1-1 By: Stiles (Senate Sponsor - Ellis) H.B. No. 2260
1-2 (In the Senate - Received from the House May 12, 1993;
1-3 May 13, 1993, read first time and referred to Committee on State
1-4 Affairs; May 21, 1993, reported adversely, with favorable Committee
1-5 Substitute by the following vote: Yeas 7, Nays 0; May 21, 1993,
1-6 sent to printer.)
1-7 COMMITTEE VOTE
1-8 Yea Nay PNV Absent
1-9 Harris of Dallas x
1-10 Rosson x
1-11 Carriker x
1-12 Henderson x
1-13 Leedom x
1-14 Lucio x
1-15 Luna x
1-16 Nelson x
1-17 Patterson x
1-18 Shelley x
1-19 Sibley x
1-20 West x
1-21 Whitmire x
1-22 COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR H.B. No. 2260 By: Carriker
1-23 A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
1-24 AN ACT
1-25 relating to the transfer of programs from certain executive
1-26 agencies.
1-27 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
1-28 SECTION 1. Sections 752.001 and 752.003, Government Code,
1-29 are amended to read as follows:
1-30 Section 752.001. OFFICE OF IMMIGRATION AND REFUGEE AFFAIRS.
1-31 The Office of Immigration and Refugee Affairs is created within the
1-32 Department of Human Services <governor's office>.
1-33 Section 752.003. REFUGEE COORDINATOR. The governor shall
1-34 appoint a refugee coordinator for the office to serve at the
1-35 pleasure of the governor. The refugee coordinator shall serve as
1-36 chief administrative officer of the office and shall ensure
1-37 coordination of public and private resources in refugee
1-38 resettlement.
1-39 SECTION 2. Section 752.002, Government Code, is repealed.
1-40 SECTION 3. Sections 1 and 3, Article 4413(701), Revised
1-41 Statutes, are amended to read as follows:
1-42 Sec. 1. OFFICE. The Health and Human Services Transportation
1-43 and Planning Office is in the Texas Transportation Commission
1-44 <governor's office>.
1-45 Sec. 3. OFFICE STAFF. The Texas Transportation Commission
1-46 <governor> shall employ staff needed to carry out the duties of the
1-47 office.
1-48 SECTION 4. Section 2, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
1-49 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
1-50 read as follows:
1-51 Sec. 2. DEFINITIONS. In this Act:
1-52 (1) "Account" means the oil overcharge account
1-53 established by Section 7 of this Act.
1-54 (2) "Applicable federal guidelines" means federal
1-55 court judgments or orders, case settlements, laws, regulations, or
1-56 other federal requirements or discretionary authority, whether
1-57 imposed by the judicial, legislative, or executive branch, that
1-58 govern or restrict the use of money received by the state as a
1-59 result of petroleum overcharge litigation concerning overpricing of
1-60 crude oil or refined petroleum products during the 1973-1981 period
1-61 of mandatory federal price controls.
1-62 (3) "Competitive grant program" means a program
1-63 through which the commission <office of the governor> finances
1-64 projects under this Act that have been approved from a group of
1-65 competing proposals submitted by public or private applicants.
1-66 (4) "Direct grant program" means a program through
1-67 which the commission <office of the governor> finances projects
1-68 under this Act that have been approved as components of a proposal
2-1 recommended by the supervising agency of that program.
2-2 (5) "Energy office" means the energy office of the
2-3 commission <office of the governor>.
2-4 (6) "Supervising agency" means the state agency,
2-5 department, commission, or other entity designated by this Act or
2-6 by the commission <office of the governor> to supervise, manage, or
2-7 administer the implementation of a program financed under this Act.
2-8 (7) "Commission" means the General Services
2-9 Commission.
2-10 SECTION 5. Section 3, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
2-11 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
2-12 read as follows:
2-13 Sec. 3. Oil overcharge administration. (a) The power and
2-14 discretion to finance projects under, and oversee and monitor the
2-15 administration of, the competitive and direct grant programs
2-16 prescribed by this Act are assigned to the commission <office of
2-17 the governor>, subject to the requirements of Section 5 of this
2-18 Act.
