Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SB1149 Compare Versions

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1		-	By: Watson S.B. No. 1149
2		-	(Workman)
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5		-	A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
6	4		AN ACT
7	5		relating to the commitment of certain juveniles to local
8	6		post-adjudication secure correctional facilities in certain
9	7		counties and to the release under supervision of those juveniles.
10	8		BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
11	9		SECTION 1. Sections 51.13(c) and (d), Family Code, are
12	10		amended to read as follows:
13	11		(c) A child may not be committed or transferred to a penal
14	12		institution or other facility used primarily for the execution of
15	13		sentences of persons convicted of crime, except:
16	14		(1) for temporary detention in a jail or lockup
17	15		pending juvenile court hearing or disposition under conditions
18	16		meeting the requirements of Section 51.12;
19	17		(2) after transfer for prosecution in criminal court
20	18		under Section 54.02, unless the juvenile court orders the detention
21	19		of the child in a certified juvenile detention facility under
22	20		Section 54.02(h); [or]
23	21		(3) after transfer from the Texas Juvenile Justice
24	22		Department under Section 245.151(c), Human Resources Code; or
25	23		(4) after transfer from a post-adjudication secure
26	24		correctional facility, as that term is defined by Section 54.04011.
27	25		(d) An adjudication under Section 54.03 that a child engaged
28	26		in conduct that occurred on or after January 1, 1996, and that
29	27		constitutes a felony offense resulting in commitment to the Texas
30	28		Juvenile Justice Department under Section 54.04(d)(2), (d)(3), or
31	29		(m) or 54.05(f) or commitment to a post-adjudication secure
32	30		correctional facility under Section 54.04011 for conduct that
33	31		occurred on or after December 1, 2013, is a final felony conviction
34	32		only for the purposes of Sections 12.42(a), (b), and (c)(1) or
35	33		Section 12.425, Penal Code.
36	34		SECTION 2. Section 53.045(d), Family Code, is amended to
37	35		read as follows:
38	36		(d) If the grand jury approves of the petition, the fact of
39	37		approval shall be certified to the juvenile court, and the
40	38		certification shall be entered in the record of the case. For the
41	39		purpose of the transfer of a child to the Texas Department of
42	40		Criminal Justice as provided by Section 152.00161(c) or 245.151(c),
43	41		Human Resources Code, as applicable, a juvenile court petition
44	42		approved by a grand jury under this section is an indictment
45	43		presented by the grand jury.
46	44		SECTION 3. Section 54.11, Family Code, is amended by
47	45		amending Subsections (a), (b), and (d) and adding Subsection (o) to
48	46		read as follows:
49	47		(a) On receipt of a referral under Section 244.014(a), Human
50	48		Resources Code, for the transfer to the Texas Department of
51	49		Criminal Justice of a person committed to the Texas Juvenile
52	50		Justice Department under Section 54.04(d)(3), 54.04(m), or
53	51		54.05(f), on receipt of a request by the Texas Juvenile Justice
54	52		Department under Section 245.051(d), Human Resources Code, for
55	53		approval of the release under supervision of a person committed to
56	54		the Texas Juvenile Justice Department under Section 54.04(d)(3),
57	55		54.04(m), or 54.05(f), or on receipt of a referral under Section
58	56		152.0016(g) or (j), Human Resources Code, the court shall set a time
59	57		and place for a hearing on the possible transfer or release of the
60	58		person, as applicable.
61	59		(b) The court shall notify the following of the time and
62	60		place of the hearing:
63	61		(1) the person to be transferred or released under
64	62		supervision;
65	63		(2) the parents of the person;
66	64		(3) any legal custodian of the person, including the
67	65		Texas Juvenile Justice Department or a juvenile board or local
68	66		juvenile probation department if the child is committed to a
69	67		post-adjudication secure correctional facility;
70	68		(4) the office of the prosecuting attorney that
71	69		represented the state in the juvenile delinquency proceedings;
72	70		(5) the victim of the offense that was included in the
73	71		delinquent conduct that was a ground for the disposition, or a
74	72		member of the victim's family; and
75	73		(6) any other person who has filed a written request
76	74		with the court to be notified of a release hearing with respect to
77	75		the person to be transferred or released under supervision.
