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TX SB3046
Air quality permits for certain concrete plants and crushing facilities
TX SB3046 aims to regulate air quality permits specifically for concrete plants and crushing facilities in Texas. The bill seeks to establish guidelines that these facilities must follow to minimize their impact on air quality. This is intended to ensure that operations do not contribute excessively to air pollution.
N/A Senate Borris Miles
TX SB973
The periodic reappraisal of property by, and the prohibition on posting on the Internet certain information held by, an appraisal district
Texas SB973 requires appraisal districts to regularly reassess property values to ensure they reflect current market conditions. Additionally, the bill prohibits these districts from posting certain sensitive information online, aiming to protect property owners' privacy. This legislation is intended to create a fairer and more secure appraisal process.
Passed Senate Sarah Eckhardt
TX HB449
The unlawful production or distribution of sexually explicit media using deep fake technology
This bill aims to make it illegal to produce or share sexually explicit content that has been altered or created using deep fake technology. Deep fake technology allows for the creation of realistic but fake videos or images by superimposing someone’s likeness onto another person’s body. The bill seeks to address privacy and consent issues related to the misuse of such technology.
Vetoed House Mary Gonzalez
TX HB705
The Cosmetology Licensure Compact; authorizing fees
TX HB705 aimed to join the Cosmetology Licensure Compact, which would allow cosmetologists to practice in multiple states with a single license. The bill also included provisions for authorizing fees associated with this compact. However, it was ultimately vetoed, meaning it will not become law.
Vetoed House Terry Wilson
TX HB500
Making supplemental appropriations and reductions in appropriations and giving direction and adjustment authority regarding appropriations
Texas HB500 allows the state to adjust its budget by making additional appropriations and reducing existing ones. It gives state officials the authority to manage and direct these financial changes to ensure that funds are allocated effectively. The bill provides a mechanism for the state to respond to changing financial needs and priorities.
Passed House Greg Bonnen