A concurrent resolution to provide for adjournment sine die.

IA HCR104 is a resolution that proposes to end the current legislative session without setting a specific date to reconvene. This means that the Iowa General Assembly would conclude its work for the year and not return unless called back for a special session. The resolution is sponsored by Pat Grassley, a Republican representative.

Supporters of IA HCR104 would argue that adjourning sine die allows lawmakers to focus on their constituents and return to their districts to address local issues. They may view this as a necessary step to ensure that the legislative process does not drag on unnecessarily and that lawmakers can prioritize their responsibilities outside of the session.

Critics of IA HCR104 might contend that adjourning sine die could cut short important legislative discussions and prevent the passage of crucial bills. They may believe that this resolution reflects a lack of commitment to addressing pressing issues facing Iowans and could leave important matters unresolved until the next session.