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Some Texas Democrats Return To Austin State Senate Passes Bills During Lawmakers focused first on flood related bills monday night and tackled other legislation including a thc ban, property taxes and deed fraud. The texas senate quickly got to work monday by passing several bills on the chamber’s desk as part of gov. greg abbott’s agenda for the second special session of the year for the legislatur­e, focusing first on flood related legislatio­n.

Texas Senate Oks Bills On Second Special Session S First Day The The texas senate issued its final approval tuesday to a suite of bills that, if enacted, will prohibit transgender people from using certain restrooms, unilaterally ban hemp products and. The texas senate quickly got to work monday by passing several bills on the chamber’s desk as part of gov. greg abbott ’s agenda for the second special session of the year for the legislature, focusing first on flood related legislation. To kick off texas’ second special legislative session of the year, state senators approved over one dozen bills on aug. 18 and 19. all of the proposals, which include flood relief, a. The senate passed its version of senate bill 6, but the house’s version of the bill stalled, leaving the current status quo on thc in place. abbott issued an executive order on sept. 10 to call on state agencies to regulate thc products and restrict people under the age of 21 from purchasing them.

Texas Senate Passes All 4 Priority Bills For Fourth Special Session To kick off texas’ second special legislative session of the year, state senators approved over one dozen bills on aug. 18 and 19. all of the proposals, which include flood relief, a. The senate passed its version of senate bill 6, but the house’s version of the bill stalled, leaving the current status quo on thc in place. abbott issued an executive order on sept. 10 to call on state agencies to regulate thc products and restrict people under the age of 21 from purchasing them. Lt. gov. dan patrick commended the texas senate late tuesday for advancing nearly all of the bills on gov. greg abbott’s agenda for the ongoing second special session. “the senate passed all 18 bills on gov. abbott’s call in the first special session and is on track to do it again,” patrick stated. Relating to an exemption from the requirement to obtain a permit from the texas commission on environmental quality for certain dams or reservoirs operated and maintained for the purposes of erosion, floodwater, and sediment control. Texas lawmakers ended their second special session late wednesday, passing a slew of bills meant to provide flood relief, overhaul the staar test and crack down on abortion pills. The first special session ended without legislative action after a quorum break in the texas house of representatives halted proceedings. the second special session, which began on august 15, carries forward the same agenda with the addition of camp safety.