Amend CSHB 2193 by adding the following appropriately 
numbered SECTION to the bill and renumbering existing SECTIONS 
accordingly:
	SECTION ___.  (a)  Article 45.051, Code of Criminal 
Procedure, is amended by adding Subsections (b-1) and (b-2) to read 
as follows:
	(b-1)  This subsection applies only to a defendant who is 
charged with a traffic offense or an offense under Section 106.05, 
Alcoholic Beverage Code, and is a resident of this state.  If under 
Subsection (b)(10) of this article the judge requires the defendant 
to perform community service as a condition of the deferral, the 
defendant is entitled to elect whether to perform the required 
community service work for:
		(1)  a governmental entity or a nonprofit organization 
that is located in the county in which the court is located; or
		(2)  a governmental entity or a nonprofit organization 
that is located in the county in which the defendant resides, but 
only if the entity or organization agrees to:
			(A)  supervise the defendant in the performance of 
the defendant's community service work; and
			(B)  report to the court on the defendant's 
community service work. 
	(b-2)  This subsection applies only to a defendant charged 
with an offense under Section 106.05, Alcoholic Beverage Code, who, 
under Subsection (b-1), elects to perform the required community 
supervision in the county in which the defendant resides.  The 
community supervision must comply with Sections 106.071(d) and (e), 
Alcoholic Beverage Code, except that if the educational programs or 
services described by Section 106.071(d) are not available in the 
county of the defendant's residence, the court may order community 
service that it considers appropriate for rehabilitative purposes.
	(b)  This section takes effect immediately if this Act 
receives a vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to each 
house, as provided by Section 39, Article III, Texas Constitution.  
If this Act does not receive the vote necessary for immediate 
effect, this section takes effect September 1, 2005.