AR HB1736

Amends Arkansas Code § 1-4-101(b) to redefine the meaning of symbols on the Arkansas state flag

Changes the three stars below "ARKANSAS" to represent France, Spain, and Native American nations (instead of just France, Spain, and the United States) that have exercised dominion over Arkansas

Removes reference to the Confederate States of America in the description of the blue star above "ARKANSAS," replacing it with a statement that the star represents the United States of America

Establishes legislative findings recognizing Arkansas's Native American heritage, including the Quapaw, Osage, Caddo, Tunica, and Chickasaw tribes, and acknowledging Arkansas was admitted as the twenty-fifth state on June 15, 1836

Maintains existing descriptions of other flag symbols, including the twin stars representing Arkansas and Michigan's joint admission to the Union, the 25 white stars representing Arkansas as the 25th state, and the diamond representing Arkansas as the only diamond-bearing state