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Texas House of Representatives 2013

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Texas House of Representatives 2013 Committees

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House Administration Committee

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House Agriculture & Livestock Committee

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House Agriculture and Livestock Committee

The Agriculture and Livestock Committee is focused on legislation related to farming, livestock management, and agricultural policies in Texas. Chaired by Tracy O. King and supported by Vice Chair Charles 'Doc' Anderson, the committee consists of members from both the Senate and House, including key Republican and Democrat representatives. The committee's agenda includes discussions on bills impacting the agricultural sector, with a keen eye on issues affecting farmers and livestock operations across the state.
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House Appropriations Committee

The Appropriations Committee plays a critical role in the Texas Legislature, overseeing the allocation of funds across various sectors. Composed of a diverse group of members from both the Republican and Democrat parties, the committee is focused on budgetary matters, prioritizing fiscal responsibility and transparency. With key members such as Bryan Hughes and Trent Ashby, the committee is equipped to address a wide range of funding issues impacting education, healthcare, and infrastructure, ensuring that resources are effectively utilized to meet the needs of Texan citizens.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee on Article II (Health and Human Services)

The Appropriations Subcommittee on Article II (Health and Human Services) is dedicated to overseeing budgetary allocations and funding related to health and human services in Texas. Chaired by John Zerwas, the committee consists of members Four Price and Sarah Davis, both of whom are committed to addressing the pressing healthcare needs of Texans. The subcommittee's recent focus is expected to involve evaluating health service programs, potential reforms, and ensuring efficient use of state resources to improve service delivery.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee on Article III (Public and Higher Education)

The Appropriations Subcommittee on Article III focuses on public and higher education funding in Texas. Comprising members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, the committee aims to ensure equitable financial support for educational institutions. As part of its mandate, the subcommittee is reviewing relevant bills and conducting meetings to address the diverse needs in the education sector, prioritizing discussions on budget allocations and educational reforms.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles I, IV, and V (General Government, the Judiciary, and Criminal Justice and Public Safety)

The Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles I, IV, and V focuses on the oversight and allocation of funds pertaining to General Government, the Judiciary, and Criminal Justice and Public Safety. Comprising dedicated members such as Oscar Longoria from District 35, this committee is aimed at ensuring effective resource management and addressing key issues related to public safety and judicial processes.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles VI, VII, and VIII (Natural Resources, Business and Economic Development, and Regulatory)

The Appropriations Subcommittee on Articles VI, VII, and VIII focuses on the management and allocation of funds related to Natural Resources, Business and Economic Development, and Regulatory matters. The committee is led by Chair Drew Darby and Vice Chair John Raney, both Republican representatives. The committee consists of a mix of members from both parties. Current members include Senators and House representatives who will address key legislative issues impacting their respective districts, ensuring effective governance and economic growth in Texas.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee on Budget Transparency and Reform

The Appropriations Subcommittee on Budget Transparency and Reform focuses on enhancing budget transparency and ensuring fiscal responsibility within the state. Led by Chair Drew Darby, with Vice Chair Oscar Longoria, the committee actively scrutinizes budget processes and advocates for reforms that promote accountability. Current members also include Donna Howard and John Raney, who contribute to discussions aimed at improving how state funds are managed and reported. This committee plays a crucial role in advising on budgetary matters that impact the state’s financial health.
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House Business & Industry Committee

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House Business and Industry Committee

The Business and Industry Committee focuses on issues impacting Texas businesses, labor, and economic development. The committee is comprised of diverse members, including Vice Chair Dwayne Bohac and other key representatives such as Armando Walle and Eddie Rodriguez. Though specific bills and meetings are not currently listed, the committee's ongoing work is centered around fostering an environment conducive to business growth and addressing the needs of the workforce in Texas.
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House Calendars Committee

The Calendars Committee plays a pivotal role in organizing the legislative agenda by determining the scheduling of bills and resolutions for consideration in the Texas Legislature. The committee is chaired by Republican Todd Hunter and includes members from both major parties, reflecting its bipartisan nature. Currently, there are no specific bills under discussion, indicating a potential focus on upcoming legislative sessions and priorities. The committee's diverse membership, which includes Vice Chair Eddie Lucio, III and member Carol Alvarado, signifies a collaborative effort to address a wide range of issues impacting Texas constituents.
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House Child Protection, Select Committee

The Select Committee on Child Protection is dedicated to addressing and enhancing child welfare in Texas. With a diverse membership that includes both Republican and Democrat representatives, the committee focuses on critical issues surrounding child protection policies, legislative proposals, and program implementations. Key members include James Frank, Jessica Farrar, and Toni Rose, who represent a broad range of perspectives. The committee's ongoing discussions and proposed initiatives aim to improve the safety and well-being of children across the state.
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House Corrections Committee

The Corrections Committee is focused on legislative matters related to the state's correctional system. Comprised of a bipartisan group of members from both the House and Senate, the committee aims to address issues pertaining to public safety and rehabilitation within correctional facilities. The committee includes key leadership positions, such as Vice Chair James White, and efforts are directed towards enhancing the effectiveness of correctional policies to promote justice and reform.
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House County Affairs Committee

The County Affairs Committee is a pivotal body within the Texas Legislature, comprised of a diverse group of members including Chair Garnet Coleman (Democrat) and several key Republican and Democrat representatives. The committee's focus is primarily on legislation that impacts county governance, local administration, and related civil matters, though specific bills and meeting agendas were not detailed in the document. With members hailing from various districts, the committee is positioned to address issues unique to both rural and urban counties, striving to enhance local governance and the welfare of Texas citizens.
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House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee

The Criminal Jurisprudence Committee of the Texas Legislature focuses on the examination and refinement of laws pertaining to criminal justice. Chaired by Democrat Abel Herrero, the committee includes a diverse representation of members from both the House and Senate, comprising Republicans and Democrats. The current members are Bryan Hughes, Terry Canales, Jeff Leach, Joe Moody, Matt Schaefer, and Steve Toth. The committee has not yet recorded any specific bills or meetings, indicating a potentially emerging agenda focused on significant criminal law issues affecting the state.
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House Criminal Procedure Reform Committee

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House Criminal Procedure Reform, Select Committee

The Select Committee on Criminal Procedure Reform is dedicated to evaluating and enhancing the effectiveness of criminal procedures in Texas. The committee is comprised of a diverse bipartisan group of members, including Senators and House Representatives, who are focused on addressing key issues related to criminal justice reform. The committee is currently reviewing proposed bills and convening meetings to discuss strategies for improving the legal processes, ensuring fairness, efficiency, and public safety within the Texas justice system.
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House Culture, Recreation & Tourism Committee

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House Culture, Recreation, and Tourism Committee

The Culture, Recreation, and Tourism Committee focuses on issues related to the promotion and development of cultural programs, recreational activities, and tourism in Texas. The committee includes members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, indicating bipartisan interest in enhancing Texas' cultural landscape. The current membership includes Ryan Guillen, John Kuempel, Lyle Larson, and Poncho Nevárez. While specific bills and meetings are not detailed, the committee's emphasis on culture and recreation highlights the importance of fostering community engagement and tourism-driven economic growth.