Resolution Submission Form
A resolution is a directive for EMRA to take a certain action or to form policy.
Make a difference to your specialty by authoring a resolution for the EMRA Rep Council!

The basic elements of a resolution include:
- Title
- Author(s)
- Whereas clauses
- Resolved clauses
- References
- Relevant EMRA Policy
- Fiscal note
Complete this form and upload your completed resolution below.
If you have any questions, please email speaker@emra.org or vicespeaker@emra.org.
Currently, resolution submission is not available.
Fall Resolutions will be open for submission in May 2024.
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