SENATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING COMMITTEE: Economic Development TIME & DATE: 9:00AM, Tuesday, April 1, 1997 PLACE: Senate Chamber CHAIR: Senator David Sibley ___________________________________________________________________________ 1. Briefing by Attorney General Dan Morales on legislative immunity relating to written and verbal communications by committee members during the legislative process. 2. Consideration of the following SB 70 Haywood Relating to the eligibility of substitute teachers for unemployment compensation benefits. SB 706 Patterson, Jerry Relating to recomputation of an employer's unemployment compensation experience rate based on payment by the employer of certain voluntary contributions. SB 865 Patterson, Jerry Relating to coverage under the Texas Catastrophe Property Insurance Association for certain demolition and debris removal expenses. SB 1106 Duncan Relating to actions for amount of deductible under personal automobile insurance policies; and declaring an emergency. SB 1155 Harris Relating to business practices in the writing of title insurance. SB 1162 Carona Relating to the warranties on the transfer or presentment of demand drafts. SB 1498 Sibley Relating to rate filings for certain lines of insurance. SB 1499 Sibley Relating to the regulation and policy forms of certain lines of insurance. SB 1894 Sibley Relating to the authority of the commissioner of insurance to adopt rules for general application. SB 1895 Sibley Relating to application by the Texas Department of Insurance of provisions adopted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. SB 1896 Sibley Relating to reciprocal regulation of certain life, health, or accident insurance companies. SB 1897 Sibley Relating to insurance company loss or claim reserves. 3. Pending business SB 163 Zaffirini / et al. Relating to coverage under health benefit plans for certain supplies and services associated with the treatment of diabetes. SB 445 Haywood Relating to the status of certain oil and gas workers or services providers as independent contractors. ___________________________________________________________________________