Statutory revision
Texas Government Code section 323.007 requires the Texas Legislative Council to make a complete, non substantive revision of Texas statutes. When the program is complete, all general and permanent statutes will be included in one of 27 codes.
Proposed codes are generally prepared in the form of revisor's reports, which contain the proposed language of the new code, the language of the old statutes, and brief notes. This page provides links to statutory revision documents related to the initial adoption of codes and code sections.
- Agriculture Code
- Alcoholic Beverage Code
- Business and Commerce Code
- Business Organizations Code
- Civil Practice and Remedies Code
- Criminal Procedure
- Education Code
- Election Code
- Estates Code
- Family Code1
- Finance Code
- Government Code
- Health and Safety Code
- Human Resources Code
- Insurance Code
- Labor Code
- Local Government Code
- Natural Resources Code
- Occupations Code
- Parks and Wildlife Code
- Penal Code
- Probate Code – see the Estates Code
- Property Code
- Special District Local Laws Code
- Tax Code
- Transportation Code
- Utilities Code
- Water Code
1 The revision of the Family Code was a substantive revision. No statutory revision documents for the Family Code are available at this time.
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