2-19 (b) The commission <office of the governor> shall determine
2-20 the supervising agency for each competitive grant program and for
2-21 each direct grant program established by the commission <office>.
2-22 The commission <office of the governor> may:
2-23 (1) establish direct grant programs and competitive
2-24 grant programs in addition to those provided by this Act; and
2-25 (2) establish criteria for eligibility and evaluation
2-26 of proposals submitted under direct grant programs or competitive
2-27 grant programs, which criteria may apply to one or more specific
2-28 programs or to all programs.
2-29 (c) The commission <office of the governor> shall establish
2-30 programs and criteria and evaluate proposals in accordance with
2-31 applicable federal guidelines. The energy office <office of the
2-32 governor> is responsible for the transmission to the appropriate
2-33 federal entity of all information required under applicable federal
2-34 guidelines regarding programs and proposals subject to this Act.
2-35 SECTION 6. Section 4, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
2-36 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
2-37 read as follows:
2-38 Sec. 4. STAFF; AGENCY AND PRIVATE ASSISTANCE. (a) The
2-39 energy office shall provide staff to implement and administer this
2-40 Act.
2-41 (b) In addition to the energy office, the commission <office
2-42 of the governor> may enlist the assistance of any state agency,
2-43 department, commission, or other entity or any other private entity
2-44 in the evaluation or review of proposals, the audit of program
2-45 participants or supervising agencies, the performance of
2-46 administrative duties under this Act, or the development of
2-47 eligibility or evaluation criteria.
2-48 SECTION 7. Section 5, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
2-49 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
2-50 read as follows:
2-51 Sec. 5. Review committee. A review committee consisting of
2-52 the lieutenant governor and the speaker of the house of
2-53 representatives shall review proposals submitted to the committee
2-54 by the commission <office of the governor> under direct and
2-55 competitive grant programs. The commission <office of the
2-56 governor> may not finance a project under a direct or competitive
2-57 grant program until the project has been submitted as a proposal
2-58 and approved by the review committee.
2-59 SECTION 8. Sections 6(b) and (e), Oil Overcharge
2-60 Restitutionary Act (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil
2-61 Statutes), are amended to read as follows:
2-62 (b) Money in the account shall be appropriated by the
2-63 legislature to the commission <governor> for use by the commission
2-64 <office of the governor> in the implementation and operation of
2-65 programs authorized by this Act.
2-66 (e) The commission <office of the governor> shall determine
2-67 the persons whose signatures are authorized to be affixed to
2-68 vouchers submitted to the comptroller for approval of payments from
2-69 the account. The commission <office of the governor> shall give
2-70 the comptroller notice of each determination made under this
3-1 subsection. The comptroller shall approve payments from the
3-2 account in the manner provided for approval of payments from other
3-3 amounts appropriated by the legislature.
3-4 SECTION 9. Section 7(b), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
3-5 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
3-6 read as follows:
3-7 (b) The supervising agency of a direct grant program
3-8 financed under this Act may adopt rules for implementation of the
3-9 program, including rules providing eligibility criteria, that are
3-10 not inconsistent with criteria established by applicable federal
3-11 guidelines, criteria prescribed by this Act, or criteria adopted by
3-12 the commission <office of the governor>.
3-13 SECTION 10. Section 12, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
3-14 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
3-15 read as follows:
3-16 Sec. 12. Native American restitutionary program. The energy
3-17 office <Texas Indian Commission> is the supervising agency for a
3-18 direct grant program to be known as the Native American
3-19 restitutionary program. Under the program, the office <commission>
3-20 shall distribute money granted under this Act in accordance with
3-21 the applicable federal guidelines for the purpose of providing
3-22 energy-related assistance to Native Americans of this state.
