Answer: A simple resolution is a formal statement of opinion and does not require the signature of the governor.
Explanation:
Simple Resolutions do not require the signature of the governor and are mostly used to change rules of procedure or expressing congratulations or condolences.
A concurrent resolution is not meant to propose amendments to the Texas Constitution, but to offer a memorial, congratulations, a welcome, or a request for a different governmental body.
A joint resolution does not require the signature of the governor.
