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Texas Bills & Amendments: 7
Misc. items: 4
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| HB 1 | Relating to making appropriations for the legislature and legislative agencies. | 2 |
| HB 5 | Relating to making supplemental appropriations and giving direction regarding appropriations. | 16 |
| HB 28 | Relating to curriculum, materials, and activities in public schools. | 3 |
| SB 2 | Relating to requiring public school students to compete in interscholastic athletic competitions based on biological sex. | 7 |
| SB 3 | Relating to civics training programs for certain public school social studies teachers and principals, parental access to certain learning management systems, and certain curriculum in public schools, including certain instructional requirements and prohibitions. | 119 |
| SB 10 | Relating to making appropriations for the legislature and legislative agencies. | 2 |
| SB 11 | Relating to making supplemental appropriations and giving direction regarding appropriations. | 1 |
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Governor Abbot, Lt. Governor Patrick, Speaker Phelan, Senate Finance, House Appropriations committee chairs announce additional month of funding for Texas Legislature. (Link Type: Press Release) | ||
Tex. Gov. Proclamation, 87th Leg., 2nd C.S., Adding legislation related to 17 special session agenda items (bail reform, election integrity, border security, Article X funding, providing appropriations for COVID-19 related healthcare expenses, etc.). (Link Type: Proclamation) | ||
Veto message of Gov. Abbott, Tex. S.B. 1 , 87th Leg., R.S., Relating to Article X in its entirety (Texas Legislature). (Link Type: Proclamation) | ||
Message presenting an additional subject to the 87th Legislature, 2nd C.S.: Legislation regarding whether any state or local government entities in Texas can mandate that an individual receive a COVID-19 vaccine and, if so, what exemptions should apply to such mandate. (Link Type: Other) | ||