Floor Packet Page No. 17 Amend CSHB 1 in SECTION 1 by inserting the following appropriately-numbered rider to read as follows: " . UNFUNDED PUBLIC EDUCATION MANDATES. (a) From the funds appropriated by this Act, the Texas Education Agency shall publish, on or before the September 1st following a regular session of the legislature and on or before the 90th day after the last day of a special session of the legislature, a list of legislative public education mandates for which the legislature has not provided reimbursement as provided by this rider and that were enacted by the legislature during that legislative session. In preparing the list of legislative public education mandates, the Texas Education Agency shall (1) remove from the list of legislative public education mandates for a previous legislative session a legislative public education mandate for which the legislature has provided reimbursement as provided by this rider or that is no longer in effect; and (2) add to the list a legislative public education mandate from a previous legislative session for which reimbursement was provided as provided by this rider in the previous session but for which reimbursement was not provided in the most recent regular session or in any subsequent special session. A legislative public education mandate is considered to be a mandate for which the legislature has provided reimbursement if the legislature appropriates or otherwise provides funds for a state fiscal year, other than revenue of the school district, estimated to be sufficient to meet the cost incurred by all affected school districts in the fiscal year of financing the expenditure. The Texas Education Agency shall deliver the list prepared under this rider to the secretary of state for publication in the Texas Register. Additionally, from the funds appropriated by this Act, the Agency shall, before September 1st of the even-numbered year before the second anniversary of the date of enactment of a legislative public education mandate identified by the Agency under this rider: (1) review the legislative history of the mandate; (2) conduct an evaluation on the benefits of the mandate and the costs of the mandate on affected political subdivisions; and (3) present a written report to the legislature and the governor on the Agency's findings. As used in this rider, "legislative public education mandate" means a statutory provision enacted by the legislature that requires a school district to establish, expand, or modify an activity in a way that requires an expenditure of revenue that would not have been required in the absence of the provision.