3-23 SECTION 11. Section 13, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
3-24 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
3-25 read as follows:
3-26 Sec. 13. Reservoir conservation program. The Railroad
3-27 Commission of Texas is the supervising agency for a direct grant
3-28 program to be known as the reservoir conservation program. With
3-29 direct grant money under this Act, the Railroad Commission
3-30 <commission>, under the program, shall isolate productive
3-31 hydrocarbon-yielding zones by plugging or other remediation of
3-32 inactive wells in fields with enhanced recovery potential. The
3-33 reservoir conservation program must be designed to prevent the
3-34 waste of energy and conserve it for future use in accordance with
3-35 applicable federal guidelines.
3-36 SECTION 12. Section 16(b), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
3-37 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
3-38 read as follows:
3-39 (b) Under the program, the office shall finance the
3-40 operations of the Energy Management Center for Texas Schools, in
3-41 accordance with Section 88A, Public Utility Regulatory Act (Article
3-42 1446c, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes). A public school may not
3-43 receive a grant or the benefits of a grant under this Act under the
3-44 program until the school's energy conservation plan has been
3-45 approved by the commission <office of the governor>.
3-46 SECTION 13. Section 17(a), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
3-47 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
3-48 read as follows:
3-49 (a) The commission <office of the governor> shall award one
3-50 or more competitive grants to support regulatory intervention
3-51 activities to promote the adoption and expansion by energy
3-52 utilities of consumer-oriented energy conservation programs.
3-53 SECTION 14. Section 18(a), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
3-54 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
3-55 read as follows:
3-56 (a) A competitive grant program to be known as the
3-57 public-private partnership program is established. Recipients of
3-58 grant money under the program may include but are not limited to
3-59 community foundations affiliated with the Communities Foundation,
3-60 Inc., of Texas. The commission <office of the governor> may
3-61 approve and finance one or more energy-related demonstration
3-62 projects under this program as well as more broadly aimed
3-63 energy-related projects. Recipients of grant money under the
3-64 program may be required to provide in the aggregate from private
3-65 sources for projects financed under this program amounts at least
3-66 equal to the total amount of grants awarded by the commission
3-67 <office of the governor> under the program during a particular
3-68 fiscal period.
3-69 SECTION 15. Section 20, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
3-70 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
4-1 read as follows:
4-2 Sec. 20. Statewide retrofit demonstration and revolving loan
4-3 program. (a) A competitive grant program to be known as the
4-4 revolving loan program is established. Under this program, the
4-5 commission <office of the governor> may approve and finance
4-6 demonstration projects that provide loans to eligible applicants
4-7 for energy-saving capital improvements.
4-8 (b) The supervising agency may distribute, through the
4-9 revolving loan program, competitive grant money provided under this
4-10 Act to finance energy conservation projects approved by the
4-11 commission <office of the governor> for the benefit of the
4-12 following entities or groups of persons:
4-13 (1) state agencies and institutions of higher
4-14 education;
4-15 (2) public schools;
4-16 (3) political subdivisions of the state;
4-17 (4) transportation providers;
4-18 (5) agricultural producers;
4-19 (6) small businesses; and
4-20 (7) persons of low or moderate income.
4-21 (c) Loans made under this section shall be on terms
4-22 determined by the commission <office of the governor> at a low rate
4-23 of interest the office determines is sufficient to recover the
4-24 costs of administering the loan program.
4-25 (d) Any person who receives a loan under this section shall
4-26 repay the principal of and interest on the loan from the value of
4-27 energy savings that accrues as the result of the energy
4-28 conservation measure implemented with the borrowed money. If a
4-29 state agency or institution is the recipient of a loan under this
4-30 section, the agency or institution shall repay the loan from the
4-31 amount budgeted for the energy costs of the agency or institution.
4-32 The legislature may not reduce the amount budgeted for energy costs
4-33 to reflect the value of energy savings that accrue as the result of
4-34 the energy conservation measure implemented with the borrowed funds
4-35 until the loan is repaid.
