HB1   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Bonnen
Caption: General Appropriations Bill.

HJR1   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Meyer; Bonnen; Burrows; Thierry; Raymond
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to limit the maximum appraised value of real property for ad valorem tax purposes and to except certain appropriations to pay for ad valorem tax relief from the constitutional limitation on the rate of growth of appropriations.

HB2   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $36,119,554,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Meyer; Bonnen; Burrows; Thierry; Raymond
Caption: Relating to providing property tax relief through the public school finance system and property tax appraisal and administration.

HJR2   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $3,323,204,406.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Bonnen; Capriglione; Burns
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the 88th Legislature to provide a cost-of-living adjustment to certain annuitants of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.

HB3   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Youth Health & Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $810,685,055.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Priority #7: Defend Our Gun Rights
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Burrows; King, Tracy O.; Moody; King, Ken; Bonnen
Caption: Relating to measures for ensuring public school safety, including the development and implementation of purchases relating to and funding for public school safety and security requirements and the provision of safety-related resources.

HJR3   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $208,430,406.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Bonnen
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the Texas University Fund, which provides funding to certain institutions of higher education to achieve national prominence as major research universities and drive the state economy.

HB4   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $12,654,120.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Capriglione; Longoria; Burrows; Meyer
Caption: Relating to the regulation of the collection, use, processing, and treatment of consumers' personal data by certain business entities; imposing a civil penalty.

HCR4   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Rogers
Caption: Designating Mineral Wells as the official Wellness Capital of Texas for a 10-year period beginning in 2023.

HB5   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $22,127,708.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Hunter; Meyer; Burrows; Shine; Longoria
Caption: Relating to agreements authorizing a limitation on taxable value of certain property to provide for the creation of jobs and the generation of state and local tax revenue; authorizing fees; authorizing penalties.

HCR5   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Authorizing the State Preservation Board to approve and permit the construction of a monument at the state Capitol Complex honoring the victims of mass shootings.

HB6   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Goldman; Thimesch; Harless; Cook; Lujan
Caption: Relating to the designation of fentanyl poisoning or fentanyl toxicity for purposes of the death certificate and to the criminal penalties for certain controlled substance offenses; increasing a criminal penalty.

HCR6   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Craddick
Caption: Authorizing the burial of Patrick John Nugent in the State Cemetery.

HB7   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Border Security Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $226,916,472.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Priority #2: Secure the Border and Protect Texans
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Guillen; Raymond; Muñoz, Jr.; Morales, Eddie; Lopez, Janie
Caption: Relating to measures to address public safety threats in this state presented by transnational criminal activity, including by establishing a Texas Border Force, and to compensate persons affected by those threats; increasing criminal penalties; creating criminal offenses.

HB8   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $278,070,076.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by VanDeaver; Kuempel; Buckley; Bonnen; Longoria
Caption: Relating to public higher education, including the public junior college state finance program.

HB9   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ashby; Hunter; Hernandez; Bonnen; Longoria
Caption: Relating to the development and funding of broadband and telecommunications services.

HJR9   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Agriculture & Livestock Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Landgraf; Cain; Harris, Cody
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the right of a property owner to conduct activities necessary to secure basic human needs.

HB11   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $2,888,012,477.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Dutton; King, Ken; Harless; Buckley; Jones, Jolanda
Caption: Relating to the rights and certification of public school educators, including financial and other assistance and waivers provided to public schools by the Texas Education Agency related to public school educators, methods of instruction provided in public schools, and certain allotments under the Foundation School Program.

HJR11   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Collier
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to enact laws providing for a court to terminate the sentence of a person who has successfully served the required number of years on parole.

HB12   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $381,364,308.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Democrat Bill, authored by Rose; Thompson, Senfronia; Walle; Thierry; Howard
Caption: Relating to the duration of services provided under Medicaid to women following a pregnancy.

HCR12   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Lopez, Ray; Morales, Eddie; Anchía; Garcia
Caption: Designating September 22 as Texas Veterans Suicide Prevention Day for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HB14   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Harris, Cody; Toth
Caption: Relating to third-party review of plats and property development plans, permits, and similar documents, and the inspection of an improvement related to such a document.

HB15   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Craddick; Buckley; Bonnen; Kuempel
Caption: Relating to the creation of the Mental Health and Brain Research Institute of Texas.

HB17   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Cook; Moody; Leach; Metcalf; Burrows
Caption: Relating to official misconduct by and removal of prosecuting attorneys.

HB18   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Youth Health & Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Slawson; Patterson; González, Mary; Burrows; Darby
Caption: Relating to the protection of minors from harmful, deceptive, or unfair trade practices in connection with the use of certain digital services and electronic devices, including the use and transfer of electronic devices to students by a public school.

HB19   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr; Leach; Landgraf; Meyer; Lujan
Caption: Relating to the creation of a specialty trial court to hear certain cases; authorizing fees.

HB20   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Priority #2: Secure the Border and Protect Texans
Republican Bill, authored by Schaefer; Harrison; Lozano; Leo-Wilson; Troxclair
Caption: Relating to measures to ensure the safety and welfare of the border region of this state, including protection from ongoing criminal activity and public health threats and the establishment of the Border Protection Unit; creating a criminal offense; creating a civil penalty.

HCR20   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Herrero; Capriglione; Harless; Lambert; Shine
Caption: Urging Congress to repeal the Government Pension Offset and the Windfall Elimination Provision of the Social Security Act.

HB22   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to requiring the report of certain sales of multiple firearms and multiple firearm magazines; creating a criminal offense.

HB25   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Talarico; Frank; Burrows; Rose; Klick
Caption: Relating to wholesale importation of prescription drugs in this state; authorizing a fee.

HJR25   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Zwiener; King, Tracy O.; Murr
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the commissioners court of a county to exempt from ad valorem taxation by each political subdivision that taxes the property the portion of the assessed value of a person's property that is attributable to the installation in or on the property of a rainwater harvesting or graywater system.

HB26   Died after Placed on Senate Intent Calendar
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Natural Resources & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Ordaz
Caption: Relating to the permitting of medical waste facilities by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

HCR26   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Oliverson; Metcalf; Plesa; Garcia; Troxclair
Caption: Authorizing the State Preservation Board, subject to state law and rules of the board, to approve the construction of a monument honoring victims of communism at the State Capitol Complex, at a site outside of the historic Capitol grounds.

HJR27   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $250,204,406.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Darby; Hunter; Guillen; Raymond
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of and use of money in the Grow Texas fund and allocating certain general revenues to that fund, the economic stabilization fund, and the state highway fund.

HB28   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Slawson; Frazier; Metcalf; Button
Caption: Relating to enhancing the punishment for certain conduct constituting the criminal offense of aggravated assault.

HCR29   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Leo-Wilson; Dutton; Leach; Sherman, Sr.; Harris, Caroline
Caption: Designating the second to last week in April as Texas Christian Heritage Week for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HB30   Filed Without the Governor's Signature
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Moody; Burrows; Slawson; Metcalf; Turner
Caption: Relating to access to certain law enforcement, corrections, and prosecutorial records under the public information law.

HCR30   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Energy Resources Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Natural Resources & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Guerra; Darby; Anchía; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Expressing support for geothermal energy production.

HB33   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Energy Resources Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Natural Resources & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Landgraf; Morales, Eddie; Metcalf; Manuel
Caption: Relating to the enforcement of certain federal laws regulating oil and gas operations within the State of Texas.

HCR34   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Holland
Caption: Designating February 10 as Crossing Guard Appreciation Day for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HB35   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bernal; Lujan; Dorazio; Garcia
Caption: Relating to installment payments of ad valorem taxes imposed on residence homesteads in certain counties.

HCR36   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Guillen
Caption: Urging Congress to ensure that the survivors and surviving families of the Sutherland Springs mass shooting receive compensation equivalent to the relief provided to those impacted by similar incidents.

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.

HJR39   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Vasut; Murr
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to repeal the mandatory age of retirement for state justices and judges.

HB40   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Zwiener; Isaac; Troxclair; King, Tracy O.; Murr
Caption: Relating to the authority of a county commissioners court to adopt an exemption from ad valorem taxation by each taxing unit that taxes the property of the portion of the appraised value of a person's property that is attributable to the installation in or on the property of certain water conservation systems.

HCR42   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Leo-Wilson
Caption: Designating Winnie as the official Rice Capital of Texas for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HB44   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Swanson; Klick; Slawson; Hefner; Morales Shaw
Caption: Relating to provider discrimination against a Medicaid recipient or child health plan program enrollee based on immunization status.

HB45   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Morales, Christina; Allen; Wu; Cunningham
Caption: Relating to ethnic studies instruction in public schools.

HCR45   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Cook
Caption: Redesignating the City of Mansfield as the official Pickle Capital of Texas for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HJR45   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Shaheen; Frank; Oliverson; Thierry; Gervin-Hawkins
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing a local option exemption from ad valorem taxation by a county of a portion of the value of the residence homestead of a physician who provides health care services for which the physician agrees not to seek payment from any source, including the Medicaid program or otherwise from this state or the federal government, to county residents who are indigent or who are Medicaid recipients.

HCR47   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Canales
Caption: Extending the duty of the comptroller of public accounts under Section 7-c, Article VIII, Texas Constitution, to deposit certain tax revenue to the state highway fund.