78	76		(d) At a hearing under this section the court may consider
79	77		written reports and supporting documents from probation officers,
80	78		professional court employees, professional consultants, [or]
81	79		employees of the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, or employees of
82	80		a post-adjudication secure correctional facility in addition to the
83	81		testimony of witnesses. On or before the fifth day before the date
84	82		of the hearing, the court shall provide the attorney for the person
85	83		to be transferred or released under supervision with access to all
86	84		written matter to be considered by the court. All written matter is
87	85		admissible in evidence at the hearing.
88	86		(o) In this section, "post-adjudication secure correctional
89	87		facility" has the meaning assigned by Section 54.04011.
90	88		SECTION 4. Section 58.352(a), Family Code, is amended to
91	89		read as follows:
92	90		(a) A juvenile court judge in a county to which this
93	91		subchapter applies shall post a report on the Internet website of
94	92		the county in which the court is located. The report must include:
95	93		(1) the total number of children committed by the
96	94		judge to:
97	95		(A) a correctional facility operated by the Texas
98	96		Juvenile Justice Department [Youth Commission]; or
99	97		(B) a post-adjudication secure correctional
100	98		facility as that term is defined by Section 54.04011; and
101	99		(2) for each child committed to a facility described
102	100		by Subdivision (1):
103	101		(A) a general description of the offense
104	102		committed by the child or the conduct of the child that led to the
105	103		child's commitment to the facility;
106	104		(B) the year the child was committed to the
107	105		facility; and
108	106		(C) the age range, race, and gender of the child.
109	107		SECTION 5. Section 499.053, Government Code, is amended to
110	108		read as follows:
111	109		Sec. 499.053. TRANSFERS FROM TEXAS JUVENILE JUSTICE
112	110		DEPARTMENT OR POST-ADJUDICATION SECURE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY.
113	111		(a) In this section, "post-adjudication secure correctional
114	112		facility" has the meaning assigned by Section 152.00011, Human
115	113		Resources Code.
116	114		(a-1) The department shall accept persons transferred to
117	115		the department from:
118	116		(1) the Texas Juvenile Justice Department under
119	117		Section 245.151, Human Resources Code; or
120	118		(2) a post-adjudication secure correctional facility
121	119		under Section 152.00161, Human Resources Code.
122	120		(b) A person transferred to the department from the Texas
123	121		Juvenile Justice Department or from a post-adjudication secure
124	122		correctional facility is entitled to credit on the person's
125	123		sentence for the time served in the custody of the Texas Juvenile
126	124		Justice Department or the juvenile board or local juvenile
127	125		probation department, as applicable.
128	126		(c) All laws relating to good conduct time and eligibility
129	127		for release on parole or mandatory supervision apply to a person
130	128		transferred to the department by the Texas Juvenile Justice
131	129		Department or by a juvenile board or local juvenile probation
132	130		department that operates the post-adjudication secure correctional
133	131		facility as if the time the person was detained in a detention
134	132		facility and the time the person served in the custody of the Texas
135	133		Juvenile Justice Department or the juvenile board or local juvenile
136	134		probation department was time served in the custody of the
137	135		department.
138	136		(d) A person transferred from the Texas Juvenile Justice
139	137		Department or a post-adjudication secure correctional facility for
140	138		the offense of capital murder shall become eligible for parole as
141	139		provided in Section 508.145(d) for an offense listed in Section 3g,
142	140		Article 42.12, Code of Criminal Procedure, or an offense for which a
143	141		deadly weapon finding has been made.
144	142		SECTION 6. Section 508.003(c), Government Code, is amended
145	143		to read as follows:
146	144		(c) The provisions of this chapter not in conflict with
147	145		Section 508.156 apply to parole of a person from the Texas Juvenile
148	146		Justice Department or from a post-adjudication secure correctional
149	147		facility operated by or under contract with a juvenile board or
150	148		local juvenile probation department [Youth Commission] under that
151	149		section.