4-36 SECTION 16. Section 21, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
4-37 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
4-38 read as follows:
4-39 Sec. 21. Agricultural energy conservation program. A
4-40 competitive grant program to be known as the agricultural energy
4-41 conservation program is established. With competitive grant money
4-42 under this program, the supervising agency shall distribute money
4-43 for energy projects designed to benefit agriculture in accordance
4-44 with applicable federal guidelines, including projects concerning
4-45 agricultural demonstration projects, energy audits of agricultural
4-46 and food processing facilities, and agricultural information and
4-47 technical assistance. The commission <office of the governor> may
4-48 finance a selected proposal without requiring any matching amounts,
4-49 or the commission <office> may require that the recipient match any
4-50 grant received under the program.
4-51 SECTION 17. Section 22, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
4-52 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
4-53 read as follows:
4-54 Sec. 22. Alternative energy program. A competitive grant
4-55 program to be known as the alternative energy program is
4-56 established. With competitive grant money provided under this Act,
4-57 the supervising agency shall distribute money for demonstration
4-58 projects developing alternative energy resources, which may include
4-59 photovoltaics, biomass, wind, and solar applications and other
4-60 appropriate applications of alternative energy. The commission
4-61 <office of the governor> may require grant recipients under this
4-62 program to match the grants in ratios determined by the commission
4-63 <office>.
4-64 SECTION 18. Section 23, Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
4-65 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
4-66 read as follows:
4-67 Sec. 23. Energy research and development program. The
4-68 commission <office of the governor> may finance projects under a
4-69 competitive grant program to be known as the energy research and
4-70 development program that supplement or initiate research by public
5-1 or private institutions on energy-related issues. The commission
5-2 <office of the governor> may require recipients to match grants
5-3 awarded under this program in ratios determined by the commission
5-4 <office>.
5-5 SECTION 19. Section 24(b), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
5-6 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
5-7 read as follows:
5-8 (b) Proposals under this section may include energy audits
5-9 of local government facilities, traffic light synchronization,
5-10 fleet management, and fuel-efficient transit routing. The
5-11 commission <office of the governor> may require grant recipients
5-12 under this program to match the grants in ratios determined by the
5-13 commission <office>.
5-14 SECTION 20. Section 25(b), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
5-15 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
5-16 read as follows:
5-17 (b) The commission <office of the governor> may require
5-18 grant recipients under this program to match the grants in ratios
5-19 determined by the commission <office>.
5-20 SECTION 21. Section 26(a), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
5-21 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
5-22 read as follows:
5-23 (a) A competitive grant program to be known as the mass
5-24 transit energy program is established. Under this program, the
5-25 supervising agency shall distribute competitive grant money
5-26 provided under this Act for projects concerning mass transit that
5-27 are approved by the commission <office of the governor> in
5-28 accordance with this section.
5-29 SECTION 22. Section 31(b), Oil Overcharge Restitutionary Act
5-30 (Article 4413(56), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), is amended to
5-31 read as follows:
5-32 (b) The commission <office of the governor> may require
5-33 grant recipients under this program to match the grants in ratios
5-34 determined by the commission <office of the governor>.
5-35 SECTION 23. Chapter 447, Government Code, is amended by
5-36 amending Sections 447.001, 447.002, 447.004(a), (c), and (d),
5-37 447.005, 447.006, 447.007, 447.008(a), 447.009(b), and 447.011(a)
5-38 to read as follows:
5-39 CHAPTER 447. ENERGY MANAGEMENT CENTER <OF THE OFFICE OF THE
5-40 GOVERNOR>
5-41 Sec. 447.001. Establishment of Center. The energy management
5-42 center is established in the General Services Commission <as a
5-43 division of the office of the governor>.
