The Economic and Small Business Development Committee focuses on legislation that impacts economic growth and the small business sector in Texas. Chaired by Angie Chen Button, the committee comprises a diverse group of members, including Vice Chair Hubert Vo and representatives from both parties. Key areas of concentration include promoting entrepreneurship, assisting small businesses in navigating regulatory challenges, and fostering economic development initiatives that stimulate job creation across the state.

The Economic and Small Business Development Subcommittee on Small Business focuses on promoting the interests and addressing the needs of small businesses in Texas. Chaired by Will Metcalf, the committee features a diverse group of members, including both Republicans and Democrats. With a keen interest in economic development, the subcommittee aims to evaluate and propose legislation that supports small business operations, enhances economic growth, and fosters a conducive business environment across the state.

The Land and Resource Management Committee, chaired by Democrat Abel Herrero, focuses on issues related to land and resource management laws in Texas. With a diverse membership including Democrats and Republicans, the committee seeks to address important legislative concerns impacting land use, environmental regulations, and resource allocation. Members come from both the House and Senate, reflecting a bipartisan effort to evaluate and improve policies governing Texas's natural resources.

The Rules and Resolutions Committee plays a crucial role in the Texas Legislature, primarily focusing on the development and review of legislative rules and resolutions. Chaired by Eddie Lucio, III, it comprises a diverse group of members from both parties, including notable figures such as Kyle Kacal and Barbara Gervin-Hawkins. The committee aims to ensure the effective functioning of legislative processes, though specific bills and meetings for this session have not been detailed.