A RESOLUTION to honor and commend the Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary.

The bill honors the Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program as it celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary. It recognizes the program's contributions to youth shooting sports and aims to acknowledge the achievements of its participants. The resolution highlights the importance of promoting safe and responsible shooting practices among young people.

TN HR0188 is a house bill in the Tennessee 114th General Assembly, sponsored by Clark Boyd (R), currently “Passed” since April 8, 2026.

We track 9,160 Tennessee bills this session, 43 of them sponsored by Clark Boyd.

Supporters would frame this resolution as a celebration of youth engagement in sports and the positive impact of the Scholastic Clay Target Program on young shooters in Tennessee. They would emphasize the program's role in teaching responsibility, discipline, and teamwork to participants, fostering a sense of community and achievement.

Critics might argue that honoring a program focused on shooting sports could send the wrong message about gun culture, especially in light of ongoing discussions about gun safety and violence. They may express concerns that promoting such activities could detract from efforts to address youth safety and responsible firearm use.

The bill HR0188 is a resolution to honor the Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program on its twenty-fifth anniversary, which does not involve any regulatory or financial implications that would directly affect the sponsor's personal financial interests. Clark Boyd's primary occupations and business interests are in the insurance and real estate industries, which do not intersect with the activities or funding of the Scholastic Clay Target Program. Since the resolution is celebratory in nature and does not propose any changes to laws or funding that could benefit Boyd's businesses, there are no significant conflicts of interest present.

Moreover, the absence of any direct financial benefit from the bill to Boyd's insurance agency or real estate holdings further supports the low risk score. The resolution does not create any opportunities for personal financial gain for the sponsor, as it merely recognizes an organization without imposing any financial obligations or benefits. Therefore, the analysis indicates that there are no relevant personal interests that align with the bill's impacts.

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