Suspending limitations on conference committee
                            jurisdiction, H.B. 466
       By Brimer                                             H.R. No. 1170
       74R14211 DD-D
                                  R E S O L U T I O N
    1-1        BE IT RESOLVED by the House of Representatives of the State
    1-2  of Texas, 74th Legislature, Regular Session, 1995, That House Rule
    1-3  13, Section 9(a), be suspended in part as provided by House Rule
    1-4  13, Section 9(f), to enable the conference committee appointed to
    1-5  resolve the differences on House Bill No. 466 to consider and take
    1-6  action on the following matters:
    1-7        (1)  House Rule 13, Section 9(a)(3), is suspended to permit
    1-8  the committee to add text in proposed Article 61.03(a), Code of
    1-9  Criminal Procedure, to read as follows:
   1-10        (a)  A criminal justice agency that maintains criminal
   1-11  information under this chapter may release the information on
   1-12  request to:
   1-13              (1)  another criminal justice agency;
   1-14              (2)  a court; or
   1-15              (3)  a defendant in a criminal proceeding who is
   1-16  entitled to the discovery of the information under Chapter 39.
   1-17        Explanation:  This change adds "on request" and is necessary
   1-18  to authorize the release of information compiled under proposed
   1-19  Chapter 61, Code of Criminal Procedure, to a criminal justice
   1-20  agency, a court, or a defendant in a criminal proceeding if the
   1-21  criminal justice agency, court, or defendant requests the
   1-22  information.
   1-23        (2)  House Rule 13, Section 9(a)(4), is suspended to permit
   1-24  the committee to add text in proposed Article 61.03, Code of
    2-1  Criminal Procedure, to read as follows:
    2-2        (c)  A local criminal justice agency may not send information
    2-3  collected under this chapter to a statewide database.
    2-4        Explanation:  This change is necessary to limit statewide
    2-5  access to information collected under Chapter 61, Code of Criminal
    2-6  Procedure, by prohibiting local criminal justice agencies from
    2-7  sending information collected under Chapter 61, Code of Criminal
    2-8  Procedure, to a statewide database.
    2-9        (3)  House Rule 13, Section 9(a)(4), is suspended to permit
   2-10  the committee to add text in proposed Chapter 61, Code of Criminal
   2-11  Procedure, to read as follows:
   2-12        Art. 61.06.  DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS.  Information collected
   2-13  under this chapter must be destroyed after two years if the
   2-14  individual has not been charged with criminal activity.
   2-15        Explanation:  This change is necessary to provide for the
   2-16  destruction of records collected under proposed Chapter 61, Code of
   2-17  Criminal Procedure.