Committee Hearing Scheduled in Other Chamber Authored by Ken King (R) View at Source
Caption: Relating to investigational stem cell treatment. Initially Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican Last Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
HB 5147 updates the state's investigational stem cell treatment laws to ensure compliance with FDA manufacturing standards. The bill modifies the definition of investigational stem cell treatment to require the use of adult stem cells produced under the FDA's current good manufacturing practices. It expands the types of medical facilities authorized to administer investigational stem cell therapies, allowing treatments to be provided at hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, medical schools, and outpatient settings with Level II anesthesia capabilities. Institutional review boards overseeing these treatments must be affiliated with accredited medical institutions or approved by national health regulatory organizations. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is required to develop a standardized informed consent form notifying patients that investigational treatments have not been FDA-approved.
(H) Read first time (H) Referred to the House Public Health, chaired by a Republican
Apr 17, 2025
(H) Posting rule suspended
Apr 21, 2025
(H) Scheduled for public hearing on . . .
Apr 23, 2025
(H) Lalani signed onto the bill as Joint Author
Apr 24, 2025
(H) Considered in formal meeting (H) Reported favorably w/o amendment(s)
Apr 29, 2025
(H) Comte report filed with Committee Coordinator (H) Committee report distributed
Apr 30, 2025
(H) Committee report sent to Calendars
May 2, 2025
(H) Considered in Calendars
May 6, 2025
(H) Simmons signed onto the bill as Joint Author (H) Oliverson signed onto the bill as Joint Author (H) Placed on General State Calendar (H) Read 2nd time (H) Passed to engrossment (H) Record vote
RV#1561: Yea 139 (R 84, D 55) - Nay 0 (R 0, D 0) View Source
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(H) Reported engrossed (S) Received from the House
May 16, 2025
(S) Read first time (S) Referred to the Senate Health & Human Services, chaired by a Republican
May 20, 2025
(S) Posting rule suspended
May 21, 2025
(S) Scheduled for public hearing on . . .
(H) Parker signed onto the bill as Sponsor
Lobbying Against/For/On This Bill
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(Wed 5/21/2025) Registering before S Health & Human Services as Juliette Thurber for self (Mon 4/21/2025) Registering before H Public Health as Steven Deline for self
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(Mon 4/21/2025) Testifying before H Public Health as Jennifer Ziegler for self (Wed 5/21/2025) Testifying before S Health & Human Services as Jennifer Ziegler for self (Mon 4/21/2025) Testifying before H Public Health as Michelle Wittenburg for self (with KK125 Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation) (Mon 4/21/2025) Testifying before H Public Health as Sarah Bailey for self (Wed 5/21/2025) Testifying before S Health & Human Services as Tejas Ozarkar for self (Mon 4/21/2025) Testifying before H Public Health as Tracy Love for self (Wed 5/21/2025) Testifying before S Health & Human Services as Tracy Love for self (Wed 5/21/2025) Registering before S Health & Human Services as Bianca Arvin-Eagle for self (Wed 5/21/2025) Registering before S Health & Human Services as Caitlin Flanders for NHR Holdings Inc. (Mon 4/21/2025) Registering before H Public Health as Caitlin Flanders for NHR Holdings, LLC (Wed 5/21/2025) Registering before S Health & Human Services as Jennifer Allmon for Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops (Mon 4/21/2025) Registering before H Public Health as Joe Pojman Ph.D. for Texas Alliance for Life (Wed 5/21/2025) Registering before S Health & Human Services as Joe Pojman Ph.D. for Texas Alliance for Life (Wed 5/21/2025) Registering before S Health & Human Services as Michelle Wittenburg for self (with KK125 Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation) (Mon 4/21/2025) Registering before H Public Health as Patricia Aronin for self (Mon 4/21/2025) Registering before H Public Health as Travis McCormick for Make Texans Healthy Again