5-44 Sec. 447.002. Information; Rules; Programs. The energy
5-45 management center shall develop and provide energy conservation
5-46 information for the state. The center may make rules relating to
5-47 the adoption and implementation of energy conservation programs
5-48 applicable to state buildings and facilities. The center may act
5-49 in such other capacities as otherwise authorized by state or
5-50 federal law. The center's rules for programs and energy
5-51 conservation, adopted under the Administrative Procedure and Texas
5-52 Register Act (Article 6252-13a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes) may
5-53 include provisions relating to the retrofitting of existing state
5-54 structures with energy-saving devices and to the energy-related
5-55 renovation of such structures. To the extent that the General
5-56 Services Commission <office of the governor> receives money
5-57 appropriated for energy efficiency programs, the commission <office
5-58 of the governor>, through the energy management center, shall
5-59 implement programs that the center identifies as encouraging energy
5-60 conservation by state government. Unless money is available for
5-61 the implementation of such a program, a state agency is not
5-62 required to spend money for an energy conservation program under
5-63 this section.
5-64 Sec. 447.004. Design Standards. (a) Through the energy
5-65 management center, the General Services Commission <office of the
5-66 governor> shall adopt and publish energy conservation design
5-67 standards, under the Administrative Procedure and Texas Register
5-68 Act (Article 6252-13a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes), that all new
5-69 state buildings and major renovation projects, including buildings
5-70 and major renovation projects of state-supported institutions of
6-1 higher education, are required to meet. The center <office of the
6-2 governor> shall define what constitutes a major renovation project
6-3 under this section and shall review and update the standards
6-4 biennially.
6-5 (c) The standards must be adopted in terms of energy
6-6 consumption levels and must take into consideration the various
6-7 classes of building uses and must allow for design flexibility.
6-8 Procedural standards must be directed toward specific design and
6-9 building practices that produce good thermal resistance and low
6-10 infiltration and toward requiring practices in the design of
6-11 mechanical and electrical systems that maximize energy efficiency.
6-12 The procedural standards must concern, as applicable:
6-13 (1) insulation;
6-14 (2) lighting;
6-15 (3) ventilation;
6-16 (4) climate control;
6-17 (5) special energy requirements of health-related
6-18 facilities of higher education and state agencies; and
6-19 (6) any other item that the commission <office of the
6-20 governor> considers appropriate that is adopted under the
6-21 Administrative Procedure and Texas Register Act (Article 6252-13a,
6-22 Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes).
6-23 (d) In order to demonstrate compliance with the requirement
6-24 to adopt and update the conservation design standards, each agency
6-25 and institution of higher education shall submit a copy of its
6-26 design and construction manuals to the commission <office of the
6-27 governor> on request.
6-28 Sec. 447.005. Energy Efficient Projects. Subject to
6-29 applicable state and federal laws or guidelines, the General
6-30 Services Commission <office of the governor>, through the energy
6-31 management center, may implement energy efficient projects at state
6-32 agencies or may assist those agencies in implementing the projects
6-33 through energy efficiency programs financed through state or
6-34 federal grants or loans.
6-35 Sec. 447.006. Obtaining Data. The General Services
6-36 Commission <office of the governor> shall obtain semiannually from
6-37 each state agency information relating to the cost of heating and
6-38 cooling buildings owned by the state.
6-39 Sec. 447.007. Model Codes. The General Services Commission
6-40 <office of the governor> may recommend model energy conservation
6-41 building codes to municipalities for use in enacting or amending
6-42 municipal ordinances.
6-43 Sec. 447.008. Additional Energy Services. (a) Through the
6-44 energy management center, the General Services Commission <office
6-45 of the governor> may provide additional energy services, including:
6-46 (1) training of designated state employees in energy
6-47 management, energy-accounting techniques, and energy-efficient
6-48 design and construction;
6-49 (2) technical assistance regarding energy efficient
6-50 capital improvements, energy efficient building design, and
6-51 cogeneration and thermal storage investments;
6-52 (3) technical assistance to the State Auditor and to
6-53 state agencies regarding conducting energy management performance
6-54 audits and monitoring of utility bills to detect billing errors;
6-55 (4) technical assistance to state agencies regarding
6-56 third-party financing of energy efficient capital improvement
6-57 projects; and
6-58 (5) other energy-related assistance requested by
6-59 agencies, other legislatively created entities of the state,
6-60 institutions of higher education, and consortiums of institutions
6-61 of higher education that the commission <office of the governor>
6-62 considers appropriate.
