Perez Parking Bill Covers Only Cities Of 1.9M Or More
Died in committeeInitial reviewDetails · HB 3063
Civil parking fines for a handful of places, or one city. The caption never says so.
Filed Feb 19, 2025
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Civil parking fines for a handful of places, or one city. The caption never says so.
Filed Feb 19, 2025
New undergraduates get the instruction in their first semester.
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The disguise must aim to conceal identity. Celebration defenses and offense-specific limits apply.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Government bodies get written notice and 30 days to say no.
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Employers can deduct up to 50%. The 0.15% wage charge starts 2026, paid leave 2027!
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Student and exchange visa holders get at most 5% of new seats, starting 2026-2027.
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Plans that cover it pay at any certified in-network provider.
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Cities and counties must pass the ban by October 1, 2025. Projects already under construction stay.
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No gifts, leases, purchases or eminent domain beyond county lines.
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Non-native trees need genuine historical significance or a science excuse.
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Cities and counties can’t run, sponsor or join gun buybacks.
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That 25 percent share must give every covered worker an actual raise.
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Employees who report a threat stay out of public records requests.
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Plus $1B from the economic stabilization fund for support staff raises, if two-thirds of each house approves.
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Only the ones whose duties include responding rapidly to an emergency.
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The State Board of Education revises the standards by March 1, 2026.
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Press, campaigns and ordinary Texans can reuse the recordings. A section carrying an offense gets repealed.
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Rear plate only, $50 a year, plus a windshield sticker.
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Run one FAA spaceport, hold one defense launch deal, and all your business goes franchise-tax-free!
Corrected Nov 2, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Caps on power flow between parts of the grid must come off within 10 years.
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More people can ask for a public hearing on concrete plant permits.
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Vendors register every three years. Denials they flag don’t count as adverse determinations under that law.
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Rank comes from entrance-exam scores, and colleges post the medians online.
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A final felony conviction needs a pardon or a court release first.
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Your state senator and representative count as affected persons. Automatically.
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Applicants post a sign within 30 days of a complete application.
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The comptroller compares leftover sales tax money, 2024-2025 against 2026-2027.
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Counties skip competitive bidding up to $100,000, not $50,000.
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Own command structure, training and outreach. Headquarters in the border region that contains El Paso.
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An exception to the traffic camera ban. Pass a stopped bus, get cited from the video.
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Give $3 or more when applying or renewing. Grants go to nonprofits supporting DPS employees.
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Prisons and juvenile facilities are on the list. Report due December 1, 2026. No sites created.
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Operating rules for a map-drawing commission, and only if voters approve a constitutional amendment.
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At least five years in, earning 80% of median family income or less.
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Parent asks in writing. Original container, label dose.
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Finish the sentence, get told in writing you may register.
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15 percent of enrollment capacity, undergraduate or graduate.
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They join foster youth and homeless youth who already qualify.
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Opt-out becomes opt-in. Written, signed consent first.
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New items for the annual report under Section 39.306.
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6,000 pounds or less. The state still issues two plates.
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Law challenged as unconstitutional? Claim legislative privilege first, prove authority within 30 days.
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No older than 90 days, refreshed at least every 36 months.
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Epinephrine, respiratory meds and opioid antagonists. No school has to find its own physician.
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Covered authorities need the governor’s approval before applying for or receiving federal light-rail funds.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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A nine-member commission, a report by December 1, 2026, and it expires in 2027.
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Over 1 megawatt? Owe Texas an amount matching your federal benefits, plus regular franchise tax.
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No key, no police report within 24 hours, no waiver.
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For state employee and teacher plan enrollees.
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Taking, altering or using a card or code without consent.
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Underwriters and contractors with a stake can’t be paid to campaign.
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$25 minimum stays. The $3 materials fee goes.
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Counted up to $3,600 per child.
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Counties under 100,000 people and over 15 percent poverty. The account holds whatever lawmakers put in.
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Two or more convictions involving force. Last known location goes in the database.
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Builds on the existing waiver for criminal justice or law enforcement study.
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The veteran discount program becomes a general one.
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Prison units that can’t stay between 65 and 85 degrees. $100M cap per phase.
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An audit past 60 days after substantial completion stops justifying the hold.
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Sworn complaint in, squatters out, sheriff collects a fee. Wrongly removed? Sue for triple rent.
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Every letter also says whether the creditor would settle.
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Caption: the right to hire a public adjuster. Bill: fewer policyholders have it.
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Up to $500,000 for counties under 10,000 people.
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Tank weight allowance up to 82,000 pounds total, if federal action ever comes. Otherwise nothing.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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A request now gets a hearing. Judge needs good cause.
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An exception to the ban on working against the state.
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The Penal Code definition of “firearm” drops them.
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Three caps become one: 2.7 percent of gross premiums.
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The extra five-mile ring outside town goes away.
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Only the minimum actually required to pay that year’s debts.