152	150		SECTION 7. Sections 508.156(a), (d), (e), and (f),
153	151		Government Code, are amended to read as follows:
154	152		(a) Before the release of a person who is transferred under
155	153		Section 152.0016(g), 152.00161(e), 245.051(c), or 245.151(e),
156	154		Human Resources Code, to the department for release on parole, a
157	155		parole panel shall review the person's records and may interview
158	156		the person or any other person the panel considers necessary to
159	157		determine the conditions of parole. The panel may impose any
160	158		reasonable condition of parole on the person that the panel may
161	159		impose on an adult inmate under this chapter.
162	160		(d) The period of parole for a person released on parole
163	161		under this section is the term for which the person was sentenced
164	162		less calendar time served at the Texas Juvenile Justice Department
165	163		or in the custody of a juvenile board or local juvenile probation
166	164		department following a commitment under Section 54.04011(c)(2),
167	165		Family Code, [Youth Commission] and in a juvenile detention
168	166		facility in connection with the conduct for which the person was
169	167		adjudicated.
170	168		(e) If a parole panel revokes the person's parole, the panel
171	169		may require the person to serve the remaining portion of the
172	170		person's sentence in the institutional division. The remaining
173	171		portion of the person's sentence is computed without credit for the
174	172		time from the date of the person's release to the date of
175	173		revocation. The panel may not recommit the person to the Texas
176	174		Juvenile Justice Department or to the custody of a juvenile board or
177	175		local juvenile probation department [Youth Commission].
178	176		(f) For purposes of this chapter, a person released from the
179	177		Texas Juvenile Justice Department or the custody of a juvenile
180	178		board or local juvenile probation department [Youth Commission] on
181	179		parole under this section is considered to have been convicted of
182	180		the offense for which the person has been adjudicated.
183	181		SECTION 8. Subchapter A, Chapter 152, Human Resources Code,
184	182		is amended by adding Section 152.00011 to read as follows:
185	183		Sec. 152.00011. DEFINITION. In this chapter,
186	184		"post-adjudication secure correctional facility" means a facility
187	185		operated by or under contract with a juvenile board or local
188	186		juvenile probation department under Section 152.0016.
189	187		SECTION 9. Section 152.0016, Human Resources Code, as added
190	188		by Chapter 1323 (S.B. 511), Acts of the 83rd Legislature, Regular
191	189		Session, 2013, is amended by adding Subsections (f-1), (f-2), and
192	190		(g-1) and amending Subsections (h) and (i) to read as follows:
193	191		(f-1) After a child has completed the minimum length of stay
194	192		established under Subsection (f), the juvenile board or local
195	193		juvenile probation department shall:
196	194		(1) discharge the child from the custody of the
197	195		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department;
198	196		(2) release the child under supervision as provided by
199	197		Subsection (c)(2); or
200	198		(3) extend the child's length of stay in the custody of
201	199		the juvenile board or local juvenile probation department.
202	200		(f-2) A child's length of stay may only be extended under
203	201		Subsection (f-1)(3) on the basis of clear and convincing evidence
204	202		that:
205	203		(1) the child is in need of additional rehabilitation
206	204		from the juvenile board or local juvenile probation department; and
207	205		(2) the post-adjudication secure correctional
208	206		facility will provide the most suitable environment for that
209	207		rehabilitation.
210	208		(g-1) The juvenile board or local juvenile probation
211	209		department may request the approval of the court under Subsection
212	210		(g) at any time.
213	211		(h) The juvenile board or local juvenile probation
214	212		department may release a child who has been committed to a
215	213		post-adjudication secure correctional facility with a determinate
216	214		sentence under Section 54.04011(c)(2), Family Code, under
217	215		supervision without approval of the juvenile court that entered the
218	216		order of commitment if not more than nine months remain before the
219	217		child's discharge as provided by Section 152.00161(b)
220	218		[245.051(g)].
221	219		(i) The juvenile board or local juvenile probation
222	220		department may resume the care and custody of any child released
223	221		under supervision at any time before the final discharge of the
224	222		child in accordance with the rules governing the Texas Juvenile
225	223		Justice Department regarding resumption of care. Sections 243.051
226	224		and 245.051(f) apply only to a child who has been committed to a
227	225		post-adjudication secure correctional facility under Section
228	226		54.04011(c), Family Code, and who has either escaped or violated
229	227		the conditions of release under supervision. A hearing examiner
230	228		who conducts a revocation under this subsection has the same
231	229		subpoena authority as a hearing officer at the Texas Juvenile
232	230		Justice Department, as provided under Section 203.008.
