Bill:  HB 2619 
Legislative Session: 85(R) Council Document: 85R 11232 SMT-D
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Last Action:06/09/2017 E Effective on 9/1/17
Caption Version:Enrolled
Caption Text:Relating to grant programs to maintain peace officers' mental health and provide critical incident stress debriefing for certain officers.
Author:Giddings | Price | Johnson, Jarvis | Uresti, Tomas
Sponsor:Hughes
Cosponsor:Miles
Subjects:Law Enforcement (I0510)
Mental Health & Substance Abuse (I0019)
PEACE OFFICERS (S0007)
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DIVISION, GOVERNOR'S OFFICE (V0963)
House Committee:Public Health
Status:Out of committee
Vote:Ayes=11   Nays=0   Present Not Voting=0   Absent=0
Senate Committee:Criminal Justice
Status:Out of committee
Vote:Ayes=8   Nays=0   Present Not Voting=0   Absent=1
Actions: (descending date order)
Viewing Votes: Most Recent House Vote | Most Recent Senate Vote
Description Comment Date       Time       Journal Page
E   Effective on 9/1/17      06/09/2017    
E   Signed by the Governor      06/09/2017     6064
E   Sent to the Governor      05/30/2017     6062
S   Signed in the Senate      05/29/2017     4237
H   Signed in the House      05/28/2017     6032
H   Reported enrolled      05/27/2017   10:28 AM  6040
H   Senate passage reported      05/25/2017     4824
S   Record vote      05/24/2017     3041
S   Passed      05/24/2017     3041
S   Read 3rd time      05/24/2017     3041
S   Record vote      05/24/2017     3041
S   Three day rule suspended      05/24/2017     3041
S   Vote recorded in Journal      05/24/2017     3041
S   Read 2nd time & passed to 3rd reading      05/24/2017     3041
S   Laid before the Senate      05/24/2017     3041
S   Co-sponsor authorized      05/24/2017     3140
S   Placed on local & uncontested calendar      05/24/2017    
S   Corrected comm. report printed & distributed      05/22/2017   02:02 PM 
S   Recommended for local & uncontested calendar      05/22/2017    
S   Committee report printed and distributed      05/22/2017   02:15 AM 
S   Reported favorably w/o amendments      05/21/2017     2449
S   Considered in public hearing      05/18/2017    
S   Scheduled for public hearing on . . .      05/18/2017    
S   Posting rule suspended      05/18/2017     2090
S   Referred to Criminal Justice      05/17/2017     2053
S   Read first time      05/17/2017     2053
S   Received from the House      05/10/2017     1772
H   Reported engrossed      05/10/2017   08:05 AM  3391
H   Statement(s) of vote recorded in Journal      05/09/2017     3123
H   Record vote   RV#1090   05/09/2017     3122
H   Passed as amended      05/09/2017     3122
H   Amended   1-Giddings and S. Davis   05/09/2017     3122
H   Read 3rd time      05/09/2017     3122
H   Statement(s) of vote recorded in Journal      05/08/2017     3001
H   Record vote   RV#1040   05/08/2017     3001
H   Passed to engrossment as amended      05/08/2017     3001
H   Statement(s) of vote recorded in Journal      05/08/2017     3001
H   Record vote   RV#1039   05/08/2017     3000
H   Amended   1-S. Davis   05/08/2017     2999
H   Read 2nd time      05/08/2017     2999
H   Placed on General State Calendar      05/06/2017    
H   Considered in Calendars      05/03/2017    
H   Committee report sent to Calendars      05/01/2017    
H   Committee report distributed      04/28/2017   04:13 PM 
H   Comte report filed with Committee Coordinator      04/28/2017     2190
H   Reported favorably as substituted      04/18/2017    
H   Committee substitute considered in committee      04/18/2017    
H   Considered in public hearing      04/18/2017    
H   Left pending in committee      04/04/2017    
H   Testimony taken/registration(s) recorded in committee      04/04/2017    
H   Considered in public hearing      04/04/2017    
H   Scheduled for public hearing on . . .      04/04/2017    
H   Referred to Public Health      03/22/2017   11:37 AM  794
H   Read first time      03/22/2017     794
H   Filed      03/01/2017