Senate Joint Resolution 114 seeks to confirm the appointment of Rosemary McIlhenny to the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission. Appointed by Governor Bill Lee, McIlhenny will represent the 5th district and serve a term that expires on February 28, 2031. Her background includes a strong commitment to conservation, stemming from her family's legacy in Louisiana, and her active involvement in various organizations related to wildlife and habitat preservation in Tennessee, such as the Land Trust of Tennessee and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.

McIlhenny's extensive experience in conservation and community leadership, along with her passion for mentoring new hunters and promoting outdoor recreation accessibility, positions her as a valuable asset to the commission. The resolution emphasizes the importance of her role in ensuring the preservation of Tennessee's natural resources for future generations. The confirmation process requires approval from both the House of Representatives and the Senate's energy, agriculture, and natural resources committee, culminating in a joint resolution by the General Assembly.