HCR39   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Meza; Jetton; Button; Wu
Caption: Designating an area in Dallas as Koreatown Dallas for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HR41   Passed by the House and Senate
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Honoring Dallas Police Chief Edgardo "Eddie" Garcia for his service.

HCR66   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Resolutions Calendars Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Texas Municipal Retirement System.

HJR83   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Redistricting Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Turner
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment establishing the Texas Redistricting Commission to redistrict the Texas Legislature and Texas congressional districts and revising procedures for redistricting.

HR419   Passed by the House and Senate
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Commemorating the Immigrants in World War II: Basques in Texas event and honoring the World War II veterans of Basque origin.

HR1125   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Resolutions Calendars Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Congratulating Cece Cox and Shelly Skeen of Dallas on their marriage.

HR1305   Passed by the House and Senate
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Commending Sergeant Robert Rangel of the Methodist Health System Police Department in Dallas for his heroic actions in confronting an armed assailant.

HB1451   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to electronic voter registration.

HB1452   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Bonnen; Shine; Rose; Flores
Caption: Relating to insurance coverage for the disposition of embryonic and fetal tissue remains.

HB1453   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Button; González, Mary; Lalani; Rose
Caption: Relating to equalizing compensation for certain wrongfully imprisoned persons.

HB1454   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to state, local, and court involvement in determining whether victims and witnesses to an offense and certain detained, arrested, or incarcerated persons are lawfully present in the United States.

HB1455   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Lambert; Bhojani; Rose; Garcia
Caption: Relating to health care benefits of persons wrongfully imprisoned.

HB1477   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the issuance and acceptance of a high school student identification card and certain other forms of identification as identification for voting.

HB1551   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; González, Mary; Morales Shaw
Caption: Relating to repayment of certain mental health professional education loans.

HB1624   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the statute of limitations for possession or promotion of child pornography.

HR1711   Passed by the House and Senate
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Commending Marissa Cummings for her service as a Texas Legislative Internship Program Fellow and legislative aide in the office of State Representative Rafael Anchía.

HB1907   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Canales; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the procedures for the expunction of arrest records and files for persons who complete certain court programs or pretrial intervention programs.

HB1908   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the procedure for an application for a writ of habeas corpus filed in certain felony cases.

HB1909   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the filing of applications for expunction of certain information contained in arrest records and files.

HB1910   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the prosecution of the offense of forgery.

HB2275   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the unlawful carrying, acquisition, purchase, and transfer of certain weapons; creating a criminal offense; increasing a criminal penalty.

HB2276   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the creation of certain criminal offenses concerning firearm sales at gun shows.

HB2277   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to certain criminal offenses concerning the unlawful transfer or purchase of certain weapons; increasing a criminal penalty.

HB2278   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to wrongful exclusion of handgun license holders from certain property owned by or leased to a governmental entity and to certain offenses relating to the carrying of handguns on that property.

HB2279   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Lalani
Caption: Relating to the prosecution of certain offenses involving the carrying of weapons at certain locations.

HB2280   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Bowers
Caption: Relating to the carrying of handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education.

HB2281   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the authority of certain municipalities to prohibit openly carrying a handgun within the municipality.

HB2289   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to a requirement that public schools issue student identification cards to high school students.

HB2348   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Meza
Caption: Relating to the installation by the Texas Department of Transportation of highway signs for certain cultural attractions.

HR2384   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Resolutions Calendars Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Commending Natalie Villafranca for her service as a PowerHouse Texas Policy Fellow and legislative aide in the office of State Representative Rafael Anchía.

HR2410   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Resolutions Calendars Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Commending Amor Sheffield for her service as a legislative aide in the office of State Representative Rafael Anchía.

HR2446   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Resolutions Calendars Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Commending Jonathan Saldana for his service as a legislative aide in the office of State Representative Rafael Anchía.

HB2449   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the creation of the Dallas Municipal Management District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments and fees.

