Urging the Governor to recognize the SOS Hand Signal.

SCR 35 is a concurrent resolution urging the Governor of Indiana to officially recognize the SOS Hand Signal as a valid method for requesting emergency assistance. It does not create new law or change existing procedures, but formally asks the Governor to acknowledge this hand signal - commonly used to indicate distress - as a recognized way to seek help during emergencies. This resolution directly affects how emergency responders might interpret the signal, though it requires no action beyond the Governor's acknowledgment. As a procedural resolution, it has no binding effect on state law.