GA HB1222

Designates the "Lunar New Year" as an official observance in Georgia by adding new Code section 1-4-27 to the state's holidays and observances chapter

Defines the date as the second new moon following the winter solstice, or the third new moon if an intercalary month intervenes, aligning with the traditional lunar calendar

Legislative findings recognize the Lunar New Year as a festival of great importance in Asian American communities that promotes goodwill, self-reflection, and cultural diversity

Sponsored by Representatives Tran, Au, Park, Hong, and Byrd, reflecting the bill's focus on recognizing and celebrating Asian American culture and tradition in Georgia