The Senate Committee on Jurisprudence, chaired by Senator Bryan Hughes, focuses on a variety of significant legal reforms within the Texas judicial system. The committee primarily addresses issues related to court efficiency, guardianship proceedings, and child support enforcement, as evidenced by its recent deliberations and proposed bills. Key legislation currently under consideration includes the creation of a new appellate court, enhancements to protective orders, and methods to optimize divorce proceedings. As the committee navigates these complex legal topics, it aims to improve judicial processes and adapt to the evolving needs of Texas residents.

The Senate Committee on Jurisprudence, chaired by Senator Bryan Hughes, focuses on a variety of significant legal reforms within the Texas judicial system. The committee primarily addresses issues related to court efficiency, guardianship proceedings, and child support enforcement, as evidenced by its recent deliberations and proposed bills. Key legislation currently under consideration includes the creation of a new appellate court, enhancements to protective orders, and methods to optimize divorce proceedings. As the committee navigates these complex legal topics, it aims to improve judicial processes and adapt to the evolving needs of Texas residents.

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 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.