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Voters say no, the district dissolves. Bonds get paid off first.
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Class A misdemeanor becomes a state jail felony.
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City or county misses the deadline by 15 days? Third party takes over.
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No more going over the voter-approval limit the year after a disaster.
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Lost wills, estate inventories, transferred cases and surviving spouses.
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One new item on the list of rules TEA must follow.
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Keeping enough water becomes a reason to reduce or stop service. No state certificate needed first.
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Districts investigate, report in writing within 10 business days, and count bias cases for the state.
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Caption: “certain municipalities.” Bill: one river. That city keeps state hotel project tax revenue.
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Population ranges plus a border on the Trinity River or Oklahoma, or part of Jim Chapman Lake.
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Telehealth for pets and livestock, instead of a ban.
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Take it once, send it to many agencies. Skipping it costs nothing.
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Refuse a sworn probable cause affidavit, explain yourself in writing.
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Any race decided by one-half of one percent or less gets recounted.
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One more month to review each electric rate request. New cases only.
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Contractors and volunteers now count, not just fired department employees.
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Clerks who suspend mail-ballot checks face a Class A misdemeanor. Ballot board members? No offense.
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Local legislators, the city and the county all get told.
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The bill never defines “school-sponsored activity.” Call a student poll trip one, and the district can pay.
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Lawmakers never have to step in. Then 30 days to show who it represents.
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A new list of situations under Section 22.011 of the Penal Code.
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Conduct involving force qualifies outright. Weapons or serious injury need prosecutor consent.
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At least six straight hours a year. For a full exam.
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Insurers pay for them unless you sign a form. The repair money goes to vehicle makers.
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Any felony puts a person on the do-not-hire registry. Some current staff stay by showing rehabilitation.
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Each agency pays for its own audit. Saying no just takes a written justification.
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The Texas Historical Commission runs the site, moves the replica, adds a visitor center.
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The usual is 10. The repayment check moves from year 20 to year 40!
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Education degree programs join applied science on the list.
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A stretch in Gregg County gets a new name and markers.
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The bridge over Lake Gilmer in Upshur County gets markers at each end.
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Caption: “by a peace officer.” Bill: correctional guards too, including when someone dies.
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Coordinating Board can’t write rules favoring students at certain schools.
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Three places get the test’s current name. That’s the bill.
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Today it disappears after 24 months. Here it becomes vacation, old balances too.
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Visits for anything but their own care need approval. The damages shield covers unapproved ones too.
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Starts the Friday before the first Saturday after July 30. Got that?
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A seal for graduates fluent in English and another language.
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More counties qualify, two steps out from 1.2 million people.
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Families of a deceased owner can file late to keep the timber appraisal.
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The exception covers the same clinical algorithms the ban targets. The bill never defines “appropriately.”
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Caption: one Gulf. Bill: any federal rename, every state agency, courts and legislature included!
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You sign a notice saying it isn’t regulated insurance. Old conditions wait up to six months.
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Markers go up along the route in Wilbarger County.
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Spendable once building starts, backed by a bond or insurance. Want it back? Final court judgment.
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Officials cannot hand unclaimed bodies to medical schools or donation groups.
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Internet service is no longer taxed at all.
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Confidential parties give an e-mail address. Fee judgments get issued separately.
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Its own reports count as evidence without extra proof, too.
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Plus $100 a day. Police and sheriffs can also run periodic welfare checks on residents.
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Transfer paths from community colleges into mental health careers.
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Changes how community colleges get credit for students who transfer.
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No tort liability for later treatment, use or byproduct exposure. Gross negligence and intentional acts excepted.
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Judges see every failed placement before kids sleep in offices. Contractors face yearly reviews and money penalties.
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Ellis County gets one more district court. That’s the bill.
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The State Board of Education cannot adopt them, and no district must teach them.
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Each trustee appoints members to one-year terms, at least five total.
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Gross limit of 69,000 pounds or the axle formula, whichever is greater.
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A separate space for male or female as observed at birth.
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Every newborn screened in Texas gets the added test.
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Every public form, posted conspicuously. Imagine that.
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State jail felony becomes second-degree, the same as burglary of a home.
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Every proposition itemized, with “THIS IS A TAX INCREASE.” printed on it.
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One new member and some outdated agency names fixed.
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Witnesses can refuse only if it might incriminate them.
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New state offense for getting a firearm for someone barred from having one.
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Loans and other help for local road and transit projects.
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They join the list exempt from Section 102.001. Contracts may provide per-referral fees.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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No guarantee above $10,000 in bond debt per enrolled student.
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Caption: donated blades. Bill: the commission can require any retired wind facility to ship them!
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Emergency and primary care skip prior approval. It also “may be construed to” allow off-license care.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
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Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Feb 19, 2025
Derived stock: 172 measures filed February 19, 2025 in 89R. 148 bills and joint resolutions, 24 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 2, 2026 at 7:17 AM 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.