233	231		SECTION 10. Subchapter A, Chapter 152, Human Resources
234	232		Code, is amended by adding Sections 152.00161, 152.00162,
235	233		152.00163, 152.00164, and 152.00165 to read as follows:
236	234		Sec. 152.00161. TERMINATION OF CONTROL. (a) Except as
237	235		provided by Subsections (b) and (c), if a person is committed to a
238	236		post-adjudication secure correctional facility under a determinate
239	237		sentence under Section 54.04011(c)(2), Family Code, the juvenile
240	238		board or local juvenile probation department may not discharge the
241	239		person from custody.
242	240		(b) The juvenile board or local juvenile probation
243	241		department shall discharge without a court hearing a person
244	242		committed to the department for a determinate sentence under
245	243		Section 54.04011(c)(2), Family Code, who has not been transferred
246	244		to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice under a court order on
247	245		the date that the time spent by the person in detention in
248	246		connection with the committing case plus the time spent in the
249	247		custody of the juvenile board or local juvenile probation
250	248		department under the order of commitment equals the period of the
251	249		sentence.
252	250		(c) The juvenile board or local juvenile probation
253	251		department shall transfer to the Texas Department of Criminal
254	252		Justice a person who is the subject of an order under Section
255	253		152.0016(j) transferring the person to the custody of the Texas
256	254		Department of Criminal Justice for the completion of the person's
257	255		sentence.
258	256		(d) Except as provided by Subsection (e), the juvenile board
259	257		or local juvenile probation department shall discharge from its
260	258		custody a person not already discharged on the person's 19th
261	259		birthday.
262	260		(e) The juvenile board or local juvenile probation
263	261		department shall transfer a person who has been sentenced under a
264	262		determinate sentence to commitment under Section 54.04011(c)(2),
265	263		Family Code, or who has been returned to the juvenile board or local
266	264		juvenile probation department under Section 54.11(i)(1), Family
267	265		Code, to the custody of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice on
268	266		the person's 19th birthday, if the person has not already been
269	267		discharged or transferred, to serve the remainder of the person's
270	268		sentence on parole as provided by Section 508.156, Government Code.
271	269		Sec. 152.00162. DETERMINATE SENTENCE PAROLE. (a) Not
272	270		later than the 90th day before the date the juvenile board or local
273	271		juvenile probation department transfers a person to the custody of
274	272		the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for release on parole
275	273		supervision under Section 152.0016(g) or 152.00161(e), the
276	274		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department shall submit
277	275		to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice all pertinent
278	276		information relating to the person, including:
279	277		(1) the juvenile court judgment;
280	278		(2) the circumstances of the person's offense;
281	279		(3) the person's previous social history and juvenile
282	280		court records;
283	281		(4) the person's physical and mental health record;
284	282		(5) a record of the person's conduct, employment
285	283		history, and attitude while committed to the department;
286	284		(6) a record of the sentence time served by the person
287	285		at the juvenile board or local juvenile probation department as a
288	286		result of a commitment under Section 54.04011(c)(2), Family Code,
289	287		and in a juvenile detention facility in connection with the conduct
290	288		for which the person was adjudicated; and
291	289		(7) any written comments or information provided by
292	290		the juvenile board or local juvenile probation department, local
293	291		officials, family members of the person, victims of the offense, or
294	292		the general public.
295	293		(b) The juvenile board or local juvenile probation
296	294		department shall provide instruction for parole officers of the
297	295		Texas Department of Criminal Justice relating to juvenile programs
298	296		provided by the juvenile board or local juvenile probation
299	297		department. The juvenile boards and local juvenile probation
300	298		departments and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shall
301	299		enter into a memorandum of understanding relating to the
302	300		administration of this subsection.
303	301		(c) The Texas Department of Criminal Justice shall grant
304	302		credit for sentence time served by a person in the custody of a
305	303		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department and in a
306	304		juvenile detention facility, as recorded by the board or department
307	305		under Subsection (a)(6), in computing the person's eligibility for
308	306		parole and discharge from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
309	307		Sec. 152.00163. CHILD WITH MENTAL ILLNESS OR INTELLECTUAL
310	308		DISABILITY. (a) A juvenile board or local juvenile probation
311	309		department shall accept a child with a mental illness or an
312	310		intellectual disability who is committed to the custody of the
313	311		board or department.
