The House Select Committee on Community Safety focuses on legislative measures to enhance public safety in Texas, particularly through the regulation of firearms. Chaired by Rep. Ryan Guillen, the committee has been active in reviewing multiple bills aimed at gun ownership restrictions, firearm violence prevention, and responsible gun storage practices. Key discussions have revolved around bills such as HB 3087, which proposes age restrictions on firearm purchases, and HB 3534, which addresses firearm violence and suicide prevention resources. The committee's efforts reflect a growing concern over youth access to firearms and the implications for community safety.

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 Homeland Security & Public Safety is dedicated to addressing legislative matters related to public safety, law enforcement, and response to emergencies in Texas. Chaired by Representative Ryan Guillen, the committee focuses on a range of issues including the licensing and hiring of peace officers, traffic regulations, and the coordination of public safety measures across state agencies. Recent meetings have highlighted discussions on bills aimed at reforming driving offenses, bolstering support for first responders, and improving victim support services, particularly regarding sexual assault cases. The committee actively engages with state agencies and advocacy groups to ensure effective oversight and improvement of safety protocols and operations in Texas.

The Homeland Security and Public Safety Committee is dedicated to overseeing matters related to public safety, emergency management, and homeland security within Texas. Chaired by Republican Ryan Guillen, the committee includes a diverse membership representing both Democrats and Republicans from various districts. Key members include Vice Chair Jarvis Johnson and members Terry Canales, Rhetta Bowers, Vikki Goodwin, Sam Harless, Justin Holland, and Ellen Troxclair. The committee's focus includes analyzing and proposing legislation that enhances public safety initiatives and addresses pressing security concerns.

The House Committee on Licensing & Administrative Procedures, chaired by Rep. Ken King, focuses on a range of legislative matters related to the regulation of various professions and activities in Texas. The committee has been active during the 88th Legislature, convening regularly to deliberate on bills concerning licensing requirements, alcohol regulations, charitable organizations, and more. Key areas of concentration include the conduct of charitable bingo, the regulation of electricians, and changes to licensing for various professions. The committee aims to facilitate effective regulation while also addressing public interests through active public hearings and legislative review.

The Licensing and Administrative Procedures Committee focuses on overseeing the licensing and regulation of professional occupations and industries in Texas. Chaired by Ken King, with Vice Chair Armando Walle, the committee comprises a diverse group of members from both the Republican and Democrat parties. The committee is expected to address key issues related to regulatory frameworks, efficiency in licensing processes, and the enhancement of administrative procedures within state agencies. As the legislative session progresses, they aim to refine and improve the overall regulatory environment for businesses and professionals in Texas.