The Agriculture and Livestock Committee is a key legislative body in the Texas House of Representatives, focused on issues relating to agricultural policy, livestock regulation, and rural development. Chaired by Republican DeWayne Burns, the committee consists of a diverse membership that includes both Republican and Democratic representatives. Key members include Vice Chair Charles 'Doc' Anderson and other representatives such as Ernest Bailes, Sheryl Cole, and Ryan Guillen. While specific bills and meetings are not listed in the current data, the committee's overarching goals are likely to emphasize the enhancement of Texas's agricultural economy, sustainable practices, and the welfare of livestock management.

The Corrections Committee of the Texas Legislature is focused on overseeing and improving the state's corrections system. Chaired by Republican Andrew Murr, the committee includes a diverse group of members from both parties, including Alma Allen, Ernest Bailes, and Trey Martinez Fischer. While specific bills and meetings were not detailed in the provided document, the committee’s key focus areas typically involve reviewing legislation related to prison reform, rehabilitation programs, and the overall management of the Texas correctional system.