314	312		(b) Unless a child is committed to the custody of a juvenile
315	313		board or local juvenile probation department under a determinate
316	314		sentence under Section 54.04011(c)(2), Family Code, the juvenile
317	315		board or local juvenile probation department shall discharge a
318	316		child with a mental illness or an intellectual disability from its
319	317		custody if:
320	318		(1) the child has completed the minimum length of stay
321	319		for the child's committing offense; and
322	320		(2) the juvenile board or local juvenile probation
323	321		department determines that the child is unable to progress in the
324	322		rehabilitation programs provided by the juvenile board or local
325	323		juvenile probation department because of the child's mental illness
326	324		or intellectual disability.
327	325		(c) If a child who is discharged from the custody of a
328	326		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department under
329	327		Subsection (b) as a result of mental illness is not receiving
330	328		court-ordered mental health services, the child's discharge is
331	329		effective on the earlier of:
332	330		(1) the date the court enters an order regarding an
333	331		application for mental health services filed under Section
334	332		152.00164(b); or
335	333		(2) the 30th day after the date the application is
336	334		filed.
337	335		(d) If a child who is discharged from the custody of a
338	336		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department under
339	337		Subsection (b) as a result of mental illness is receiving
340	338		court-ordered mental health services, the child's discharge is
341	339		effective immediately. If the child is receiving mental health
342	340		services outside the child's home county, the juvenile board or
343	341		local juvenile probation department shall notify the mental health
344	342		authority located in that county of the discharge not later than the
345	343		30th day after the date that the child's discharge is effective.
346	344		(e) If a child who is discharged from the custody of a
347	345		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department under
348	346		Subsection (b) as a result of an intellectual disability is not
349	347		receiving intellectual disability services, the child's discharge
350	348		is effective on the 30th day after the date that the referral is
351	349		made under Section 152.00164(c).
352	350		(f) If a child who is discharged from the custody of a
353	351		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department under
354	352		Subsection (b) as a result of an intellectual disability is
355	353		receiving intellectual disability services, the child's discharge
356	354		is effective immediately.
357	355		(g) If a child with a mental illness or an intellectual
358	356		disability is discharged from the custody of a juvenile board or
359	357		local juvenile probation department under Subsection (b), the child
360	358		is eligible to receive continuity of care services from the Texas
361	359		Correctional Office on Offenders with Medical or Mental Impairments
362	360		under Chapter 614, Health and Safety Code.
363	361		Sec. 152.00164. EXAMINATION BEFORE DISCHARGE. (a) A
364	362		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department shall
365	363		establish a system that identifies children with mental illnesses
366	364		or intellectual disabilities who are in the custody of the juvenile
367	365		board or local juvenile probation department.
368	366		(b) Before a child who is identified as having a mental
369	367		illness is discharged from the custody of the juvenile board or
370	368		local juvenile probation department under Section 152.00163(b),
371	369		the juvenile board or local juvenile probation department shall
372	370		arrange for a psychiatrist to examine the child. The juvenile board
373	371		or local juvenile probation department shall refer a child
374	372		requiring outpatient psychiatric treatment to the appropriate
375	373		mental health authority. For a child requiring inpatient
376	374		psychiatric treatment, the juvenile board or local juvenile
377	375		probation department shall file a sworn application for
378	376		court-ordered mental health services, as provided in Subchapter C,
379	377		Chapter 574, Health and Safety Code, if:
380	378		(1) the child is not receiving court-ordered mental
381	379		health services; and
382	380		(2) the psychiatrist who examined the child determines
383	381		that the child has a mental illness and the child meets at least one
384	382		of the criteria listed in Section 574.034, Health and Safety Code.
385	383		(c) Before a child who is identified as having an
386	384		intellectual disability under Chapter 593, Health and Safety Code,
387	385		is discharged from the custody of a juvenile board or local juvenile
388	386		probation department under Section 152.00163(b), the department
389	387		shall refer the child for intellectual disability services if the
390	388		child is not receiving intellectual disability services.