HJR47   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Harris, Cody; Raymond; Guillen; Ashby; Clardy
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation tangible personal property consisting of animal feed held by the owner of the property for sale at retail.

HB49   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Klick; Lalani
Caption: Relating to public access to certain hospital investigation information and materials.

HB53   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Thompson, Ed; Shine; Ashby
Caption: Relating to the exemption from registration fees of certain vehicles used by nonprofit disaster relief organizations.

HB54   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $25,471,693.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Lalani; Davis; Rose; Morales, Christina
Caption: Relating to the personal needs allowance for certain Medicaid recipients who are residents of long-term care facilities.

HB55   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie; Morales, Christina; Rogers; Leach; Cook
Caption: Relating to the punishment for the criminal offense of indecent assault; increasing a criminal penalty.

HCR55   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Authorizing the burial of Guy Herman in the State Cemetery.

HB59   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Goodwin; Guerra; Jetton; Troxclair
Caption: Relating to child water safety requirements for certain organizations; authorizing disciplinary action, including an administrative penalty.

HCR61   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Manuel
Caption: Designating Port Arthur as the official Cajun Capital of Texas for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HCR62   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hunter
Caption: Requesting that the Lieutenant Governor and the Speaker of the House of Representatives create a joint interim committee to study motorcycle operator profiling by law enforcement officers.

HB63   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Swanson; Noble; Hull; Oliverson; Klick
Caption: Relating to reports of child abuse or neglect and certain preliminary investigations of those reports.

HCR63   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hunter
Caption: Requesting the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker to create a joint interim committee to study suicide prevention in Texas.

HB64   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Landgraf
Caption: Relating to the peace officers authorized to operate an authorized emergency vehicle used to conduct a police escort.

HCR64   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hunter
Caption: Requesting the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House to create a joint interim committee to study human trafficking in Texas.

HB65   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Priority #2: Secure the Border and Protect Texans
Republican Bill, authored by Spiller; Guillen; Holland; Bell, Keith
Caption: Relating to the prosecution and punishment of certain criminal offenses committed in the course of or for the purpose of avoiding certain law enforcement checkpoints or evading an arrest or detention; increasing criminal penalties.

HCR65   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hunter
Caption: Requesting the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House to create a joint interim committee to study domestic violence in Texas.

HB69   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Schaefer
Caption: Relating to the state's burden of proof in certain asset forfeiture proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

HCR69   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hunter
Caption: Requesting that the Lieutenant Governor and the Speaker of the House of Representatives create a joint interim committee to study the construction of a second vehicular causeway connecting Padre Island to the mainland.

HB71   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 Canales; Capriglione; Longoria; Cain; Tinderholt
Caption: Relating to the establishment of a program for the issuance of digital identification.

HCR71   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Jessica; Lozano; Neave Criado; Guillen; Flores
Caption: Directing the Texas Facilities Commission to name the building being constructed in Phase Two of the Texas Capitol Complex Master Plan at the northwest corner of Congress Avenue and 15th Street the Irma Rangel Building.

HB73   Signed by the Governor
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 Murr; King, Tracy O.; Price; Bailes; Darby
Caption: Relating to limitation of certain liability of owners, lessees, and occupants of land in connection with livestock and agricultural land.

HCR75   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Guillen
Caption: Designating the first week of November as Municipal Courts Week for a 10-year period beginning in 2023.

HB77   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Neave Criado; Garcia; González, Jessica
Caption: Relating to status offenses committed by a child, including the repeal of the status offense of a child voluntarily running away from home.

HCR77   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Natural Resources Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Kuempel
Caption: Designating November as Texas Wildlife and Conservation Month for a 10-year period beginning in 2023.

HJR77   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Walle
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to permit additional uses of certain dedicated general revenue transferred each fiscal year to the state highway fund.

HB78   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ortega; Ordaz; González, Mary; Lujan; Moody
Caption: Relating to the authorization by referendum of an optional county fee on vehicle registration in certain counties.

HB79   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House International Relations & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Talarico; Ordaz; Plesa; Garcia
Caption: Relating to employment leave for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

HJR79   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the authority of the legislature to permit conservation and reclamation districts in El Paso County to issue bonds supported by ad valorem taxes to fund the development and maintenance of parks and recreational facilities.

HCR80   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Lalani
Caption: Designating the month of May as Muslim Heritage Month for a 10-year period beginning in 2024.

HB81   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Harrison; Klick; Frank; Jones, Venton
Caption: Relating to informed consent before provision of certain medical treatments and exemptions from COVID-19 vaccination requirements.

HCR81   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Schatzline
Caption: Affirming that fatherhood is essential to the development of all children.

HB82   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Priority #2: Secure the Border and Protect Texans
Republican Bill, authored by Spiller; Hefner; Clardy; Cook
Caption: Relating to an interstate compact for border security, including building a border wall and sharing state intelligence and resources.

HCR82   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr
Caption: Designating Llano as the official Deer Capital of the Texas Hill Country for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HB83   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $11,294,721.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Zwiener; Allen; Talarico; VanDeaver
Caption: Relating to authorizing the use of a writing portfolio assessment to assess writing performance for public school students.

HCR86   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House International Relations & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Jetton; Button; Anchía
Caption: Expressing support for the strengthening of our partnership with Taiwan and for the expansion of Taiwan's role on the global stage.

HB87   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Murr; Smith; Jetton; Bucy; Johnson, Ann
Caption: Relating to the presidential electors of this state.

HB90   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $12,658,766.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Patterson; Buckley; Cook; Raymond; Shine
Caption: Relating to benefits for certain members of the Texas military forces and survivors of members of the Texas military forces.

HCR90   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Kuempel; Buckley
Caption: Designating April 6 as Texas High School Coaches Day for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HCR91   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Oliverson; Capriglione; Slawson; Noble; Troxclair
Caption: Authorizing the State Preservation Board to approve the construction of a replica of the National Life Monument at the State Capitol Complex.

HB92   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Agriculture & Livestock Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Landgraf; Cain; Harris, Cody; Kitzman; Cortez
Caption: Relating to the authority of a municipality, county, or property owners' association to prohibit or regulate certain activities on residence homestead property.

HB93   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
This bill would cost taxpayers $236,889,205.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Swanson; Cook; Frazier; Toth; Leo-Wilson
Caption: Relating to changing the eligibility for community supervision and parole for certain repeat intoxication offenders.

HB94   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Jarvis; Jones, Venton
Caption: Relating to the consideration for approval by the executive director of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality of an application for an authorization to use a standard permit for a concrete batch plant.

HB96   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Border Security Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Mary; Guillen; Gamez; Lopez, Janie; VanDeaver
Caption: Relating to the confidentiality of certain home address information in ad valorem tax appraisal records.

HJR99   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Stucky; Cook; Thimesch
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment requiring the denial of bail to certain persons arrested for an offense resulting in the death of or serious bodily injury to a person younger than 18 years of age.

HB100   Failed to pass both chambers
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $16,273,358,445.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by King, Ken; VanDeaver; Dutton; Howard; Buckley
Caption: Relating to public education and public school finance, including the rights, certification, and compensation of public school educators, contributions by a public school to the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, and an education savings account program for certain children.

HB101   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ortega; Martinez; Guillen; Canales; Ordaz
Caption: Relating to the membership of the Texas Transportation Commission.

HB102   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the recovery of exemplary damages based on a compensable death under the Texas Workers' Compensation Act.

HJR102   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Leach; Meyer; Patterson; Moody; Canales
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to legalize wagering in this state on certain sporting events and requiring the legislature to dedicate to property tax relief at least 98 percent of the net state tax revenue generated from the wagering on sporting events.

HB103   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr; Spiller
Caption: Relating to the appointment of a retired or former judge as a visiting judge in certain counties.

HB105   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Noble; Meyer; Lambert; Cook
Caption: Relating to excluding the furnishing of an academic transcript from the definition of "information service" for purposes of sales and use taxes.

HCR105   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Harris, Cody
Caption: Designating Palestine as the official Dogwood Trails Capital of Texas for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HB106   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Bernal; Moody; Campos; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the required reporting of multiple sales of certain firearms to law enforcement.

HCR107   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hunter
Caption: Granting Aransas County permission to sue Regional Pool Alliance and waiving Regional Pool Alliance's governmental immunity with respect to claims by Aransas County for and in connection with covered losses sustained from Hurricane Harvey.

HJR107   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Price; Thompson, Senfronia; Murr; Vasut
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to increase the mandatory age of retirement for state justices and judges.

HB108   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to the issuance of specialty license plates for certain classroom teachers and retired classroom teachers; imposing fees.

HB109   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie
Caption: Relating to health benefit coverage for hearing aids for children and adults.

HJR109   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Burns
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish the office of county treasurer of Somervell County.

HCR110   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Burns
Caption: Designating October 5 as Texas Teachers' Day for a 10-year period ending in 2033.

HJR111   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $3,776,787,406.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Landgraf; Guillen; Dean; Murr; Hunter
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the Texas severance tax revenue and oil and natural gas (Texas STRONG) defense fund, dedicating the money in that fund to benefit areas of the state significantly affected by oil and gas production, and providing for the transfer of certain general revenues to that fund, the economic stabilization fund, the state highway fund, the oil and gas regulation and cleanup account, the Texas emissions reduction plan fund, and the property tax relief fund.

