Study the implementation and effects of HB 1010, 80th R.S..
Consider whether the statutory system for choosing the Central Appraisal District Board of Directors and governing the board's operation adequately protects the public interest.
Evaluate whether the authority of the chief appraiser should be limited.
Consider alternative methods and procedures for conducting the Comptroller's School Value Study to ensure both the equitable distribution of state school aid and a more stringent review of local appraisal practices.
Examine constitutional and statutory constraints on the enforcement of uniform appraisal standards across the state and the ability of the state to provide oversight of appraisal districts.
Consider ways to improve appraisal district efficiency, transparency and services, including, but not limited to, the reconfiguration of appraisal districts.
Evaluate changes in the property valuation appeal system that could expedite and reduce the cost of dispute resolution.
the duties and responsibilities of chief appraisers and appraisal districts;
any abuses that occur in the appraisal process;
the process of appointing the members of boards of directors of appraisal districts;
the impact of adding members to the boards of directors of appraisal districts who are not appointed by the taxing jurisdictions of the district and methods for appointing these additional directors;
the usefulness of information provided in a notice of appraised value;
the impact of HB 1010, 80th R.S., relating to appraisal districts crossing county lines;
any benefit from requiring more uniformity in appraisal standards used by appraisal districts;
any revisions to the property valuation appeal system that could reduce the cost of dispute resolution;
the likelihood of, and any associated benefit from, increased compliance with the existing business personal property rendition law if chief appraisers are given limited audit authority.
No other legislative committee charges specifically mention HB 1010, 80th R.S.
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