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HB 152 74-0 (1995) Author: Romo, Sylvia Relating to the abolition of the Texas Public Finance Authority and the Bond Review Board and the transfer of their powers and duties to the Office of Debt Management; creating the Office of Debt Management and authorizing the office as a central agency to issue certain bonds. House: Financial Institutions Referred to Financial Institutions
HB 1079 73-0 (1993) Author: Romo, Sylvia Relating to the abolition of the Texas Public Finance Authority and the Bond Review Board and the transfer of their powers and duties to the Office of Debt Management; creating the Office of Debt Management and authorizing the office as a central agency to issue certain bonds. House: State Affairs Referred to State Affairs
HB 1396 73-0 (1993) Author: Kubiak, Dan Relating to the abolition of the Texas Public Finance Authority and the Bond Review Board and the transfer of their powers and duties to the Office of Debt Management; creating the Office of Debt Management and authorizing the office as a central agency to issue certain bonds. House: State Affairs Referred to State Affairs
SB 384 73-0 (1993) Author: Turner, Jim
Sponsor: Junell, Robert 		Relating to the management and control of state finances and generating additional revenue in connection with the unclaimed money fund; making an appropriation. House: Appropriations
Senate: Finance 		Effective according to its terms


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