HB112   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Howard; Oliverson; Rogers; Klick; Bonnen
Caption: Relating to workplace violence prevention in certain health facilities.

HB113   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ortega; Klick; Allison; King, Tracy O.
Caption: Relating to the use of community health workers in Medicaid managed care.

HB114   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Thompson, Ed
Caption: Relating to the possession, use, or delivery of marihuana or e-cigarettes on or near public school property or at certain school events.

HB115   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ortega; Patterson; Harless; Johnson, Ann; Gamez
Caption: Relating to the offense of public consumption of alcoholic beverages during certain hours.

HB118   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
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to health benefit plan coverage for certain tests to detect prostate cancer.

HB120   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Morales, Christina; Swanson; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the terms and conditions of a standard possession order in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship.

HJR125   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $5,269,759,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Ashby
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment creating the broadband infrastructure fund to expand high-speed broadband access and assist in the financing of connectivity projects.

HJR126   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Agriculture & Livestock Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Burns; Burrows; González, Mary; Ashby; Bernal
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment protecting the right to engage in farming, ranching, timber production, horticulture, and wildlife management.

HB128   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Bernal
Caption: Relating to the exemption of certain school district and open-enrollment charter school employees from jury service.

HJR129   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $12,831,995,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Metcalf; Shine
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment exempting tangible personal property from ad valorem taxation.

HB130   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $6,345,360.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Ann; Thompson, Senfronia; Reynolds; Hernandez; Schofield
Caption: Relating to the creation of additional judicial districts composed of Harris County.

HB131   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Murr; Talarico
Caption: Relating to excused absences from public school for certain students to visit a professional's workplace for a career investigation day.

HJR132   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Hefner; Meyer; Vasut; Burrows; Raymond
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment prohibiting the imposition of an individual net worth or wealth tax.

HB134   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
This bill would cost taxpayers $8,482,829.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bernal; Bonnen
Caption: Relating to Medicaid and child health plan program coverage and reimbursement for childhood cranial remolding orthosis.

HJR134   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bonnen; Cain; Burrows; Canales; Garcia
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish the office of county treasurer of Galveston County.

HJR135   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $3,000,204,406.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Craddick; Buckley; Bonnen; Kuempel
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the establishment of the Mental Health and Brain Research Institute of Texas and establishing the Mental Health and Brain Institute Research Fund for the purposes of scientific research of all forms of mental health and human brain disease and disorders.

HJR138   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Natural Resources Committee, chaired by a Democrat
This bill would cost taxpayers $1,166,498,406.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Holland; Rose; González, Mary; Bell, Cecil; Zwiener
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the Texas land and water conservation fund to assist in preserving critical natural resources in this state.

HB140   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $8,154,852.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Mary; Frank; Lozano; Noble; Harris, Caroline
Caption: Relating to the provision of certain co-navigation services to individuals who are deaf-blind.

HJR141   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $637,186,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Guillen; Kacal; Ashby; Lopez, Janie
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to define certain terms for purposes of the exemption from ad valorem taxation of farm products in the hands of a producer and to authorize the commissioners court of a county to exempt from ad valorem taxation by each political subdivision that taxes the property the portion of the assessed value of a person's property that is attributable to the installation in or on the property of a rainwater harvesting or graywater system.

HB143   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Morales, Christina
Caption: Relating to restrictions on rent increases for self-service storage facilities.

HJR144   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Canales; Goldman; Cain; Lozano; Hunter
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the use of money in the state highway fund for roadways for seaports, airports, spaceports, land ports of entry, and international bridges.

HJR146   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Capriglione; Leo-Wilson; Gerdes
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment relating to the right to own, hold, and use a mutually agreed upon medium of exchange.

HB148   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie; Leach
Caption: Relating to the Texas Medical Disclosure Panel.

HB149   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr
Caption: Relating to the sale of park land owned by certain municipalities.

HJR149   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Talarico
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation real property used to operate a child-care facility.

HB150   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie; Perez; Harris, Caroline
Caption: Relating to prohibiting oral releases for automobile insurance claims.

HJR150   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Noble; Thierry; Klick; Raymond
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for an exemption from ad valorem taxation of a portion of the market value of a property that is the primary residence of an adult who has an intellectual or developmental disability and who must be related to the owner or trustee of the property within a certain degree by consanguinity.

HB153   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Swanson; Smith; Capriglione; Noble
Caption: Relating to a ballot option to not vote for any candidate.

HJR153   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Wilson; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize a limitation on the total amount of ad valorem taxes that a political subdivision other than a school district, county, municipality, or junior college district may impose on the residence homesteads of persons who are disabled or elderly and their surviving spouses.

HJR154   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by King, Ken; Holland
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the centennial parks conservation fund to be administered by the Parks and Wildlife Department.

HJR155   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Geren; Rose; Davis; Romero, Jr.
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to foster economic development and job growth, provide tax relief and funding for education and public safety programs, support the horse racing industry, and reform horse racing and greyhound racing by authorizing casino gaming at destination resorts, authorizing sports wagering, authorizing Tribal-State compacts with federally recognized Indian tribes, and creating the Texas Gaming Commission to regulate casino gaming and sports wagering; requiring a license to conduct casino gaming; and requiring the imposition of a casino gaming tax, sports wagering tax, and license application fees.

HB156   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to hearings by the Board of Pardons and Paroles regarding clemency matters.

HB158   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
Republican Bill, authored by Noble; Buckley; Slawson; Cook; Lopez, Janie
Caption: Relating to the confidentiality of certain information held by the Texas Education Agency.

HB159   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Landgraf
Caption: Relating to the procedure by which a taxing unit is required to provide public notice of certain ad valorem tax-related information.

HB162   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Agriculture & Livestock Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr; Kitzman
Caption: Relating to minimum standards for prescribed burns.

HB165   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Ann; Bonnen; Kuempel; Landgraf; Ordaz
Caption: Relating to the prosecution of and punishment for an aggravated assault occurring as part of a mass shooting; increasing a criminal penalty.

HJR165   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Muñoz, Jr.; Plesa; Garcia
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for an exemption from ad valorem taxation of all or part of the market value of the residence homestead of the surviving spouse of a military service member who is killed or fatally injured in the line of duty.

HB166   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Mary; VanDeaver; Harris, Caroline; Gamez; Moody
Caption: Relating to policies and procedures regarding certain public school students with disabilities.

HJR166   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Johnson, Julie; Davis; Jones, Jolanda; Garcia
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment allowing recovery of exemplary damages by parents or a person's estate for a homicide.

HB168   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to the confidentiality of certain information regarding procedures and substances used in the execution of a convict.

HJR169   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Natural Resources Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $1,250,204,406.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Clardy; Rogers; King, Tracy O.; Price; Burrows
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the dedication of certain sales and use tax revenue to a special fund established in the state treasury to pay for water infrastructure in this state.

HJR171   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Button
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment establishing a limitation on the total amount of ad valorem taxes that a county may impose on the residence homesteads of persons who are disabled or elderly and their surviving spouses.

HJR172   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Cook; Collier
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to enact laws providing for a court to grant a commutation of punishment to certain individuals serving a term of imprisonment.

HB173   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Klick
Caption: Relating to the licensing and regulation of genetic counselors; requiring an occupational license; authorizing a fee.

HB175   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Priority #7: Defend Our Gun Rights
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Schaefer; Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the expunction of arrest records and files for certain defendants placed on deferred adjudication community supervision for the unlawful carrying of a handgun.

HB178   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
This bill would cost taxpayers $40,699,369.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Murr; Cook
Caption: Relating to testing possible controlled substance evidence for a controlled substance included in Penalty Group 1-B.

HB180   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to the withdrawal of an execution date on the motion of the attorney representing the state.

HJR180   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hunter
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the Texas energy reliability fund to finance construction of electric generating facilities.

HB181   Vetoed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $4,507,687.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Jarvis; Klick; Collier
Caption: Relating to the establishment of the sickle cell disease registry.

HB182   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Jones, Jolanda; Davis; Collier
Caption: Relating to the authority of a court to terminate the sentence of certain persons released on parole.

HJR182   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Harris, Cody
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment regarding public free schools and prohibiting certain state regulation regarding private educational settings.

HB183   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Gates
Caption: Relating to the dissolution by petition of a municipal management district; making conforming changes related to ship channel security districts.

HJR184   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Bonnen
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation certain tangible personal property held by a manufacturer of medical or biomedical products as a finished good or used in the manufacturing or processing of medical or biomedical products.

HB186   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie
Caption: Relating to the county in which an application for court-ordered mental health services must be filed.

HB187   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Landgraf; Troxclair
Caption: Relating to a proposition to approve the issuance of bonds or other debt.

HJR187   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Gervin-Hawkins
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to provide for an exemption from ad valorem taxation of the amount of the market value of real property that arises from the installation in the property of certain energy efficiency-related improvements.

HB188   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to certain sentencing procedures in a capital case.

HB191   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bernal; Geren
Caption: Relating to the evaluation of applications for certain financial assistance administered by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs.

HB194   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ortega; Oliverson
Caption: Relating to safety requirements for amusement ride operators.

