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HB 1532·TN·house

General Assembly - As introduced, upon the request of an immediate family member of a deceased member or former member of the general assembly, requires the governor and the speakers of the senate and house of representatives to allow the deceased member or former member to lie in state at the state capitol building for a specified period of time not to exceed the entire day; authorizes the governor and speakers to permit such deceased member to lie in state upon their own initiative if such ...

Reported by CommitteeFiled Jan 13, 2026
Sponsor: Miller
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Apr 21, 2026

Summary

The bill lets a deceased current or former member of the Tennessee General Assembly be honored by lying in state at the state Capitol for up to one day. A request can be made by an immediate family member, and if none exist, the governor and the Senate and House speakers may act on their own. It adds a new section to the state code defining the process.

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