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SB 1772, 81st Regular Session
Relating to the authority of the Public Utility Commission of Texas to address market power abuse, including the right to order restitution for violations.

Last action: Committee report sent to Calendars

Author: Troy Fraser
Sponsor: Burt Solomons

Bill Analyses:
Introduced (Senate Research Center)
Committee Report (Senate Research Center)

Subjects:
PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION
Utilities--Electric

House Committee: State Affairs (Burt Solomons, Byron Cook, Tom Craddick, David Farabee, Pete Gallego, Charlie Geren, Patricia Harless, Harvey Hilderbran, Delwin Jones, Eddie Lucio III, Diana Maldonado, Jose Menendez, Rene Oliveira, David Swinford, Sylvester Turner)
Minutes: May 20 2009 | May 22 2009
Senate Committee: Business & Commerce (John Carona, Troy Fraser, Kip Averitt, Kevin Eltife, Craig Estes, Chris Harris, Mike Jackson, Eddie Lucio, Jr., Leticia Van de Putte, Kirk Watson)
Minutes: April 21 2009

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