GA HR1112

Resolution urges statewide support for the "Georgia Menstrual Equity Act of 2026" to promote equitable access to menstrual products and reduce period poverty

Calls for eliminating the 4 percent state sales tax on menstrual products to improve affordability

Supports providing free menstrual products in public schools, courthouses, government buildings, and university buildings

Encourages local governments, private businesses, and nonprofit organizations to support implementation through partnerships, donations, and awareness campaigns

Directs distribution of the resolution to the Governor, Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Department of Public Health, county and municipal associations, and all General Assembly members