HB198   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Noble; Cook
Caption: Relating to vehicle safety inspections of certain travel trailers.

HB200   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $3,837,062.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Leach
Caption: Relating to the reestablishment of the Prosecuting Attorneys Coordinating Council.

HJR201   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Wilson; Kuempel; Manuel; VanDeaver; DeAyala
Caption: Proposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the technical institution infrastructure fund and the available workforce education fund to support the capital needs of career and technical education programs offered by the Texas State Technical College System, the Lamar Institute of Technology, Lamar State College-Orange, and Lamar State College-Port Arthur.

HB205   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to an application for a writ of habeas corpus based on certain relevant scientific evidence that was not available at the applicant's trial.

HB207   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr; Lambert
Caption: Relating to the exclusion of certain conveyances from classification as sham or pretended sales.

HB211   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by González, Mary
Caption: Relating to the regulation of child-care facilities and registered family homes, including the provision of services to children with disabilities or special needs.

HB218   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
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Moody; Dutton; Geren; Anchía; Cain
Caption: Relating to the criminal and licensing consequences of certain offenses relating to the possession of marihuana, certain tetrahydrocannabinols, certain synthetic cannabinoids, and drug paraphernalia; imposing a fee.

HB219   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Noble; Cook; Capriglione; Leo-Wilson; Frazier
Caption: Relating to the release of a deed of trust or other contract lien securing a home loan after payoff by mortgagor.

HB220   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Goodwin; Reynolds; Ortega
Caption: Relating to the offense of unlawful transfer of handguns and other firearms and to the duties of certain entities with respect to handgun licenses that are active, suspended, or revoked; creating a criminal offense.

HB223   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to the ballot application requirements for the election of a precinct chair.

HB225   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr; Troxclair
Caption: Relating to increasing the maximum reference base amount for certain consumer loans.

HB227   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Ann; Wu
Caption: Relating to the authority of corporations to act as sureties on bail bonds.

HB229   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to the issuance of Central Catholic High School specialty license plates.

HB230   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Mary; Schaefer; Canales
Caption: Relating to intelligence databases for combinations and criminal street gangs.

HB232   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Swanson; Capriglione; Smith
Caption: Relating to the filing fee required for certain candidates.

HB233   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Murr; Garcia
Caption: Relating to inservice training on identifying abuse, neglect, and illegal, unprofessional, and unethical conduct in certain health care facilities.

HB236   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Goodwin; Ortega; Reynolds
Caption: Relating to requiring a national instant criminal background check in connection with private firearm transfers; creating a criminal offense.

HB238   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bernal; Romero, Jr.; Garcia; Lujan
Caption: Relating to the regulation of migrant labor housing facilities; changing the amount of a civil penalty.

HB242   Signed by the Governor
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 Howard; Johnson, Julie; Slawson; Leach; Garcia
Caption: Relating to liability for the donation and distribution of feminine hygiene products.

HB246   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Swanson; Smith
Caption: Relating to establishing a pilot program for recording ballot counting activity.

HB247   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 Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the consideration of a subsequent writ of habeas corpus in certain felony cases.

HB248   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr
Caption: Relating to solicitation of patients and other prohibited marketing practices and the establishment of the task force on patient solicitation; increasing criminal penalties.

HB250   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Mary; Goldman; Cook; Collier
Caption: Relating to crime victims' compensation.

HB251   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 Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr
Caption: Relating to the payment of certain costs associated with certain assignments of a statutory probate court judge.

HB252   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Ann; Thompson, Senfronia; Jones, Jolanda; Guillen; Allen
Caption: Relating to the eligibility for an order of nondisclosure of criminal history record information of a criminal defendant who has successfully completed a specialty court program.

HB255   Signed by the Governor
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 Swanson; Reynolds
Caption: Relating to notaries public; increasing the amount of certain fees.

HB257   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to the dates a retail fireworks permit holder may sell fireworks to the public.

HB258   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by González, Mary
Caption: Relating to motorcycle profiling by peace officers.

HB260   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr
Caption: Relating to the calculation of net to land in the appraisal of open-space land for ad valorem tax purposes.

HB261   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to the punishment for the offense of burglary of a vehicle.

HB266   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Swanson
Caption: Relating to the required filing and use of an affidavit containing the contact information of certain persons in a guardianship proceeding.

HB267   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr
Caption: Relating to an interim study of the appraisal of agricultural land for ad valorem tax purposes.

HB270   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to postconviction forensic DNA testing.

HB272   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 Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie
Caption: Relating to the terminology used to refer to certain disabilities and to an individualized education team for purposes of determining a student's eligibility for special education services and providing those services in public schools.

HB276   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Agriculture & Livestock Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Cortez; Oliverson; Cain
Caption: Relating to the regulation by a municipality or property owners' association of food production on single-family residential lots.

HB278   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 State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez; Garcia
Caption: Relating to hiring and licensing certain veterans as peace officers.

HB279   Vetoed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Jetton; Bhojani; González, Jessica; Shaheen; Thierry
Caption: Relating to the prosecution and punishment of the offense of trafficking of persons.

HB282   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Swanson; Muñoz, Jr.; Johnson, Ann; Bumgarner
Caption: Relating to the issuance of specialty license plates for Gold Star family members and recipients of certain Texas military awards.

HB286   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Garcia; Jones, Jolanda; Davis; Collier
Caption: Relating to the procedure for an application for a writ of habeas corpus based on certain new evidence.

HB287   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie; Hunter
Caption: Relating to payment of the replacement cost of lost or damaged property under a homeowner's, renter's, or condominium owner's insurance policy.

HB288   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to requirements for fireworks sales buildings of indoor retail fireworks sites in certain counties.

HB290   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Oliverson
Caption: Relating to multiple employer welfare arrangements.

HB291   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr
Caption: Relating to occupational driver's licenses and to the renewal of driver's licenses.

HB298   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Goodwin; Reynolds
Caption: Relating to a required waiting period for firearm sales; creating a criminal offense.

HB299   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Murr; Wilson
Caption: Relating to the creation of a voluntary accreditation for recovery housing; authorizing fees.

HB300   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $624,267,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Howard; Button; Neave Criado; Thierry; Leach
Caption: Relating to an exemption from sales and use taxes for certain family care items.

HB303   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Bernal
Caption: Relating to a justice or municipal court's authority to order a defendant confined in jail for failure to pay a fine or cost or for contempt and to the authority of a municipality to enforce the collection of certain fines by imprisonment of the defendant.

HB311   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the state's continuing duty to disclose exculpatory, impeachment, or mitigating evidence in a criminal case and prohibited retaliation against local assistant prosecutors for discharging that duty.

HB315   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to a statement by the secretary of state regarding the furnishing of certain personal information on an application for a ballot to be voted by mail.

HB318   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to the authority of a county to require a person to obtain a building permit for certain portable structures.

HB322   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to certain burdens of proof in determining a defendant's insanity in a criminal case.

HB327   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Garcia; Jones, Jolanda; Davis; Collier
Caption: Relating to the affirmative defense to prosecution for a criminal offense for persons acting under duress.

HB328   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Cortez
Caption: Relating to the regulation by a property owners' association of the installation of solar roof tiles.

HB336   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $1,122,049.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Toth; Noble
Caption: Relating to notice regarding certain benefits for which a representative payee or fiduciary has been appointed for a child in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services.

HB340   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Cortez; Lujan; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the requirement and study of insurance coverage for serious emotional disturbance of a child.

HB347   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Jarvis; Garcia
Caption: Relating to law enforcement agency policies regarding the placement of a child taken into possession by a peace officer during the arrest of a person.

HB349   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Bucy
Caption: Relating to the exemption of certain property from municipal drainage service charges.

HB351   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Bell, Cecil
Caption: Relating to the provision of workers' compensation insurance and group accident and health insurance together in a packaged plan.

HB352   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Jessica; Smith; Moody; Leach; Bowers
Caption: Relating to the representation of certain indigent applicants for a writ of habeas corpus.

HB353   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
This bill would cost taxpayers $73,618,525.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Jarvis; Garcia
Caption: Relating to parole determinations and individual treatment plans for inmates.

HB356   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Priority #7: Defend Our Gun Rights
Republican Bill, authored by Bell, Cecil
Caption: Relating to the civil liability of certain businesses in connection with allowing concealed handguns on the business premises.

HB357   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bucy; Smith; Capriglione; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the requirements to access the online tracker of an application for a ballot to be voted by mail and to the date of runoff elections.

HB361   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Jones, Jolanda; Garcia; Davis; Rose
Caption: Relating to the placement on community supervision, including deferred adjudication community supervision, of a defendant who is the primary caretaker of a child.

HB362   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Oliverson; Howard; Talarico; Cole; Leo-Wilson
Caption: Relating to the use, possession, delivery, or manufacture of testing equipment that identifies the presence of fentanyl, alpha-methylfentanyl, or any other derivative of fentanyl.

HB367   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $536,080.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Jetton
Caption: Relating to the powers and duties of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct.

HB369   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the criminal penalty for possession of certain small amounts of controlled substances in Penalty Group 1 or 1-B.

HB371   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Bucy
Caption: Relating to the date of runoff elections.

