The House Committee on Juvenile Justice & Family Issues, led by Chair Representative Harold V. Dutton, Jr., focuses on legislation that significantly impacts the juvenile justice system and family law in Texas. Recent discussions have included bills aimed at improving the management of juvenile justice alternative education programs, examining the effectiveness of existing policies, and ensuring that child welfare and parental rights are adequately protected in legal proceedings. The committee's agenda demonstrates a commitment to oversight of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and exploring the best interests of children in family law matters. Key topics include support for children in the justice system, improvements in educational settings for troubled youth, and legislative reforms to enhance the welfare of families across Texas.

The House Committee on Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence, chaired by Rep. Jeff Leach, focuses on critical legislative matters concerning the judicial system and civil rights in Texas. The committee comprises key members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, ensuring a balanced representation of perspectives. Recent activities include the evaluation of significant bills aimed at enhancing protective orders, addressing animal welfare in domestic violence situations, and modifying the classification of nuisances. The committee remains committed to improving public awareness of legal rights, particularly for vulnerable populations, and actively monitors the implementation of laws affecting the judiciary and civil jurisprudence.

The Senate Committee on Administration, chaired by Senator Bob Hall, focuses on various legislative matters aimed at improving the administration and governance of Texas state affairs. The committee is actively involved in certifying bills for the Local and Uncontested Calendar, ensuring a streamlined legislative process. Recent key activities include designating specific days and months to honor Texas high school coaches, wildlife conservation efforts, and acknowledging local traditions across the state through resolutions. The committee is composed of a diverse membership, representing both Republican and Democratic perspectives, fostering collaborative discussions on legislative initiatives.