House Joint Resolution 191 seeks to confirm the appointment of Rosemary McIlhenny to the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission, representing the 5th district. Appointed by Governor Bill Lee, McIlhenny's term is set to expire on February 28, 2031. She has a strong background in conservation, stemming from her family's legacy in Louisiana, and has been actively involved in various organizations related to wildlife and environmental stewardship since moving to Tennessee. Her roles include chairing the Land Trust of Tennessee and participating in initiatives aimed at increasing hunting opportunities for new and female hunters.

The resolution highlights McIlhenny's extensive experience and commitment to conservation, emphasizing her involvement with multiple foundations and community organizations. It notes her dedication to mentoring new hunters and promoting outdoor recreation accessibility for all Tennesseans. The resolution concludes by stating that her confirmation is subject to approval by the relevant committees in the House and Senate, as well as by a joint resolution of the General Assembly.