Texas State Representative
Charlie Geren 2011 - 82nd Regular - Committees
Legislative Session
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Senate Administration Committee
The Administration Committee is focused on overseeing the management and organization of state affairs. With key members including Democratic Senators John Whitmire and Judith Zaffirini, the committee is attentive to issues that affect administrative efficiency and public service. The committee is currently evaluating various legislative proposals aimed at improving state administration processes and enhancing governmental accountability.
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Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular
House Agriculture & Livestock Committee
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Senate Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee
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Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular
House Agriculture and Livestock Committee
The Agriculture and Livestock Committee plays a vital role in overseeing legislation related to Texas agriculture, livestock, and food production. Comprised of members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, the committee is chaired by Senator Bryan Hughes, with Vice Chair Charles 'Doc' Anderson. The committee's focus includes the promotion of agricultural policies, support for livestock health and welfare, and enhancing food security initiatives throughout the state. Members actively engage with stakeholders in the agriculture sector to address current challenges and opportunities facing Texas farmers and ranchers.
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Senate Agriculture, Rural Affairs, and Homeland Security Committee
The Agriculture, Rural Affairs, and Homeland Security Committee plays a crucial role in overseeing legislation and policies that impact Texas's agricultural sector, rural communities, and homeland security matters. This committee is focused on addressing the challenges faced by farmers and rural residents, while ensuring the safety and security of the state's population. Key areas of concentration include agricultural innovations, disaster preparedness for rural areas, and enhancing security measures to protect Texas's resources and infrastructure from threats.
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House Appropriations Committee
The Appropriations Committee is a key legislative body focused on the allocation of state funds and budget management in Texas. Comprising members from both the House and Senate, including representatives from both major parties, the committee works to ensure effective financial oversight and the strategic use of resources within the state. Major areas of concentration include evaluating financial proposals, monitoring state expenditure, and making recommendations for funding priorities to support various sectors. The committee members are committed to promoting fiscal responsibility while meeting the needs of constituents across Texas.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee on Article II (Health and Human Services)
The Appropriations Subcommittee on Article II (Health and Human Services) is focused on overseeing and making recommendations regarding the allocation of state resources to health and human services. Chaired by John Zerwas, this committee includes notable members such as Charles Schwertner. The committee's legislative activities are critical in shaping healthcare policies and ensuring that funding aligns with the needs of Texas residents. Through various meetings, the subcommittee aims to address pressing issues within the health sector and enhance community health outcomes.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee on Article III (Public and Higher Education)
The Appropriations Subcommittee on Article III focuses on public and higher education funding within the Texas legislature. With members committed to optimizing resource allocation, the committee emphasizes financial oversight and strategic investments in educational programs. It aims to address key issues regarding affordability, accessibility, and quality of education, working diligently to ensure that Texas's educational institutions receive adequate support for sustainable growth.
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The Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles I, IV, and V focuses on general government, the judiciary, and criminal justice and public safety issues. With a diverse membership including Republicans and Democrats, the committee is positioned to address budgetary allocations and legislative concerns related to public safety and governmental operations.
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The Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles VI, VII, and VIII focuses on critical areas concerning Natural Resources, Business and Economic Development, and Regulatory issues. Composed of dedicated members such as Drew Darby and Eric Johnson, the subcommittee plays a pivotal role in reviewing and shaping legislation that impacts state funding and policy in these vital sectors, ensuring sustainable development and regulatory effectiveness.
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Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular
House Border & Intergovernmental Affairs Committee
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Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular
House Border and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee
The Border and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee is focused on issues pertaining to Texas' border security, intergovernmental relations, and policies affecting urban and rural communities. With members including prominent advocates such as R.D. 'Bobby' Guerra and Jessica Farrar, the committee aims to address legislative concerns through targeted bills and discussions in meetings. The committee emphasizes collaboration among various government levels to enhance community well-being and promote effective governance.
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Senate Business & Commerce Committee
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Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular
House Business & Industry Committee
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Senate Business and Commerce Committee
The Business and Commerce Committee focuses on issues related to economic development, regulatory frameworks, and consumer protection in Texas. Composed of key Democratic members, including John Whitmire, Eddie Lucio, Jr., and Kirk Watson, the committee is poised to address a range of bills that impact the business environment and ensure fair commerce practices across the state.