HR371   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Natural Resources Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Murr; Garcia
Caption: Recognizing the Texas Hill Country as an integral part of the State of Texas.

HB374   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Bucy
Caption: Relating to an application for an early voting ballot by mail.

HB376   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Rogers; Bell, Keith; Bailes; Bell, Cecil
Caption: Relating to a landowner's bill of rights statement in connection with the acquisition of real property through eminent domain.

HB377   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Bucy
Caption: Relating to establishing a joint select committee to study the feasibility and sustainability of providing a cost-of-living adjustment applicable to certain benefits paid by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.

HB380   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $2,269,303.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Democrat Bill, authored by Bucy
Caption: Relating to the secretary of state posting on the secretary of state's Internet website databases containing certain information about elections.

HB381   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
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Leach; Cook
Caption: Relating to the applicability of the death penalty to a capital offense committed by a person with an intellectual disability.

HB382   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier
Caption: Relating to a defense to prosecution for the possession of certain consumable hemp products containing a controlled substance or marihuana.

HB386   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Jessica; Swanson; Cain; Bucy; Plesa
Caption: Relating to accommodating a voter unable to enter a polling place.

HB387   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Veteran Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Bell, Cecil
Caption: Relating to the Texas State Guard uniform and insignia fund.

HB389   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Collier; Button; Thierry; Ordaz
Caption: Relating to health benefit coverage for certain fertility preservation services under certain health benefit plans.

HB390   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 Howard; Capriglione; Anchía; Anderson; Tepper
Caption: Relating to the Internet broadcast or recording of certain open meetings.

HB391   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $21,626,308,800.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Goldman; Metcalf; Noble; Shine
Caption: Relating to the repeal of the franchise tax.

HB392   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Sherman, Sr.; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the date on which certain persons placed on deferred adjudication community supervision are eligible to file a petition for an order of nondisclosure of criminal history record information.

HB393   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Goldman; Burrows; Moody; Canales; Metcalf
Caption: Relating to restitution payments for the support of a child whose parent or guardian is a victim of intoxication manslaughter.

HB398   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $25,678,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Shine
Caption: Relating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of property owned by an economic development corporation and used for a public purpose.

HB399   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier
Caption: Relating to orders of nondisclosure of criminal history record information for certain misdemeanor defendants following successful completion of a period of deferred adjudication community supervision.

HB400   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Klick
Caption: Relating to innovation grant programs to support residency training programs in psychiatric specialty fields and recruitment, training, and retention programs in behavioral health fields.

HB406   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier
Caption: Relating to who may request a public hearing from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality related to the construction of a concrete plant.

HB408   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the eligibility requirements for a license to carry a handgun.

HB409   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier
Caption: Relating to the governance and administration of the Texas Indigent Defense Commission and to certain disclosures made in relation to the provision of funding for indigent defense services.

HB410   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Cain
Caption: Relating to law enforcement policies regarding the issuance of citations for misdemeanors punishable by fine only and to a limitation on the authority to arrest a person for certain fine-only misdemeanors.

HB412   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia; Garcia
Caption: Relating to requiring the corroboration of certain testimony in a criminal case involving a controlled substance.

HB413   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to a progressive disciplinary matrix for police officer misconduct in certain municipalities.

HB414   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier
Caption: Relating to a maximum allowable caseload for certain attorneys.

HB420   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Slawson
Caption: Relating to the offense of providing an alcoholic beverage to a minor; increasing a criminal penalty.

HB421   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Lopez, Ray; Plesa; Johnson, Ann; Lujan; Lalani
Caption: Relating to the operation of a motor vehicle passing a pedestrian or a person operating a bicycle; creating a criminal offense.

HB422   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by VanDeaver; Burns; Cain; Leo-Wilson
Caption: Relating to remotely conducting detention hearings in juvenile cases.

HB423   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $1,287,420.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Lopez, Ray; Raney; Turner; Wu
Caption: Relating to a study regarding the cost of child care in this state in comparison to family income.

HB424   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the authority of certain counties to create a county ethics commission.

HB428   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Lopez, Ray; González, Jessica; Plesa; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the creation of a task force to evaluate the housing needs of senior citizens who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning.

HB430   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Agriculture & Livestock Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by VanDeaver
Caption: Relating to the criteria and qualifications for distributions under the rural volunteer fire department assistance program.

HB431   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the conduct of charitable bingo.

HB433   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by VanDeaver
Caption: Relating to the definition of a commercial fleet.

HR435   Passed by the House and Senate
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Urging the Texas Department of State Health Services and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to expand their comprehensive cardiovascular screening programs.

HB438   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 Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $64,576,104.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Schofield; Leach; Johnson, Julie; Cook; Vasut
Caption: Relating to the annual base salary from the state of a district judge.

HB439   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Leo-Wilson
Caption: Relating to the sale of fireworks on and before the Labor Day holiday in certain counties.

HB442   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Schofield
Caption: Relating to the extraterritorial jurisdiction of and municipal annexation by certain municipalities.

HB443   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Schofield
Caption: Relating to the extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain municipalities.

HB444   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to certain civil penalties collected for violations of laws regulating massage therapy.

HB445   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Schofield
Caption: Relating to the specified use of bond proceeds by a county or municipality.

HB446   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Rose; Leach; Frank; Davis
Caption: Relating to the terminology used in statute to refer to intellectual disability and certain references to abolished health and human services agencies.

HB450   Filed Without the Governor's Signature
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Burrows; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Relating to a cause of action for the bad faith washout of an overriding royalty interest in an oil and gas lease.

HB451   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Schofield
Caption: Relating to the authority of a political subdivision to issue debt to purchase or lease tangible personal property.

HB452   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Schofield
Caption: Relating to cemeteries in certain municipalities.

HB453   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Schofield
Caption: Relating to the use of public schools as polling place locations.

HB454   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Smith
Caption: Relating to continuing education requirements for physicians regarding the identification and assistance of trafficked persons.

HB456   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Geren; Cook; Burrows; Rose
Caption: Relating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of certain interests in a mineral in place owned by certain charitable organizations.

HB458   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Cook; Martinez Fischer; Dutton; Talarico
Caption: Relating to the period within which the Texas Juvenile Justice Department must accept custody of a person committed to the department and to the consequences for the failure of the department to accept custody of the person within that period.

HB461   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Smith
Caption: Relating to a waiver of the requirement for the performance of an adoption evaluation in certain suits for adoption.

HB463   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hull; Noble
Caption: Relating to medical examinations for certain children entering the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services.

HB465   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $2,060,882.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thierry; Rose; Swanson; Frank; Hull
Caption: Relating to a pilot program to provide Medicaid coverage of doula services.

HB467   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Toth; Johnson, Ann
Caption: Relating to the limitations period for certain criminal offenses based on assaultive conduct.

HB468   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Thierry
Caption: Relating to health benefit plan coverage of hearing aids and cochlear implants for certain individuals.

HB469   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Smith
Caption: Relating to the sequestration of a jury in a criminal case.

HB471   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Patterson; Capriglione; Burrows; Canales; Lujan
Caption: Relating to the entitlement to and claims for benefits for certain first responders and other employees related to illness and injury.

HB473   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Youth Health & Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hull
Caption: Relating to parental rights regarding a threat assessment of a student conducted by a public school's threat assessment and safe and supportive school team.

HB474   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hull
Caption: Relating to certain requirements regarding court-appointed volunteer advocate programs.

HB475   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Hull; Noble; Rose; Klick; Manuel
Caption: Relating to certain policies and procedures for health care specialty consultations in certain child abuse or neglect investigations and assessments.

HB476   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Jones, Jolanda; Thompson, Senfronia; Allen
Caption: Relating to the release of certain defendants detained in jail pending trial.

HB479   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
This bill would cost taxpayers $4,158,991,984.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Hinojosa; Hayes; Kacal; Rose; Anderson
Caption: Relating to the period for transporting a criminal defendant who is found incompetent to stand trial to a facility for competency restoration services and to the compensation to the county for the costs of confinement occurring after that period.

HB483   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Meza
Caption: Relating to the designation of State Highway 356 in Irving as a historic highway.

HB484   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Meza; Moody; Reynolds; Cain
Caption: Relating to suicide prevention in municipal jails.

HB485   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Gervin-Hawkins
Caption: Relating to increasing the criminal penalty for certain offenses committed in a vehicle operated by a public transportation system.

HB491   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu; Dutton
Caption: Relating to the age of a child at which a juvenile court may exercise jurisdiction over the child and to the minimum age of criminal responsibility.

HB492   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Relating to the creation and operation of a mental health services district by the Midland County Hospital District of Midland County, Texas, and the Ector County Hospital District.

HB503   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu; Moody; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the jurisdiction of a juvenile court over certain persons and to the sealing and nondisclosure of certain juvenile records.

HB504   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu; Moody; Reynolds; Bhojani
Caption: Relating to the issuance of a warrant authorizing the use of a no-knock entry by a peace officer.

HB506   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu
Caption: Relating to requirements for a juvenile's appearance in a judicial proceeding.

HB507   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu
Caption: Relating to the waiver of jurisdiction and the discretionary transfer of a child from a juvenile court to a criminal court.

HB508   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Wu; DeAyala; Hayes; Hull; Cunningham
Caption: Relating to the civil prosecution of offenses involving certain municipal parking ordinances; authorizing a civil fine.

