Amend Amendment 6 by Nixon to CSHB 4 (beginning on page 495, 
amendment packet) as follows:
	(1)  On page 9 of the amendment, between lines 12 and 13, by 
inserting the following:
	(c)  Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, 
evidence described by Subsection (a) is admissible as evidence in a 
civil action only if:
		(1)  the evidence relates to a material violation of a 
standard or assessment of a monetary penalty with respect to:
			(A)  the particular incident which is the basis of 
claim being brought;
			(B)  an incident comparable to the incident that 
is the basis of the claim in the civil action; or
			(C)  the particular individual whose personal 
injury is the basis of the claim being brought in the civil action; 
and
		(2)  the violation of the standard or the violation 
that resulted in the assessment of a monetary penalty is a proximate 
cause of the injury that is the basis of the claim being brought in 
the civil action.
	(2)  On page 9 of the amendment, between lines 22 and 23, by 
inserting the following:
	(c)  Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, 
evidence described by Subsection (a) is admissible as evidence in a 
civil action only if:
		(1)  the evidence relates to a material violation of 
this chapter or a rule adopted under this chapter or assessment of a 
monetary penalty with respect to:
			(A)  the particular incident which is the basis of 
claim being brought in the civil action; or
			(B)  the particular individual whose personal 
injury is the basis of the claim being brought in the civil action; 
and
		(2)  the violation of the chapter or rule or the 
violation that resulted in the assessment of a monetary penalty is a 
proximate cause of the injury that is the basis of the claim being 
brought in the civil action.