Senate Joint Resolution 639 is a legislative measure aimed at confirming the appointment of Joshua R. Walker to the Tennessee Claims Commission as the Eastern Grand Division Commissioner. Appointed by Governor Bill Lee, Walker's term is set to last for eight years, expiring on June 30, 2033. The resolution highlights Walker's impressive academic background, having graduated summa cum laude from the University of Tennessee College of Law, and his extensive experience in legal practice, particularly in defending the State of Tennessee in claims before the Claims Commission.

The resolution emphasizes Walker's integrity, commitment to public service, and contributions to the well-being of Tennessee's citizens. It notes that, according to Tennessee law, the governor's appointments to the Claims Commission require confirmation by both houses of the General Assembly. The resolution concludes with a formal confirmation of Walker's appointment, reflecting the legislative body's support for his role in the commission.