Compare ID HCR 20 (2024) and ID SCR 111 (2025)

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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 20 BY STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1 STATING FINDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE AND RECOGNIZING MOTHER'S DAY THROUGH 2 FATHER'S DAY AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE CHALLENGES 3 FACING TRADITIONAL FAMILIES AND THE ALARMING RATE AT WHICH THE TRADI- 4 TIONAL AMERICAN FAMILY IS DECLINING. 5 Be It Resolved by the Legislature of the State of Idaho: 6 WHEREAS, traditional families designed by God have been the foundation 7 of societies since creation. As such, traditional families operate as a 8 source of security in their communities, often attending to societal trou- 9 bles before law enforcement involvement is needed, thereby serving as the 1…CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 111 BY STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1 STATING FINDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE AND RECOGNIZING MOTHER'S DAY THROUGH 2 FATHER'S DAY AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE CHALLENGES 3 FACING TRADITIONAL FAMILIES AND THE ALARMING RATE AT WHICH THE TRADI- 4 TIONAL AMERICAN FAMILY IS DECLINING. 5 Be It Resolved by the Legislature of the State of Idaho: 6 WHEREAS, traditional families designed by God have been the foundation 7 of societies since creation. As such, traditional families operate as a 8 source of security in their communities, often attending to societal trou- 9 bles before law enforcement involvement is needed, thereby serving as the…
and 42 2 WHEREAS, traditional families consisting of a natural mother and fa- 1 ther, children, grandparents, and extended family have declined drastically 2 since 1960 when approximately 77.5% of children lived with their two par- 3 ents, who were married; and 4 WHEREAS, according to census data, in 1960, just 13% of all households 5 were single-person households. In 2018, that figure was 28%; and 6 WHEREAS, today, only 17.8% of Americans live in traditional nuclear 7 families; and 8 WHEREASand 28 WHEREAS, traditional families consisting of a natural mother and fa- 29 ther, children, grandparents, and extended family have declined drastically 30 since 1960 when approximately 77.5% of children lived with their two par- 31 ents, who were married; and 32 WHEREAS, according to census data, in 1960, just 13% of all households 33 were single-person households. In 2018, that figure was 28%; and 34 WHEREAS, today, only 17.8% of Americans live in traditional nuclear 35 families; and 36 WHEREAS
and 14 WHEREAS, in 1950, 27% of marriages ended in divorce. Today, about 45% 15 do; and 16 WHEREAS, in 1960, 72% of Americans were married. In 2017, nearly half of 17 Americans were single; and 18 WHEREAS, in 1960, approximately 5% of children were born to unmarried 19 women. Now, about 40% are; and 20 WHEREAS, American children are more likely to live in a single-parent 21 household than children from any other country; and 22 WHEREASand 36 WHEREAS, in 1950, 27% of marriages ended in divorce. Today, about 45% 37 do; and 38 WHEREAS, in 1960, 72% of Americans were married. In 2017, nearly half of 39 Americans were single; and 40 WHEREAS, in 1960, approximately 5% of children were born to unmarried 41 women. Now, about 40% are; and 42 2 WHEREAS, American children are more likely to live in a single-parent 1 household than children from any other country; and 2 WHEREAS
and 22 WHEREAS, according to the International Federation for Family Develop- 23 ment, "Those who build stable families have a higher life expectancy, lower 24 risks of mental illness, alcoholism and domestic violence. The children 25 show lower infant mortality rate, lower risk drug addiction, and lower in- 26 cidences of engaging in criminal activities after puberty, higher academic 27 achievements, lower incidence of mental illnesses and fewer teenage un- 28 wanted pregnancies. A stable family is the lowest cost option for both its 29 members and the State."; and 30 WHEREAS, the people who suffer the most from the decline in traditional 31 family values and structure are the most vulnera…and 5 WHEREAS, according to the International Federation for Family Develop- 6 ment, "Those who build stable families have a higher life expectancy, lower 7 risks of mental illness, alcoholism and domestic violence. The children 8 show lower infant mortality rate, lower risk drug addiction, and lower in- 9 cidences of engaging in criminal activities after puberty, higher academic 10 achievements, lower incidence of mental illnesses and fewer teenage un- 11 wanted pregnancies. A stable family is the lowest cost option for both its 12 members and the State."; and 13 WHEREAS, the people who suffer the most from the decline in traditional 14 family values and structure are the most vulnerable,…
and 3 WHEREAS, there is an unprecedented attack on these beliefs and the cele- 4 bration of these beliefs; and 5 WHEREAS, much remains to be done to ensure that traditional family roles 6 and values are both celebrated and encouraged to provide the most nurturing 7 and healthy environment possible to raise the next generation of American 8 children. 9 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the members of theand 31 WHEREAS, there is an unprecedented attack on these beliefs and the cele- 32 bration of these beliefs; and 33 WHEREAS, much remains to be done to ensure that traditional family roles 34 and values are both celebrated and encouraged to provide the most nurturing 35 and healthy environment possible to raise the next generation of American 36 children. 37 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the members of the
concurring therein, that the Idaho Legislature: 12 (1) Supports the designation of Mother's Day through Father's Day as 13 Traditional Family Values Month in the State of Idaho; 14 (2) Recognizes the value of a traditional family consisting of the nat- 15 ural female mother and male father, children, aunts, uncles, grandparents, 16 and other extended family; 17 (3) Recognizes the first week of Traditional Family Values Month, in- 18 cluding Mother's Day, as a celebration of motherhood; 19 (4) Recognizes the second week of Traditional Family Values Month as a 20 celebration of sons, brothers, and uncles; 21 (5) Recognizes the third week of Traditional Family Values Month as a 22 celebration…concurring therein, that the Idaho Legislature: 40 (1) Supports the designation of Mother's Day through Father's Day as 41 Traditional Family Values Month in the State of Idaho; 42 (2) Recognizes the value of a traditional family consisting of the nat- 43 ural female mother and male father, children, aunts, uncles, grandparents, 44 and other extended family; 45 (3) Recognizes the first week of Traditional Family Values Month, in- 46 cluding Mother's Day, as a celebration of motherhood; 47 (4) Recognizes the second week of Traditional Family Values Month as a 48 celebration of sons, brothers, and uncles; 49 3 (5) Recognizes the third week of Traditional Family Values Month as a 1 celebration…