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HB 302, 84th Regular Session
Relating to the creation of a certificate program to promote travel to and throughout this state; authorizing fees.

Last action: Referred to Natural Resources & Economic Development

Author: Gene Wu

Bill Analyses:
Committee Report (TLC)

Subjects:
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & TOURISM, OFFICE OF
Occupational Regulation--Other Trades & Professions
Tourism

House Committee: Culture, Recreation & Tourism (Ryan Guillen, Dawnna Dukes, John Frullo, Lyle Larson, Marisa Márquez, Andrew Murr, Wayne Smith)
Senate Committee: Natural Resources & Economic Development (Craig Estes, Troy Fraser, Brian Birdwell, Bob Hall, Kelly Hancock, Juan Hinojosa, Eddie Lucio, Jr., Robert Nichols, Kel Seliger, Carlos Uresti, Judith Zaffirini)

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