HB513   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Metcalf; Cook; Johnson, Ann; Canales; Vasut
Caption: Relating to the manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance or marihuana causing death or serious bodily injury; creating a criminal offense; increasing a criminal penalty.

HB517   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie
Caption: Relating to the persons who may provide information to a parole panel considering the release of an inmate on parole or to mandatory supervision.

HB519   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu
Caption: Relating to the expunction of arrest records and files when a grand jury fails to find that probable cause exists to believe the alleged offense was committed.

HB525   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 Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Vasut; Guerra
Caption: Relating to delivery of certain statutory county court, district court, or appellate court orders.

HB527   Signed by the Governor
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 Wu; Schofield; Longoria
Caption: Relating to exemption of certain civil actions from being subject to a motion to dismiss on the basis of involving the exercise of certain constitutional rights.

HB530   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu
Caption: Relating to the terminology used in statute to refer to intellectual disability.

HB532   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
This bill would cost taxpayers $1,305,090.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Patterson
Caption: Relating to the establishment of parentage and the duty to pay child support.

HB533   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Wu
Caption: Relating to the seizure of firearms during the emergency detention of certain persons who may have a mental illness.

HB537   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Wu; Jetton; Anchía; Geren
Caption: Relating to public access to the audit records of certain governmental entities.

HB538   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Bailes
Caption: Relating to the designation of portions of the state highway system as memorial highways for veterans.

HB539   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Bailes
Caption: Relating to the issuance of distinguishing license plates for farm and ranch vehicles.

HB540   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Longoria; Morales, Eddie; Canales
Caption: Relating to the award of library construction grants by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

HB541   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Longoria
Caption: Relating to donations to certain local charities or veterans county service offices ordered to be paid as a condition of community supervision.

HB542   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Veteran Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond; Lopez, Ray
Caption: Relating to a study on state land use to facilitate health and wellness for veterans.

HB544   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie; Harless
Caption: Relating to the reporting of certain orders and convictions to the Department of Public Safety and Federal Bureau of Investigation for use with the National Instant Criminal Background Check System for the transfer of firearms.

HB555   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Vasut
Caption: Relating to the duration of a special open hunting season for game animals and certain game birds taken by persons under 17 years of age.

HB558   Vetoed by the Governor
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to prohibiting certain limitations on the operation of certain organizations that benefit veterans during a declared state of disaster.

HB560   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
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to analyzing and mitigating transportation security threats in this state.

HB562   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Veteran Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to the confidentiality of certain information received or maintained by the Veterans' Land Board.

HB567   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bowers; Rose; Reynolds; Sherman, Sr.; Buckley
Caption: Relating to discrimination on the basis of hair texture or protective hairstyle associated with race.

HB568   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Bowers; Howard; Lalani; Goodwin; Meza
Caption: Relating to education and training for peace officers on interacting with persons with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

HB570   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 Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to a study by the Texas Division of Emergency Management of the potential effects of droughts and wildfires in this state.

HB572   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bowers; Jones, Venton; Button
Caption: Relating to the confiscation of packaged, unopened fireworks by a municipality that regulates fireworks.

HB573   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Raymond; Harless
Caption: Relating to waiving certain driver's license fees for applicants who are first responders.

HB575   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Leo-Wilson
Caption: Relating to the cessation of tolls on segments of State Highway 99 located in certain counties.

HB576   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to the confidentiality of certain autopsy records.

HB579   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $15,618,701.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Burns; Thompson, Ed; González, Mary; VanDeaver; Bernal
Caption: Relating to procedures for the alternative assessment or exemption from assessment of certain public school students who receive special education services and alternative accountability plans for certain campuses serving students who receive special education services.

HB581   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of real property owned by a charitable organization for the purpose of renting the property at below-market rates to low-income and moderate-income households.

HB583   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Natural Resources Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to the production by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality of an annual report on public drinking water supply systems.

HB584   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Capriglione; VanDeaver; Howard; Button
Caption: Relating to the development of a state information technology credential offered by public junior colleges or public technical institutes to address shortages in the state information resources workforce.

HB585   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Natural Resources Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to a study by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regarding the protection of certain water facilities from catastrophes.

HB586   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Thompson, Ed
Caption: Relating to municipal annexation of certain rights-of-way.

HB587   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Veteran Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Patterson
Caption: Relating to the incineration of a United States flag or Texas state flag through the cremation process at the request of any person.

HB590   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Agriculture & Livestock Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bailes; Lambert; Kuempel; Cain; Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the labeling and sale of Texas honey.

HB591   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Capriglione; Guillen; Raymond; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Relating to an exemption from the severance tax for gas produced from certain wells that is consumed near the well and would otherwise have been lawfully vented or flared.

HB594   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $7,118,200.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to the provision of telepharmacy services.

HB596   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to a local option exemption from ad valorem taxation by a county of a portion of the value of the residence homestead of a physician who provides health care services for which the physician agrees not to seek payment from any source, including the Medicaid program or otherwise from this state or the federal government, to county residents who are indigent or who are Medicaid recipients.

HB597   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Jetton
Caption: Relating to an appraisal procedure for disputed losses under certain property and casualty insurance policies.

HB598   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Shaheen; Bhojani
Caption: Relating to creating the criminal offense of possession of an animal by a person who has been previously convicted of an offense involving animal cruelty.

HB600   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $6,209,000,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Bonnen; Burns; Capriglione
Caption: Relating to contributions to, benefits from, and the administration of systems and programs administered by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.

HB601   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Jetton
Caption: Relating to deceptive, unfair, or prohibited practices by an insurer.

HB603   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
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to a limitation on civil suits against persons reporting suspicious activity in good faith.

HB606   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to the execution of a warrant issued for certain releasees who violate a condition of parole or mandatory supervision related to the electronic monitoring of the releasee.

HB608   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen; Holland; Harris, Caroline; Patterson; Button
Caption: Relating to the sale of fireworks before and during the Diwali holiday.

HB609   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Vasut
Caption: Relating to the liability of a business owner or operator arising from the exposure of an individual to a pandemic disease.

HB611   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Capriglione; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the creation of the criminal offense of unlawful disclosure of residence address or telephone number.

HB613   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
Priority #8: Parental Rights and Educational Freedom
Republican Bill, authored by Vasut
Caption: Relating to the imposition of charges by a governmental body for providing copies of public information under the public information law.

HB614   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to property owners' association fines.

HB616   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Vasut; Plesa
Caption: Relating to continuing education instruction for district clerks on impaneling petit and grand juries.

HB617   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Darby; Guerra; Clardy; Lalani; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Relating to a pilot project to provide emergency telemedicine medical services and telehealth services in rural areas.

HB618   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Energy Resources Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Darby; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Relating to the treatment, recycling for beneficial use, or disposal of drill cuttings.

HB619   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $350,191,350.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to an insurance premium tax credit for contributions made to certain educational assistance organizations.

HB621   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to creating a temporary certification to teach career and technology education for certain military service members and first responders.

HB622   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
This bill would cost taxpayers $668,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen; Cook
Caption: Relating to the publication of required notice by certain political subdivisions by alternative media.

HB623   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $15,682,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Harris, Cody; Raymond; Anderson
Caption: Relating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of tangible personal property consisting of animal feed held by the owner of the property for sale at retail.

HB624   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Harris, Cody
Caption: Relating to emergency medical transport by fire fighters of certain patients.

HB625   Passed the House But Died in Senate After 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 Harris, Cody; Johnson, Julie; Cain; Harris, Caroline; Cortez
Caption: Relating to copayments required by a health maintenance organization or preferred provider benefit plan for visiting physical therapists.

HB626   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $21,000,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Spiller; Sherman, Sr.; Dean; Ashby; Guillen
Caption: Relating to the salaries of sheriffs and to state assistance payments to offset the cost of sheriff's salaries in certain counties.

HB627   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Harris, Cody
Caption: Relating to the issuance of specialty license plates to the surviving spouse of a posthumous recipient of certain awards.

HB628   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Harris, Cody; Gamez
Caption: Relating to issuance of specialty license plates to honor fallen law enforcement officers.

HB630   Filed Without the Governor's Signature
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Natural Resources & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Vasut
Caption: Relating to the provision of lifeguards by certain municipalities and counties on public beaches.

HB633   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Frank; Harless
Caption: Relating to the method of payment for certain health care provided by a hospital.

HB636   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Priority #7: Defend Our Gun Rights
Republican Bill, authored by Patterson; Cain
Caption: Relating to the applicability to election judges of a prohibition on the carrying of a concealed handgun at a polling place.

HB637   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $12,362,386.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bailes; Rose; Harris, Cody
Caption: Relating to the payment of permanency care assistance after a child's 18th birthday.

HB638   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Toth; Burrows; Harris, Cody; Bonnen; Garcia
Caption: Relating to access to certain investigational drugs, biological products, and devices used in clinical trials by patients with severe chronic diseases.

HB639   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Lozano
Caption: Relating to the number of temporary licenses to conduct bingo issued to certain authorized organizations in a calendar year.

HB640   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie
Caption: Relating to the municipal sales and use tax for street maintenance.

HB648   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Gervin-Hawkins
Caption: Relating to the enforcement of the prohibition on passing a school bus using images from a school bus monitoring system.

