The House Committee on Environmental Regulation is focused on overseeing the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and related agencies to ensure effective environmental governance. Chaired by Rep. Brooks Landgraf, the committee actively considers a range of issues including the permitting processes for concrete plants, water quality regulations, air quality permits, and the impacts of emerging industries such as hydrogen. The committee engages in public hearings to enhance transparency and community participation in environmental matters, emphasizing the importance of local involvement in permitting decisions. Recent legislative activity includes the examination of bills aimed at improving public engagement in environmental discussions, addressing air quality concerns, and promoting sustainable practices in waste management and energy production.

The International Relations and Economic Development Committee is a vital part of the legislature tasked with examining and promoting initiatives related to global interactions and economic strategies. With a diverse membership comprised of both Republicans and Democrats, the committee seeks to encourage bipartisan collaboration to address the economic needs of Texas. Currently, specific bills and meetings are yet to be detailed, indicating potential focus areas may still be under development. The committee is chaired by Angie Chen Button, and Claudia Ordaz serves as the Vice Chair.