IN HR0030

Indiana House of Representatives supports using science-based data to assess and regulate modern agricultural technologies, including crop protection chemicals, genetically engineered traits, and nutrients.

Indiana House of Representatives opposes legislative or regulatory action at federal, state, or local levels that imposes unnecessary restrictions on modern agricultural technologies not based on sound science.

The resolution emphasizes that regulatory decisions should be based on sound science rather than the "precautionary principle."

Principal Clerk of the House of Representatives shall transmit a copy of this resolution to each member of Indiana's congressional delegation.