The Corrections Committee is tasked with reviewing and proposing legislation related to the Texas correctional system. Members include representatives from both chambers, ensuring a bipartisan approach to issues such as criminal justice reform and inmate rehabilitation. Key figures include Vice Chair Alma Allen, who advocates for community-based alternatives, and Charles Perry from the Senate, who represents the Republican viewpoint. The committee's focus on effective corrections policy aims to enhance public safety while reforming existing practices.

The County Affairs Committee focuses on legislation that impacts local governments and their operations. Comprising members such as Garnet Coleman and James White, the committee's bipartisan representation reflects a commitment to addressing various issues pertinent to Texas counties. Key areas of concentration include local governance, resource allocation, and community development, aiming to enhance local capacities and responsiveness to residents' needs.