HB2564   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Guillen; Frazier
Caption: Relating to the investigation of certain motor vehicle accidents.

HB2793   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Metcalf
Caption: Relating to the interconnection and integration of distributed energy resources.

HB2823   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Morales, Christina
Caption: Relating to state contracts with and investments in certain companies doing business in the Russian Federation.

HB3248   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Lambert; Meza; Johnson, Julie
Caption: Relating to contributions to, benefits under, and administration of Texas local fire fighters' retirement systems.

HB3547   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Sherman, Sr.; Howard; Frazier; Martinez
Caption: Relating to the required approval of certain hospital visits as a condition of release on parole or to mandatory supervision for certain releasees and to the hospital's liability for damages resulting from those visits.

HB3548   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Sherman, Sr.; Jones, Venton; Lalani; Cook
Caption: Relating to increasing the criminal penalty for assault of certain hospital personnel.

HB3549   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Price; Buckley; Cook; Frazier
Caption: Relating to creating the criminal offense of tampering with an electronic monitoring device and to certain consequences on conviction of that offense.

HB3657   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Anderson
Caption: Relating to notaries public; creating a criminal offense.

HB3983   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to changing the eligibility for release on parole or to mandatory supervision of a person convicted of certain violent offenses.

HB4066   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; González, Mary; Wu
Caption: Relating to the wearing of Native American tribal regalia or objects of cultural significance at certain public school events.

HB4418   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the creation of a revolving loan program to fund the purchase by historically underutilized businesses of certain bonds required for public work contracts.

HB4433   Died after Placed on Senate Intent Calendar
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Natural Resources & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Rose; Jones, Venton; Gervin-Hawkins
Caption: Relating to the authority of the board of directors of a tax increment financing reinvestment zone to use money in the tax increment fund established for the zone to compensate certain homeowners for the increase in taxes associated with the zone.

HB4653   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Rose; Frazier; González, Jessica; Meyer
Caption: Relating to participation in a deferred retirement option plan by members of the retirement systems for police and fire fighters in certain municipalities.

HB4658   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to procedures for establishing and recertifying a person's eligibility for the supplemental nutrition assistance program.

HB4784   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the provision of electricity service in the ERCOT power region.

HB4785   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Walle
Caption: Relating to the denial of certain applications for a permit or other authorization under the Texas Clean Air Act on the basis of adverse environmental justice impacts.

HB4786   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Energy Resources Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the imposition of administrative, civil, and criminal penalties for violating certain statutes under the jurisdiction of, rules or orders adopted by, or licenses, permits, or certificates issued by the Railroad Commission of Texas; increasing criminal penalties.

HB4787   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Turner
Caption: Relating to the acceptance of political contributions by a member of the Railroad Commission of Texas and of political contributions made in connection with the office of railroad commissioner.

HB4788   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Energy Resources Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the name and governance of the Railroad Commission of Texas.

HB4789   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Bowers
Caption: Relating to the use of school buses and electricity by public schools.

HB4790   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
This bill would cost taxpayers $2,618,461.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Referred to House Energy Resources Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Turner
Caption: Relating to the provision of natural gas by and rates charged by certain gas utilities.

HB4792   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to establishing the Texas Carbon Emissions Mitigation and Severe Weather Adaptation Commission to study and address the impacts of carbon emissions and severe weather in this state.

HB4793   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to the development of a severe weather adaptation plan by certain entities.

HB4811   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Anchía; Guillen; Hernandez; Geren
Caption: Relating to the creation of the Texas Energy Efficiency Council.

HB4984   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Energy Resources Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía
Caption: Relating to reporting by operators of certain gas supply chain facilities and gas pipeline facilities on a failure to perform a contractual obligation due to a weather emergency.

HB5282   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Anchía; Jones, Venton
Caption: Relating to the creation of the Dallas Municipal Management District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments and fees.