391	389		Sec. 152.00165. TRANSFER OF CERTAIN CHILDREN SERVING
392	390		DETERMINATE SENTENCES FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. (a) A juvenile
393	391		board or local juvenile probation department may petition the
394	392		juvenile court that entered the order of commitment for a child for
395	393		the initiation of mental health commitment proceedings if the child
396	394		is committed to the custody of the juvenile board or local juvenile
397	395		probation department under a determinate sentence under Section
398	396		54.04011(c)(2), Family Code.
399	397		(b) A petition made by a juvenile board or local juvenile
400	398		probation department shall be treated as a motion under Section
401	399		55.11, Family Code, and the juvenile court shall proceed in
402	400		accordance with Subchapter B, Chapter 55, Family Code.
403	401		(c) A juvenile board or local juvenile probation department
404	402		shall cooperate with the juvenile court in any proceeding under
405	403		this section.
406	404		(d) The juvenile court shall credit to the term of the
407	405		child's commitment to a juvenile board or local juvenile probation
408	406		department any time the child is committed to an inpatient mental
409	407		health facility.
410	408		(e) A child committed to an inpatient mental health facility
411	409		as a result of a petition filed under this section may not be
412	410		released from the facility on a pass or furlough.
413	411		(f) If the term of an order committing a child to an
414	412		inpatient mental health facility is scheduled to expire before the
415	413		end of the child's sentence and another order committing the child
416	414		to an inpatient mental health facility is not scheduled to be
417	415		entered, the inpatient mental health facility shall notify the
418	416		juvenile court that entered the order of commitment committing the
419	417		child to a juvenile board or local juvenile probation department.
420	418		The juvenile court may transfer the child to the custody of the
421	419		juvenile board or local juvenile probation department, transfer the
422	420		child to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, or release the
423	421		child under supervision, as appropriate.
424	422		SECTION 11. (a) Section 261.101, Human Resources Code, is
425	423		amended by adding Subsections (a-1) and (f) and amending Subsection
426	424		(e) to read as follows:
427	425		(a-1) The independent ombudsman shall perform the duties
428	426		required under Subsection (a) with respect to children committed to
429	427		the department and children committed to a post-adjudication secure
430	428		correctional facility under Section 54.04011, Family Code.
431	429		(e) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter,
432	430		the powers of the office are limited to:
433	431		(1) facilities operated and services provided by the
434	432		department under Subtitle C; and
435	433		(2) post-adjudication correctional facilities under
436	434		Section 152.0016.
437	435		(f) This subsection and Subsections (a-1) and (e) expire
438	436		December 31, 2018.
439	437		(b) Effective January 1, 2019, Section 261.101, Human
440	438		Resources Code, is amended by adding Subsection (e) to read as
441	439		follows:
442	440		(e) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter,
443	441		the powers of the office are limited to facilities operated and
444	442		services provided by the department under Subtitle C.
445	443		SECTION 12. Section 152.0016(b), Human Resources Code, as
446	444		added by Chapter 1323 (S.B. 511), Acts of the 83rd Legislature,
447	445		Regular Session, 2013, is repealed.
448	446		SECTION 13. The change in law made by this Act applies to a
449	447		person committed to or serving a sentence in a post-adjudication
450	448		secure correctional facility on or after the effective date of this
451	449		Act, regardless of whether the underlying conduct giving rise to
452	450		the commitment and sentence occurred before, on, or after that
453	451		date.
454	452		SECTION 14. This Act takes effect September 1, 2015.
	453	+	______________________________ ______________________________
	454	+	President of the Senate Speaker of the House
	455	+	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 1149 passed the Senate on
	456	+	April 23, 2015, by the following vote: Yeas 30, Nays 0.
	457	+	______________________________
	458	+	Secretary of the Senate
	459	+	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 1149 passed the House on
	460	+	May 22, 2015, by the following vote: Yeas 140, Nays 0, two
	461	+	present not voting.
	462	+	______________________________
	463	+	Chief Clerk of the House
	464	+	Approved:
	465	+	______________________________
	466	+	Date
	467	+	______________________________
	468	+	Governor