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HJR 62, 67th R.S.

Proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to provide by law for assistance grant, medical care, and services to needy persons.

Last action: Signed by the Governor

Author: Craig Washington
Sponsor: Chet Brooks

Remarks: House subcommittee: Barrientos- Chrm., Whaley, Elizondo. Vote change granted- page 2060- HJ. Continuation of May 13 meeting, 5/14/81. To be voted on November 2, 1982.

Session Law Chapter: Acts 1981, 67th R.S., HJR 62

Bill Analyses:
Committee Report (House Study Group)
Senate Amendments (House Study Group)

Gubernatorial documents:

Submitting as additional topics for consideration by the 67th Legislature, 2nd Called Session, appropriations to the Texas Department of Corrections, appropriations to the Board of Pardons and Paroles, creation of a special committee to study the problems of the Texas Department of Corrections and the state prison system, correction of ambiguities and technical deficiencies in the constitutional amendment proposed by HJR 62, 67th Regular Session, a constitutional amendment to increase the maximum interest rate allowed on previously authorized state general obligation bonds, and a constitutional amendment to exempt from property taxes the implements of husbandry

Subjects:
Human Services--Direct Assistance
Human Services--Medical Assistance
Resolutions--Constitutional Amendments

House Committee: Constitutional Amendments ()
Minutes: March 17 1981 | April 14 1981 | April 22 1981
Senate Committee: Human Resources ()
Minutes: May 7 1981 | May 13 1981 | May 14 1981 | May 25 1981

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