Texas State Senator

John Whitmire 2015 - 84th Regular - Committees

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The Business and Commerce Committee is a key legislative body in the Texas Senate, chaired by Republican Kelly Hancock. With a diverse membership of prominent representatives including Brandon Creighton, Charles Schwertner, and Kirk Watson, the committee focuses on critical issues affecting commerce and business regulations in Texas. The committee aims to enhance economic growth and streamline business operations within the state.
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Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Senate Criminal Justice Committee

The Criminal Justice Committee is a key oversight body in the Texas Senate focusing on legislation related to the state's criminal justice system. Chaired by John Whitmire, the committee includes members from both parties, ensuring a diverse perspective on issues such as law enforcement practices, judicial reforms, and inmate rehabilitation. The committee undertakes the review of proposed legislation aimed at improving public safety and addressing inequities within the system.
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Senate Finance Committee

The Finance Committee of the Texas Legislature is comprised of key legislative members, including Chair Jane Nelson and Vice Chair Juan 'Chuy' Hinojosa. This committee is tasked with overseeing financial matters, budgeting, and fiscal policy affecting the state. Members represent various districts and are affiliated with both major political parties, highlighting a bipartisan approach to financial legislation. The committee plays a crucial role in shaping Texas's economic landscape by deliberating over essential financial bills and policies.
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The Select Committee on Government Facilities focuses on overseeing and improving the infrastructure and operations of state government facilities. Its members include both Republican and Democratic representatives from the Senate, aiming to address challenges and enhance the management of public resources. The committee is currently convened and engaged in discussions related to the strategic development, maintenance, and security of governmental facilities in Texas.