Texas State Representative
Charlie Geren 2009 - 81st Regular - Committees
Legislative Session
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House Emergency Preparedness, Select Committee
The Emergency Preparedness, Select Committee focuses on critical issues related to emergency management and response in Texas. With members representing both major political parties, the committee aims to evaluate and enhance existing protocols and legislation surrounding disaster preparedness and recovery. Key members include Harold V. Dutton, Jr. from the House, a Democrat, and Larry Taylor, a Republican, highlighting bipartisan collaboration in addressing these urgent needs. The committee is committed to oversight of emergency policies that affect the safety and well-being of Texas residents.
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House Energy Resources Committee
The Energy Resources Committee is a key legislative body focused on overseeing energy policy and resource management in Texas. Currently led by Republican member Tom Craddick from District 82, the committee is dedicated to addressing critical issues related to energy efficiency, renewable energy, and resource allocation to enhance Texas's energy sector. The committee actively engages with stakeholders to ensure a balanced approach to energy legislation, aiming to support both economic growth and environmental sustainability.
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House Environmental Regulation Committee
The Environmental Regulation Committee is focused on overseeing and developing legislation related to environmental policies, regulations, and sustainability measures in Texas. Comprised of bipartisan members, including Senator Kelly Hancock and Representative Jessica Farrar, the committee aims to address critical issues affecting the state's environment and public health. The committee actively engages in meetings to discuss various bills that impact Texas's environmental landscape.
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House Federal Economic Stabilization Funding, Select Committee
The Select Committee on Federal Economic Stabilization Funding focuses on assessing and distributing federal funds aimed at stabilizing the economic landscape in Texas. The committee, led by members Drew Darby (Republican) and Garnet Coleman (Democrat), is dedicated to ensuring that these funds are utilized effectively to address critical economic needs in the state.
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House Federal Legislation, Select Committee
The Select Committee on Federal Legislation focuses on analyzing and addressing issues related to federal legislative impacts on Texas. Chaired by John Zerwas, the committee comprises a diverse group including Vice Chair Garnet Coleman. The committee aims to foster cooperation among members from both parties, addressing key legislative concerns while enhancing the representation of Texans' interests in federal matters.
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Senate Finance Committee
The Finance Committee plays a crucial role in overseeing the financial operations of the state. It is comprised of a diverse group of members, including both Democrats and Republicans, reflecting a balance of perspectives. Key members include Senator Juan 'Chuy' Hinojosa and Senator Jane Nelson, who are influential in shaping fiscal policy. The committee is currently focused on various financial issues, although specific bills and meetings have not been detailed in the document provided. As budgetary concerns and economic strategies become increasingly vital, the Finance Committee is expected to address significant legislative proposals that impact the state's financial health and resource allocation.
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House Fiscal Stability, Select Committee
The Fiscal Stability, Select Committee is focused on addressing key issues of economic resilience and ensuring sound financial practices within the state of Texas. The committee is comprised of members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, including Senator Tan Parker, Senator Phil King, and Democrat Eddie Lucio, III. The committee's work is essential to facilitating discussions around legislation that impacts fiscal policies and financial governance, although specific bills and meetings were not detailed in the provided document.
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House General Investigating and Ethics Committee
The General Investigating and Ethics Committee is composed of members from both the Senate and House, including Brandon Creighton and Todd Hunter, both Republicans. The committee is focused on matters related to general investigations and ethics, although specific bills and meeting details are currently not provided.
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House Government Efficiency and Accountability, Select Committee
The Select Committee on Government Efficiency and Accountability focuses on enhancing the efficiency and accountability of state government operations. Composed of members from both the Senate and House, including Republican Senate member Kelly Hancock and Democrat House member Alma Allen, the committee is dedicated to reviewing state policies, operational processes, and legislative measures that promote better governance and fiscal responsibility. The committee's work is vital in ensuring that government resources are managed effectively to benefit the citizens of Texas.
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Senate Government Organization Committee
The Government Organization Committee focuses on a range of legislative matters that impact the structure and functionality of government affairs in Texas. Composed of influential members such as Brian Birdwell, Joan Huffman, Eddie Lucio, Jr., Jane Nelson, and John Whitmire, the committee seeks to enhance governmental efficiency and accountability. Members advocate for laws that promote better governance and reflect both Republican and Democratic perspectives. Although specific bills and meeting agendas were not detailed, the committee is committed to addressing critical issues affecting Texas governmental systems.
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Senate Health & Human Services Committee
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Senate Health and Human Services Committee
The Health and Human Services Committee is dedicated to overseeing legislation related to health care policies, public health systems, and human services in Texas. Led by Chair Jane Nelson, the committee includes influential members such as Joan Huffman, Robert Nichols, Royce West, and Judith Zaffirini. The committee is known for its bipartisan approach and focuses on addressing critical issues in health care accessibility, quality, and funding. Through regular meetings, the committee discusses proposed bills and policies aimed at improving health and human services throughout the state.
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Senate Higher Education Committee
The Higher Education Committee plays a significant role in shaping policies related to post-secondary education in Texas. Chaired by Judith Zaffirini, with Vice Chair Joan Huffman, the committee comprises a diverse group of members, including both Democrats and Republicans, from the Senate and the House. As of the latest session, the committee is focusing on a range of legislative initiatives aimed at improving access and resources for higher education institutions, along with addressing the needs of students across the state. The committee meets regularly to discuss and evaluate relevant bills and initiatives pertinent to the higher education landscape in Texas.
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House Higher Education Committee
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House Administration Committee
The House Administration Committee is dedicated to overseeing the functioning and operations of the House of Representatives. Led by Chair Charlie Geren, a Republican from District 99, the committee comprises a diverse group of members including Democrats Alma Allen, Donna Howard, and Hubert Vo representing districts 131, 48, and 149, respectively. The committee's focus includes streamlining administrative processes, improving legislative efficiency, and ensuring that the House operates smoothly in its duties. While specific bills and meetings are not listed, the committee plays a vital role in shaping the administrative landscape of the Texas Legislature.