Relating to the employment of certain executive heads of state agencies and employees reporting to those executive heads.
Relating to the reporting of child abuse or neglect.
Relating to required reporting of certain discretionary prosecutorial decisions of prosecuting attorneys.
Relating to reporting of certain information by state agencies and counties, including information related to appropriated money, activities of certain consultants, and tax revenue.
Relating to references to "the people's money" in state documents, publications, and notices.
Relating to the modernization of information technology of state agencies and certain local governments.
Relating to the correction or removal of certain obsolete provisions of the Property Code.
Relating to reporting procedures and training programs for law enforcement agencies regarding missing children and missing persons.
Relating to the compilation and reporting of statistics involving sexual assault victims who receive a forensic medical examination before reporting the assault to law enforcement.
Relating to a strategic plan for improving maternal health, including the consolidation and repeal of certain planning and reporting requirements.