HB649   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Hinojosa
Caption: Relating to consideration of education-related income in determining eligibility of applicants for residential tenancies.

HB651   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $146,351,993.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Allison; Gervin-Hawkins; Lopez, Ray; Shine; Lujan
Caption: Relating to the inclusion of Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps and Leadership Officer Training Corps programs as public school career and technology education programs and the indicator of achievement for military readiness under the public school accountability system.

HB653   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 Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Allison; Spiller; Hull
Caption: Relating to guardianships of the person of wards with profound intellectual disabilities who are minors or were minors when their guardianship proceedings commenced.

HB654   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Bailes
Caption: Relating to the exemption of hospitals from the diesel fuel tax.

HB659   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Cook; Troxclair; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Relating to specialty license plates issued for recipients of the Commendation Medal.

HB660   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Cook
Caption: Relating to the enforcement and administration of certain protective orders.

HB663   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $4,125,967.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thierry; Oliverson; Harris, Caroline; Collier; Howard
Caption: Relating to the confidentiality and reporting of certain maternal mortality information to the Department of State Health Services and to a work group establishing a maternal mortality and morbidity data registry.

HB667   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Ann; Jetton; Plesa; Lopez, Ray; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the licensing and regulation of music therapists; requiring an occupational license; authorizing fees.

HB668   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier
Caption: Relating to the regulation of coin-operated machines.

HB670   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Goldman; Metcalf; Burrows; Hunter
Caption: Relating to the possession and consumption of wine on the premises of a mixed beverage permittee.

HB671   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Veteran Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Mary; Lopez, Ray; Garcia; Bailes
Caption: Relating to a veterans suicide prevention campaign.

HB673   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier; Cole
Caption: Relating to notice and opportunity to cure that must be given before filing an eviction suit.

HB677   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Jetton; Cole
Caption: Relating to a highway toll exemption for public school buses.

HB679   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bell, Keith; Bell, Cecil; Thompson, Ed; Lambert; Romero, Jr.
Caption: Relating to limitations on the use of workers' compensation insurance experience modifier values in soliciting and awarding public construction contracts.

HB681   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $115,829,785.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bell, Keith; King, Ken; Buckley; Shaheen; Morales, Eddie
Caption: Relating to the provision of virtual education in public schools and to certain waivers and modifications by the commissioner of education to the method of calculating average daily attendance in an emergency or crisis for purposes of preserving school district funding entitlements under the Foundation School Program during that emergency or crisis; authorizing a fee.

HB683   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Cole; Guillen; Turner; Dutton; Howard
Caption: Relating to the exemption of tuition and laboratory fees at public institutions of higher education for certain paramedics.

HB687   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Cole; Manuel; Plesa; Thierry
Caption: Relating to the enrollment period for newborns under certain employer health benefit plans.

HB689   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Rosenthal
Caption: Relating to civil liability for discriminatory false reports to law enforcement agencies or emergency service providers.

HB692   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Rogers; Slawson; King, Ken; Ashby; Dean
Caption: Relating to the authorization for certain land applications and disposal of dairy waste.

HB697   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Holland; Longoria; Lambert; Frazier; Johnson, Ann
Caption: Relating to seller's disclosures regarding fuel gas piping in residential real property.

HB698   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $1,680,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Neave Criado; Hull; Anchía; Herrero; Wu
Caption: Relating to the remote participation of certain persons in a proceeding for the issuance or modification of a protective order.

HB699   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Frank; Cain
Caption: Relating to determining the student enrollment of a public school that allows non-enrolled students to participate in University Interscholastic League activities for purposes of assigning a University Interscholastic League classification.

HB700   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Oliverson
Caption: Relating to creation of the Texas Health Insurance Exchange; authorizing an assessment.

HB703   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by González, Jessica; Smith; Bucy; Manuel; Cain
Caption: Relating to the compensation of an election judge or clerk.

HB711   Filed Without the Governor's Signature
Referred to House Health Care Reform, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Frank; Harless; Bonnen; Talarico
Caption: Relating to certain contract provisions and conduct affecting health care provider networks.

HB712   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to state agency and local government security incident procedures.

HB713   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to the proprietary purchases process for state agencies.

HB715   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Patterson
Caption: Relating to the operation of an electric bicycle in a state park.

HB717   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Frank
Caption: Relating to fire escape exemptions for certain courthouses.

HB718   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Goldman; Turner; Sherman, Sr.; Leach; González, Jessica
Caption: Relating to the issuance of certain tags, permits, and license plates authorizing the movement of vehicles and the transfer and renewal of certain license plates.

HB724   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Howard; Raymond
Caption: Relating to the procedure for certain complaints against health care practitioners.

HB727   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Rose; Thompson, Senfronia; Hernandez; Leach
Caption: Relating to the applicability of the death penalty to a capital offense committed by a person with severe mental illness.

HB728   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Rose
Caption: Relating to the statewide interagency aging services coordinating council.

HB729   Vetoed by the Governor
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Rose; Sherman, Sr.
Caption: Relating to the statewide intellectual and developmental disability coordinating council.

HB730   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $5,178,615.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Frank; Wu; Noble; Garcia
Caption: Relating to policies and procedures regarding certain suits affecting the parent-child relationship, investigations by the Department of Family and Protective Services, and parental child safety placements.

HB751   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Dean
Caption: Relating to the issuance of Coast Guard Lifesaving Medal specialty license plates.

HB755   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Johnson, Julie; Lalani; Harless; Jones, Venton
Caption: Relating to prior authorization for prescription drug benefits related to the treatment of autoimmune diseases and certain blood disorders.

HB759   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Walle; Reynolds
Caption: Relating to a motion to overturn an executive director decision on an authorization to use a standard permit for certain concrete plants.

HB766   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Allen
Caption: Relating to the location of certain public meetings for certain permits issued by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

HB767   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Harless; Swanson
Caption: Relating to the entry into the Texas Crime Information Center of certain information regarding conditions of bond for stalking offenses.

HB768   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Allen
Caption: Relating to the use of personal leave during school holidays by certain school district employees.

HB769   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Allen; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the punishment for the offense of driving while license invalid.

HB771   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Allen
Caption: Relating to eligibility requirements to obtain a pass for expedited access to the State Capitol.

HB778   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Walle; Reynolds
Caption: Relating to required provision of workers' compensation insurance coverage for employees of building and construction contractors and subcontractors.

HB779   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Vasut
Caption: Relating to the issuance of certain search warrants by statutory county court judges.

HB783   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Meza
Caption: Relating to cemeteries in certain municipalities and counties.

HB784   Filed Without the Governor's Signature
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Ordaz
Caption: Relating to the delegation of certain authority of a county judge or commissioners court in certain counties.

HB785   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Swanson
Caption: Relating to the delivery of certain notices or other communications in connection with guardianship proceedings.

HB786   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $5,171,152.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Democrat Bill, authored by Meza
Caption: Relating to a report by the Windham School District on dyslexia and illiteracy among certain students enrolled in the district.

HB790   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Patterson; Longoria; Frazier; Thimesch; Isaac
Caption: Relating to the processes for and the adjudication and payment of certain claims under the workers' compensation system.

HB791   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $27,511,194.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Harrison; Vasut; Leach
Caption: Relating to state agency review of adopted rules.

HB793   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $2,347,086.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Noble; Hull; Campos; Manuel; Klick
Caption: Relating to the selection and reimbursement of certain persons providing services required under a service plan filed by the Department of Family and Protective Services.

HB795   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thompson, Ed; Thierry; Campos
Caption: Relating to emergency generators or other power sources for nursing facilities and assisted living facilities.

HB796   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Ways & Means Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Button; Guillen; Turner; Lopez, Janie; Bumgarner
Caption: Relating to the creation and maintenance by an appraisal district of a publicly available Internet database of information regarding protest hearings conducted by the appraisal review board established for the district.

HB797   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Licensing & Administrative Procedures Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Button; Cook; Bell, Keith
Caption: Relating to eligibility requirements for a certified public accountant certificate and to take the uniform CPA examination.

HB798   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Collier; González, Mary; Garcia
Caption: Relating to crime victims' compensation for certain relocation and housing rental expenses.

HB799   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Harris, Cody
Caption: Relating to a limitation on the use of certain unsubstantiated information relating to peace officer misconduct.

HB800   Died on House Floor after Point of Order
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Border Security Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Guillen; Raymond; Muñoz, Jr.; Lozano; Lopez, Janie
Caption: Relating to the punishment for certain criminal conduct involving the smuggling of persons or the operation of a stash house; increasing criminal penalties.

HB804   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Talarico
Caption: Relating to the confidentiality of juvenile justice information.

HB805   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by Toth
Caption: Relating to the use of a high occupancy vehicle lane to pass certain vehicles.

HB806   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by VanDeaver
Caption: Relating to a study regarding the placement of rumble strips on highway shoulders.

HB811   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Meza
Caption: Relating to reporting and investigating certain cases of child abuse or neglect involving a pregnant person's use of a controlled substance.

HB812   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Meza
Caption: Relating to limitations on the use of administrative segregation by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

HB818   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
Democrat Bill, authored by Walle; Hernandez; Manuel; Rose; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the places a public employer may provide for employees to express breast milk.

