The Licensing and Administrative Procedures Committee is composed of a diverse group of legislators committed to overseeing issues related to licensing regulations and administrative procedures in Texas. The committee includes members from both the Senate and House, with representation from both major political parties. Key members include Senator Roland Gutierrez (Democrat) and Senator José Menéndez (Democrat), along with prominent House representatives such as Charlie Geren and Senfronia Thompson. The committee's focus revolves around evaluating and proposing legislation that impacts administrative procedures and licensing processes, although specific bills and meeting agendas are currently not detailed. This underscores the committee's proactive role in shaping administrative policy and ensuring efficient regulatory processes within the state.

The Urban Affairs Committee focuses on legislation affecting urban populations and communities in Texas. Led by Chair Harold V. Dutton, Jr., the committee consists of experienced members, including both Democrats and Republicans. The committee is currently comprised of Senator Carol Alvarado, Senator Roland Gutierrez, Senator Phil King, and Senator Tan Parker. The committee is actively engaged in discussions and meetings that aim to address various challenges faced by urban areas, although specific bills and meeting details were not provided in the document.

The Voter Identification and Voter Fraud, Select committee is composed of prominent members including Chair Dennis Bonnen, Senate member Roland Gutierrez, and Republican member Larry Taylor. The committee is focused on critical issues surrounding voter identification and the prevention of voter fraud. While no specific bills or recent meetings are indicated in the records, the committee's formation underscores the importance of electoral integrity in the legislative agenda.