6-63 (b) Based on the audit performed under Subsection (a) of
6-64 this Section, the commission <office of the governor> may recommend
6-65 changes to improve energy efficiency.
6-66 Sec. 447.011. Energy Management Planning. (a) Through the
6-67 energy management center, the General Services Commission <office
6-68 of the governor> shall provide energy management planning
6-69 assistance to state agencies and institutions of higher education,
6-70 including:
7-1 (1) preparation of a long-range plan for the delivery
7-2 of reliable, cost-effective utility services for state agencies,
7-3 institutions of higher education, boards, and commissions in Travis
7-4 County. This plan shall be presented to the affected agencies for
7-5 use in preparing their five-year construction and major
7-6 rehabilitation plans. After other energy-saving alternatives are
7-7 considered, district heating and cooling and on-site generation of
7-8 electricity may be considered in planning for reliable, efficient,
7-9 and cost-effective utility services;
7-10 (2) assistance to the Department of Public Safety for
7-11 energy emergency contingency planning, using state or federal funds
7-12 when available; and
7-13 (3) assistance to state agencies and institutions of
7-14 higher education in preparing comprehensive energy management
7-15 plans. The energy management center shall prepare guidelines for
7-16 the preparation of these plans. State agencies and institutions of
7-17 higher education that expend more than $250,000 annually for
7-18 heating, lighting, and cooling and that occupy state-owned
7-19 buildings shall prepare and submit a five-year energy management
7-20 plan to the commission <office of the governor>. Agencies and
7-21 institutions of higher education with smaller usage may be required
7-22 to submit such plans. Updated plans shall be submitted biennially
7-23 when requested by the commission <governor>.
7-24 SECTION 24. Section 2, Article 4413(37), Revised Statutes,
7-25 is amended to read as follows:
7-26 Sec. 2. The Automobile Theft Prevention Authority is
7-27 established in the Texas Department of Insurance <Criminal Justice
7-28 Division of the governor's office>.
7-29 SECTION 25. Section 6(c), Article 4413(37), Revised
7-30 Statutes, is amended to read as follows:
7-31 Sec. 6. (c) The authority may employ and compensate staff
7-32 as provided by legislative appropriation or may use staff provided
7-33 by the Texas Department of Insurance <governor's office>.
7-34 SECTION 26. This Act takes effect on September 1, 1993.
7-35 SECTION 27. The importance of this legislation and the
7-36 crowded condition of the calendars in both houses create an
7-37 emergency and an imperative public necessity that the
7-38 constitutional rule requiring bills to be read on three several
7-39 days in each house be suspended, and this rule is hereby suspended,
7-40 and that this Act take effect and be in force according to its
7-41 terms, and it is so enacted.
7-42 * * * * *
7-43 Austin,
7-44 Texas
7-45 May 21, 1993
7-46 Hon. Bob Bullock
7-47 President of the Senate
7-48 Sir:
7-49 We, your Committee on State Affairs to which was referred H.B. No.
7-50 2260, have had the same under consideration, and I am instructed to
7-51 report it back to the Senate with the recommendation that it do not
7-52 pass, but that the Committee Substitute adopted in lieu thereof do
7-53 pass and be printed.
7-54 Rosson,
7-55 Vice-Chairman
7-56 * * * * *
7-57 WITNESSES
7-58 FOR AGAINST ON
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7-60 Name: Susan Albers x
7-61 Representing: Governors Office
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7-64 Name: Laura Smith x
7-65 Representing: Texas Health and Human Services
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7-68 Name: Sandra Hightower x
7-69 Representing: Texas Dept of Human Services
7-70 City: Austin
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