The House Committee on Business & Industry, chaired by Representative Oscar Longoria, focuses on a range of issues affecting Texas businesses and workforce policies. Key priorities include the regulation of workers' compensation, housing affordability, consumer data protection, and the oversight of property owners' associations. Recent bills under discussion encompass topics such as the requirements for workers' compensation insurance, protections against fraudulent deeds, and the impacts of institutional buyers on housing markets. The committee actively engages stakeholders through public hearings and invites testimony from various entities to inform legislation and ensure its effectiveness in achieving intended outcomes.

The House Committee on Pensions, Investments & Financial Services focuses on addressing the complexities surrounding Texas' public pension systems and investments. Chaired by Representative Giovanni Capriglione, the committee is composed of a diverse group of representatives with a mix of Republican and Democrat members. Key areas of concentration include the enhancement of benefits for retirees, with notable bills like HB 775 proposing significant adjustments to the Teacher Retirement System to improve financial wellbeing for educators. The committee also scrutinizes the administration of various retirement systems, investigates employer contributions for retired employees, and oversees the regulation of financial services impacting public funds. Engaging in thorough oversight and legislative improvement are central to their agenda as they prepare for the legislative challenges ahead.