Summary#
SR-302 is a Kentucky Senate resolution honoring Thomas Kurtz for his work as a legislative intern during the 2026 Regular Session. It does not create or amend a law; its stated purpose is to publicly recognize his service.
- The Senate recognizes Kurtz’s contributions and wishes him well in future endeavors.
- The Senate Clerk must send a copy of the resolution to Senator Max Wise for presentation to Kurtz.
What it means for you#
- General public: The resolution does not change your rights, duties, taxes, fees, or access to public services.
- Thomas Kurtz: He is recognized by the Senate. The resolution does not provide him with a benefit or require him to take any action.
Money#
No cost information is in the available material.
- The resolution requires the Senate Clerk to send a copy, but gives no cost estimate.
What is unclear#
- The resolution does not say when the copy must be presented.
- The available material does not estimate the cost of preparing or sending the copy.
Case for#
- The resolution publicly acknowledges Kurtz’s service and contributions as an intern.
- A formal recognition may be a way for the Senate to thank someone who supported its work.
Case against#
- One concern is that the resolution recognizes service but does not set out any specific result or broader change.
- The available material does not state the cost of the recognition.