bill bans facility fees on telehealth and preventive care
Did not passInitial reviewDetails · HB 2556
No separate facility fee. Each facility gets a national provider identifier.
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No separate facility fee. Each facility gets a national provider identifier.
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The board waives its fee and pays the vendor’s too.
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Some or all of the extra payments, for one or more years.
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The appraisal district no longer must pass the latest comptroller review.
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The entity ends the deal, the entity loses the tolls.
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Still images count now, not just videos.
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No course, no vote. The comptroller sets it.
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Male or female as determined at birth, on licenses and applications.
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Bars state instructional funding for listed courses. Required-course exceptions remain.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Any device that lets a person disable a vehicle counts. Ignition interlocks get a pass.
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Model year 2010 or earlier now qualifies, up from 2006.
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“Rural” means fewer than 200,000 people. Recipients report how they spent it.
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Full-time nurses at long-term care facilities get repayment help.
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Badge, name tag or shirt. Logo on both sides of the truck.
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Group by October 1, report by December 1, gone by end of 2026. Waiting lists unchanged.
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Texas military forces members can apply too, and family rides free.
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One set of plates, no normal registration fee.
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Withholding evidence from a guilty defendant, or one never convicted, falls outside the offense.
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Drugs start at least 30 days before release. Refusing them is a new third-degree felony.
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Narrow pool. Contractors can take up to 33% of past-due benefits on later appeals.
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Plus Iran, North Korea and any country the governor adds. Company fines start at $250,000.
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Students already classified? Each college “may” reclassify them. No deadline, no duty.
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30 work days a year for court, counseling, relocation or care.
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Every campus behind the takeover rated acceptable? The board gets control back.
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Apply, pay a fee, prescribe up to Schedule II.
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$10 per meal, adjusted for inflation every October 1.
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The lawyers judges appoint to protect a child’s interests get new rules.
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Still 18%, now pegged to a district judge’s pay at the same seniority.
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The exception is undefined. A plan could cite it for almost any prior authorization.
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Designated means the U.S. Director of National Intelligence flagged it three years running.
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A week on credit, then free meals after three calls home.
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Part of the 4% can go to other exempt senior-housing groups instead of needy residents.
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Dozens of provisions now say fees, court costs, and expenses.
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Markers go up along the route in Cameron County.
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No more than one person’s prints per location. One set covers every site within 100 miles.
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Landing pads for air taxis and cargo drones get rules.
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Specific agendas, appointed boards of managers covered, a narrower personnel exception.
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Buyer and seller both. Kept from the public, open to any state agency on request.
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Contracts signed before September 1, 2025 stay under the old law. No end date!
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The DMV can’t act on an astronomical event. Unless there’s a disaster declaration.
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Two or more acts in 12 months. Jurors needn’t agree on which act, date or county.
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Audits every two years still. Just not on-site.
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Sign a compliance plan, push plugging to September 1, 2040. About 15 more years!
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Liability insurance drops from $300K to $100K per occurrence! The tuberculosis test for kids goes too.
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Down from 35 hours. Plus up to 10 hours a year before renewal.
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The Texas Mining Council goes too, one year after notice.
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30 days’ notice, and the Commission approves the job.
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Treated first, with standards protecting surface and underground water.
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Up from 15. Their children can stay too.
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The state’s workforce plan gets specific youth goals.
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Mammograms, bone density tests, prostate exams and colorectal screenings.
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In writing and in open court, before the full hearing.
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Every other seat needs a Texas resident. Funding: gifts and grants from any source.
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Outside vendor must restore equipment within 72 hours.
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Police, fire and EMS departments, licensed homes or not.
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Unlicensed referrals are a Class B misdemeanor, unless the family can’t afford the consultant’s licensed pick.
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Every Texas county, not only certain ones.
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Company admits the driver was on the job? Negligence claims rest on the driver alone.
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From 12 to 15 credit hours a term.
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Applies to people tied to Penal Code Chapter 51.
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Freely copied, reproduced or used. It’s a form.
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A report by September 1, 2026. Any actual program waits for a later legislature.
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Applies when a government body withholds the records.
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Property-wealthy districts send less recapture. Any state aid for those exemptions shrinks the credit.
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Section 825.405(a)(1), (2), or (3) decides now.
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Charters get treated like school districts under more laws.
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A 40 percent rating takes 40 percent off the appraised value.
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Third-degree felony before any theft happens. Section 16.01 already covers part of it.
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What prosecutors must hand the defense before trial.
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Aggravating factors raise petroleum theft one level. First-degree felonies stay put.
Corrected Oct 31, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Two existing sets of rules, for every plan they run.
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If voters approve the amendment. The state covers school districts’ losses.
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Derived stock: 103 measures filed February 6, 2025 in 89R. 74 bills and joint resolutions, 29 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 3:11 PM CST.
Counts come from the stored Texas Legislative Council bill records. Grades, headlines and charges follow the published record.
Headline, summary and grade are analysis of the bill text, not a finding about any person.