Amend CSHB 1091 as follows:
      (1)  On Page 29, between lines 5 and 6, insert the
appropriate numbered section:
      SECTION   .  Section 192.008, Health and Safety Code, is
amended to read as follows:
      Sec. 192.008.  BIRTH RECORDS OF ADOPTED PERSON.  (a)  The
supplementary birth certificate of an adopted child must be in the
names of the adoptive parents. The only information that may be
changed on the supplementary birth certificate is the name of the
mother, father, or child. Copies of the child's birth certificates
or birth records may not disclose that the child is adopted. The
state registrar may not issue a supplementary birth certificate if
a court, an adoptive parent, or the adoptee, if the adoptee is not
less than 12 years of age, requests that a supplementary birth
certificate not be issued.  If the supplementary birth certificate
may not be issued, the state registrar shall furnish a certified
copy of the report of adoption.
      (b)  After a supplementary birth certificate of an adopted
child is filed, information disclosed from the record must be from
the supplementary certificate.
      (c)  The board shall adopt rules and procedures to ensure
that birth records and indexes under the control of the department
or local registrars and accessible to the public do not contain
information or cross-references through which the confidentiality
of adoption placements may be directly or indirectly violated. The
rules and procedures may not interfere with the registries
established under Subchapter E, Chapter 162, Family <Chapter 49,
Human Resources> Code, or with a court order under this section.
      (d)  Except as provided by Subsections <Subsection> (e) and
(f), only the court that granted the adoption may order access to
<an original birth certificate and> the filed documents on which a
supplementary certificate is based.
      (e)  A person applying for access to an original birth
certificate and the filed documents on which the supplementary
certificate is based is entitled to know the identity and location
of the court that granted the adoption, the file number of the
adoption, and the date the adoption order was rendered. If that
information is not on file, the state registrar shall give the
person an affidavit stating that the information is not on file
with the state registrar.  Any court of competent jurisdiction to
which the person presents the affidavit may order <the> access to
the documents on which the supplementary certificate is based.
      (f)  The state registrar shall provide to a person who was
adopted a noncertified copy of the person's original birth
certificate if:
            (1)  the person is not less than 21 years of age;
            (2)  a supplementary birth certificate was issued for
the person;
            (3)  the person furnishes appropriate proof of the
person's identity.
      (2)  On Page 31, between lines 20 and 21, insert the
following:
      (h)  The change in law made by this Act regarding access to
birth certificate information applies without regard to the date an
adoption order is rendered.
      (3)  Renumber the remaining sections of the bill accordingly.