The House Committee on Health Care Reform, Select, chaired by Rep. Sam Harless, focuses on legislating and reforming health care in Texas. Key areas of concentration include public health initiatives, Medicaid reform, and protective measures for health care access. Recent meetings have addressed various bills such as HB 1562, which aims to develop a public health initiative for border communities, and HB 12, addressing maternal health services under Medicaid. The committee actively engages in discussions on improving health outcomes, and enhancing the delivery of health care services while ensuring legislative accountability.

The House Committee on Natural Resources, led by Chair Tracy King, focuses on critical issues related to water management, conservation, and utilities in Texas. The committee is actively involved in reviewing and approving bills that address water quality protection, groundwater conservation, and the management of water and sewer utilities. Recent meetings have emphasized the importance of legislative measures that enhance the authority of water districts, improve service delivery, and ensure the sustainability of Texas' water resources. The committee meets regularly to discuss pending business and engage with experts to inform their work.

The House Committee on Public Health, chaired by Representative Stephanie Klick, is actively engaged in addressing various health-related legislative issues during the 88th Texas Legislature. The committee focuses on a range of topics, including the regulation of genetic counselors, workplace violence prevention in health facilities, and the establishment of health registries. Recent meetings have featured discussions on significant bills like SB 401, which relates to medical staffing agencies during public health emergencies, and SB 26, addressing mental health services and local authority audits. The committee's agenda emphasizes public health access, safety protocols in medical environments, and the promotion of mental health services, reflecting a commitment to improving the overall health framework within Texas.