Amend CSSB 513 as follows:
      (1)  Strike SECTION 2 of the bill (Committee Printing page 2,
line 49 through page 3, line 11) and substitute a new SECTION 2 to
read as follows:
      "SECTION 2.  Section 15.20, Business & Commerce Code, is
amended to read as follows:
      Sec. 15.20.  CIVIL SUITS BY THE STATE.  (a)  Suit to Collect
Civil Fine.  The attorney general may file suit in district court
in Travis County or in any county in the State of Texas in which
any of the named defendants resides, does business, or maintains
its principal office on behalf of the State of Texas to collect a
civil fine from any person, other than a municipal corporation,
whom the attorney general believes has violated any of the
prohibitions in Subsection (a), (b), or (c) of Section 15.05 of
this Act.  Every person adjudged to have violated any of these
prohibitions shall pay a fine to the state not to exceed $1 million
if a corporation, or, if any other person, $100,000.
      (b)  Suit for Injunctive Relief.  The attorney general may
file suit against any person, other than a municipal corporation,
in district court in Travis County, or in any county in the State
of Texas in which any of the named defendants resides, does
business, or maintains its principal office on behalf of the State
of Texas to enjoin temporarily or permanently any activity or
contemplated activity that violates or threatens to violate any of
the prohibitions in Section 15.05 of this Act.  In any such suit,
the court shall apply the same principles as those generally
applied by courts of equity in suits for injunctive relief against
threatened conduct that would cause injury to business or property.
In any such suit in which the state substantially prevails on the
merits, the state shall be entitled to recover the cost of suit.
Upon finding a violation of the prohibition against acquiring the
stock, share capital, or assets of a person in Subsection (e) <(d)>
of Section 15.05 of this Act, the court shall, upon further finding
that no other remedy will eliminate the lessening of competition,
order the divestiture or other disposition of the stock, share
capital, or assets and shall prescribe a reasonable time, manner,
and degree of the divestiture or other disposition.
      (c)  Suit to Collect Actual Damages.  In order to recover
actual damages under Subsection (d) of Section 15.05 of this Act,
the attorney general may file suit, in district court in Travis
County or in any county in the State of Texas in which any of the
named defendants resides, does business, or maintains its principal
office, on behalf of the State of Texas to recover actual damages
sustained, interest on actual damages for the period beginning on
the date of service of the pleading by the State of Texas setting
forth a claim under the antitrust laws and ending on the date of
judgment, and the cost of suit, including reasonable attorney's
fees.  The rate of interest under this subsection shall be
determined in accordance with Texas law regarding postjudgment
interest rates and the amount of interest shall be adjusted by the
court if it finds that the award of all or part of such interest is
unjust under the circumstances.  If the trier of fact finds that
the unlawful conduct was wilful or flagrant, it shall increase the
recovery to threefold the damages sustained and the cost of suit,
including reasonable attorney's fees; provided, however, that
interest on actual damages as specified in this subsection may not
be recovered when recovered damages are increased threefold.
      (d)  No suit filed under Subsection (a), <or> (b), or (c) of
this section may be transferred to another county except on order
of the court.
      (e) <(d)>  Nothing in this section shall be construed to
limit the constitutional or common law authority of the attorney
general to bring actions under state and federal law."
      (2)  Strike SECTIONS 3 and 4 of the bill and renumber
subsequent SECTIONS appropriately.