The House Appropriations Committee, chaired by Rep. Greg Bonnen, focuses on key fiscal issues impacting Texas’ budget and funding. With a diverse membership representing both major political parties, the committee is tasked with overseeing the biennial revenue estimates, budget recommendations, and spending limits. Upcoming sessions will address critical areas such as public education funding, transportation, and health services, including the Texas Medicaid program and behavioral health initiatives. The committee is dedicated to ensuring transparency and public involvement, encouraging citizen testimony on budget-related topics.

The Calendars Committee plays a pivotal role in organizing and scheduling legislation for consideration in the House. Chaired by Republican Todd Hunter, the committee is comprised of members from both major parties, reflecting a collaborative effort to address key legislative priorities. The committee members include Vice Chair Toni Rose, representing the Democratic party, alongside Democrats and Republicans from various districts. Currently, there are no specific bills listed for discussion, indicating a preliminary phase in legislative planning for the upcoming session. The committee's focus is anticipated to center around efficiently managing legislative calendars to ensure timely consideration of bills and resolutions.

The Human Services Committee is dedicated to addressing critical issues within the realm of social welfare and community support. Comprising a diverse group of members from both Republican and Democrat parties, the committee is focused on enhancing legislation that impacts public assistance programs, mental health services, and overall community health initiatives. Led by Chair Lacey Hull and Vice Chair Christian Manuel, the committee aims to foster collaboration among its members to create effective and sustainable solutions that meet the needs of constituents across various districts.