a Pennsylvania House resolution, not a bill that creates or amends a law. It expresses the House’s intent to honor Franklin L. Kury and directs that a copy of the resolution be sent to his family. Its stated purpose is to recognize his public service and contributions.
- If adopted, the House would formally honor Kury’s memory.
- The resolution directs that a copy be transmitted to Kury’s family; it does not name who must send it or set a deadline.
- It recounts Kury’s service in the Pennsylvania House and Senate and his work on environmental and other matters. These statements are part of the tribute, not new legal rules.
- The resolution does not create a program, change anyone’s rights or duties, or direct action by people or organizations outside the House.
What it means for you#
- Pennsylvania residents: No direct change to services, taxes, rights, or legal obligations.
- Kury’s family: If the resolution is adopted, it directs that the family receive a copy.
- The House: The resolution asks the chamber to formally honor Kury. It has been introduced but is not yet adopted, so that action has not taken effect.
Money#
No cost information is in the available material.
- The resolution does not specify spending, staffing, fees, or a funding source.
What is unclear#
- Whether the House will adopt the resolution is not yet known.
- The resolution does not say who will transmit the copy to Kury’s family or when.
- No estimate is given for any cost of preparing or sending the copy.
Case for#
- The resolution provides a formal way for the House to recognize a former legislator’s service and express condolences to his family.
- Its account of Kury’s public service and community involvement records why the House is honoring him.
- The requested action is limited to recognition and sending the family a copy; it does not impose new duties on the public.
Case against#
- The resolution does not change policy or create a practical benefit for residents. Its effect is limited to formal recognition and the requested copy to the family.
- The text does not specify who will handle that transmission or when.