Bill	Session	Author & Sponsor	Caption	Committees	Last action
HB 524	70-0 (1987)	Author: Stiles, Mark Sponsor: Brown, J.E.	Relating to the abolition of the Texas Amusement Machine Commission and the transfer of certain functions performed by that commission to the office of the comptroller of public accounts.	House: Government Organization Senate: State Affairs	Effective on 9/1/87
SB 486	67-0 (1981)	Author: Harris, O.H. Sponsor: Maloney, Robert	Relating to continuation of the Texas Amusement Machine Commission and regulation of the amusement machine business, providing a penalty.	House: Government Organization Senate: Economic Development	Effective on . . . . . . . . . .
HB 1470	66-0 (1979)	Author: Henderson, Don	Relating to abolition of the Texas Amusement Machine Commission and transfer its functions to the comptroller.	House: Ways & Means	Laid on the table
HB 1733	64-0 (1975)	Author: Caldwell, Neil	Transferring all duties, powers, functions, responsibilities and authority of the Texas Amusement Machine Commission to the Comptroller of Public Accounts; abolishing the Texas Amusement Machine Commission; providing an effective date.	House: Revenue & Taxation	Referred to subcommittee
HB 1082	63-0 (1973)	Author: Geiger, Richard S. Sponsor: Blanchard, H.J. "Doc"	Changing the name of the Texas Vending Commission.	House: State Affairs Senate: State Affairs	Signed by the Governor
SB 710	63-0 (1973)	Author: Blanchard, H.J. "Doc"	Changing the name of the Texas Vending Commission.	Senate: State Affairs	Referred to Committee on State Affairs
SB 721	63-0 (1973)	Author: Brooks, Chet Sponsor: Doran, Jr., Hilary B.	Relating to regulation of coin-operated machines and the coin-operated machine industry, recreating and reconstituting the Texas Vending Commission and changing its name to the Texas Amusement Machine Commission; providing for transfer of certain duties, powers, property, function, responsibilities, and authority heretofore exercised by the Texas Vending Commission and the Comptroller of Public Accounts.	House: State Affairs Senate: State Affairs	Adoption of conference committee report by Senate reported

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