(a) The legislature must specify an item’s historical or cultural significance to the state before designating the item as a state symbol.
(b) The legislature may not designate any of the following as a state symbol:
(1) a commercial product or an item that promotes or advocates the use of a commercial product;
(2) an individual;
(3) an event; or
(4) a place.

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