HB820   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Republican Bill, authored by King, Ken
Caption: Relating to imposing an additional fee for the registration of electric and hybrid vehicles.

HB821   Died after Placed on Senate Intent Calendar
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by King, Ken; Capriglione
Caption: Relating to the placement of electric vehicle charging equipment on state property.

HB823   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Business & Commerce Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Allen
Caption: Relating to the eligibility of an inmate for certain occupational licenses and the practice of certain occupations by an inmate of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

HB824   Passed the House But Died in Senate After Public Hearing
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Buckley
Caption: Relating to the authority of certain municipalities to change the date of the general election for officers.

HB833   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $1,750,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Democrat Bill, authored by Campos; Garcia
Caption: Relating to an evaluation by the housing and health services coordination council of the 2-1-1 services provided by the Texas Information and Referral Network.

HB834   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $282,724.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Democrat Bill, authored by Campos; Bernal; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the establishment by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs of a pilot program to solicit donations made by text message for the benefit of local programs that provide services to homeless individuals and families in certain municipalities.

HB836   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Veteran Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Raymond; Morales, Eddie; Lopez, Janie
Caption: Relating to retired members of the Texas State Guard.

HB837   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Defense & Veterans' Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Raymond; Morales, Eddie; Lopez, Janie
Caption: Relating to the use of appropriated money by the Texas State Guard for recruiting and retention purposes.

HB838   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by González, Jessica
Caption: Relating to conditions applicable to health benefit plan coverage of in vitro fertilization procedures.

HB840   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Pensions, Investments & Financial Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Gates; Bonnen; Oliverson; Moody; Lalani
Caption: Relating to the establishment of a bundled-pricing program to reduce certain health care costs in the state employees group benefits program.

HB841   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $12,000,000.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ordaz; Leach; Moody
Caption: Relating to certain judicial statistics and related information gathered by the Texas Judicial Council.

HB842   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Patterson
Caption: Relating to prohibiting the suspension of a person's driver's license or extension of the period of a driver's license suspension for certain driving while license invalid convictions; authorizing a fee.

HB844   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Patterson; Thierry; Leach
Caption: Relating to crime victims' compensation for criminally injurious conduct in connection with trafficking of persons.

HB852   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Thierry; Oliverson
Caption: Relating to the composition of the Texas Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Review Committee.

HB853   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Gervin-Hawkins; Holland; Bowers; Goodwin
Caption: Relating to designating August as Firearm Safety Awareness Month.

HB855   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 Gervin-Hawkins; Morrison; Martinez; Bailes
Caption: Relating to the reimbursement of state employees for groceries consumed while traveling on official state business.

HB857   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Gervin-Hawkins
Caption: Relating to the requirement for payment bonds from certain public work contractors.

HB861   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Health Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Lozano; Orr
Caption: Relating to the processing and sale of kratom and kratom products; providing civil penalties; creating a criminal offense.

HB862   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Elections Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Schofield
Caption: Relating to the cancellation of a person's voter registration on notice that the person has acknowledged that the person is not a citizen.

HB865   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House International Relations & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Gervin-Hawkins
Caption: Relating to the application for funding for certain workforce development programs.

HB866   Died after Placed on Senate Intent Calendar
Referred to House Land & Resource Management Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Oliverson; Bell, Cecil; Swanson
Caption: Relating to approval of certain land development applications by a municipality or county.

HB870   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Patterson; Ordaz; Lalani
Caption: Relating to the source of dogs and cats sold by pet stores; providing a civil penalty.

HB872   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Gervin-Hawkins; Plesa
Caption: Relating to a manufacturer's disclosure of ingredients and toxic metals in lipstick and lip gloss.

HB874   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Natural Resources Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Water, Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Bowers
Caption: Relating to an exemption to the cancellation of a water right for nonuse.

HB875   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Harrison
Caption: Relating to a campus of the Texas State Technical College System located in Ellis County.

HB876   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
Democrat Bill, authored by Raymond
Caption: Relating to the purchase of a United States flag or Texas flag by a governmental agency.

HB879   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Cook; Bell, Keith
Caption: Relating to the qualifications required to hold the office of constable in certain counties.

HB881   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $102,143,557.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Metcalf; Oliverson
Caption: Relating to the eligibility of Sam Houston State University to receive formula funding for the Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

HB883   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Urban Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Romero, Jr.; Bernal
Caption: Relating to the regulation of migrant labor housing facilities; authorizing an increase in the amount of a fee; changing the amount of a civil penalty.

HB884   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Harless
Caption: Relating to the law enforcement authority of federal border patrol agents.

HB886   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Business & Industry Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Shaheen
Caption: Relating to requirements to file a property owners' association assessment lien.

HB888   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Priority #3: Ban Gender Modification of Children
Republican Bill, authored by Slawson; Leach; Shaheen; Noble; Troxclair
Caption: Relating to the statute of limitations on a health care liability claim involving certain gender modification drugs provided to and procedures performed on a minor.

HB890   Failed to pass both chambers
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Bell, Keith; Buckley; Harris, Cody; Hefner; Dutton
Caption: Relating to parental rights and public school responsibilities regarding instructional materials.

HB891   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Spiller; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the use of expert testimony in certain suits affecting the parent-child relationship.

HB892   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $686,359,790.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Burrows; Frazier; Moody; Shaheen
Caption: Relating to a law enforcement agency accreditation grant program.

HB895   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 Muñoz, Jr.; Cain
Caption: Relating to the use of extrapolation by a health maintenance organization or an insurer to audit claims.

HB898   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Stucky; Frazier; Lujan; Spiller; Harless
Caption: Relating to the offense of passing certain vehicles on a highway; increasing a criminal penalty.

HB899   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House County Affairs Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Local Government Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Walle; Harless; Oliverson; Schofield
Caption: Relating to the authority of certain counties to regulate noise levels in residential areas; creating a criminal offense.

HB900   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $4,778,190.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Priority #4: Stop Sexualizing Texas Kids
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Patterson; Buckley; Burrows; Shaheen; Longoria
Caption: Relating to the regulation of library materials sold to or included in public school libraries.

HB902   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Community Safety, Select Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to prohibiting the transfer of certain firearm magazines to certain recipients; creating a criminal offense.

HB904   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to definitions for purposes of gambling criminal offenses.

HB905   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to credit toward a defendant's sentence for time confined in jail or prison before sentencing.

HB906   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to the provision of information regarding mental health and suicide prevention services to entering students at public institutions of higher education.

HB907   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to persons authorized to conduct a marriage ceremony.

HB908   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to the sealing of and discovery procedures relating to certain recordings of children constituting evidence in a criminal case in a criminal hearing or proceeding; creating a criminal offense.

HB909   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Moody
Caption: Relating to the authority of a court to grant a commutation of punishment to certain individuals serving a term of imprisonment.

HB914   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Criminal Justice Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Hefner; Goldman; Canales; Moody; Lopez, Janie
Caption: Relating to temporary vehicle tags and the offense of tampering with a governmental record.

HB915   Filed Without the Governor's Signature
Referred to House International Relations & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Natural Resources & Economic Development Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Craddick; Rose; Jones, Jolanda
Caption: Relating to a requirement that employers post notice of certain information regarding reporting instances of workplace violence or suspicious activity.

HB916   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Insurance Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Ordaz; Slawson; Frank; Rose; Howard
Caption: Relating to health benefit plan coverage of prescription contraceptive drugs.

HB920   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Klick; Lalani; Garcia
Caption: Relating to the use of medication designated for treatment of respiratory distress on public and private school campuses.

HB923   Signed by the Governor
Referred to House Transportation Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Cain; Isaac; Patterson
Caption: Relating to the designation of the Aaron M. Hicks Memorial Interchange.

HB924   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Rosenthal
Caption: Relating to the age at which a person in this state may marry.

HB926   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Environmental Regulation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to the persons entitled to request a public hearing from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality related to the construction of a concrete plant.

HB927   Never Made It to a Senate Committee
Referred to House Corrections Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to the creation of a commission to review certain laws of this state that restrict the rights or activities of persons convicted of a felony offense and to make certain recommendations regarding those laws.

HB928   Died in Committee with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to asset forfeiture proceedings under the Code of Criminal Procedure.

HB931   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House House Administration Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to a peace officer training advisory committee.

HB937   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to the establishment of the inmate legal services office and to the appointment and compensation of certain legal counsel for certain indigent inmates and other persons in secure correctional facilities.

HB939   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton; Thompson, Senfronia
Caption: Relating to the penalty for certain offenders for possession of a small amount of certain controlled substances.

HB940   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Health & Human Services Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to the establishment of the private child care task force.

HB946   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to spoliation of evidence held for use in a criminal proceeding.

HB948   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to the release on bail of certain persons charged with a violation of a condition of the person's release from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

HB955   Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Referred to House Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence Committee, chaired by a Republican
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to affidavits concerning cost and necessity of services in civil actions.

HB956   Died in House Calendars Committee
Referred to House Juvenile Justice & Family Issues Committee, chaired by a Democrat
Democrat Bill, authored by Dutton
Caption: Relating to a suit for possession of or access to a child by a grandparent.

HB963   Passed the House But Died in Senate with No Public Hearing
Referred to House Appropriations Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Transportation Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Jetton
Caption: Relating to the transfer of money in the identification fee exemption account.