Amend CSSB 305 as follows:                                                   
	(1)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.002 of the bill by striking 
subparagraph (4).
	(2)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.002 subparagraph (6) of the 
bill to read as follows:
		(6)  "Licensed glazier" means a person who holds a 
license under this chapter to perform glazing, including, where 
appropriate, an ironworker.
	(3)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.002 subparagraph (7) of the 
bill to read as follows:
		(7)  "Trainee" means a person not licensed under this 
chapter who performs automotive glass work or glazing under the 
supervision of a licensed automotive glass replacement technician, 
licensed glazier, or a person registered as an apprentice with an 
apprenticeship program involving glazing which is approved by the 
U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training.
	(4)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.003 of the bill by striking 
subparagraph (4) and renumber subsequent subparagraphs 
accordingly.
	(5)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.003 subparagraph (10) of the 
bill to read as follows:
		(10)  a person who:                                                    
			(A)  installs safety-backed mirror products; or                       
			(B)  repairs or replaces flat glass in residential 
buildings that does not exceed 30 square feet.
			(C)  is engaged exclusively in the business of 
automotive glass repair.
	(6)  Amend SECTION 1. Section 1306.051 of the bill to read as 
follows:       
	Sec. 1306.051.  BOARD; MEMBERSHIP.  (a)  The Glass 
Technicians Board of Examiners consists of nine members appointed 
by the governor with the advice and consent of the senate as 
follows:
		(1)  two licensed automotive glass replacement 
technicians;          
		(2)  two members who are owners or principals of a 
company engaged in the business of replacing automotive glass;
		(3)  one member who is a licensed glazier who shall be 
affiliated with a labor organization whose members are involved in 
glazing;

		(4)  one member who is a licensed glazier who is not 
affiliated with a labor organization whose members are involved in 
glazing;
		(5)  one member who is an owner or principal of a 
company engaged in the business of glazing which is a signatory to a 
collective bargaining agreement with a labor organization whose 
members are involved in glazing;
		(6)  one member who is an owner or principal of a 
company engaged in the business of glazing which is not a signatory 
to a collective bargaining agreement with a labor organization 
whose members are involved in glazing; and
		(7)  one member who is a representative of the 
consuming public.     
	(b)  Appointments to the board shall be made without regard 
to the race, color, disability, sex, religion, age, or national 
origin of the appointee.
	(7)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.252 subparagraph (d) of the  
bill as follows:
	(d)  In addition to the requirements under Subsection (a), an 
applicant applying for a glazier license must have:
		(1)  successfully completed a training program 
approved by the board that is at least as stringent as the Glass 
Installer Technical Institute training program developed by the 
National Glass Association or a similar training program selected 
by the board; and worked as a trainee in glazing for not less than 
one year; or
		(2)  successfully completed Apprenticeship Training 
and/or Journeymen Upgrading in the practice of glazing as part of a 
program recognized or approved by the U.S. Department of Labor 
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training.
	(8)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.301(a) of the bill by 
deleting subparagraph (4) and renumber subsequent sections 
accordingly.
	(9)  Amend SECTION 1. Sec. 1306.401(b) of the bill as 
follows:               
	(b)  The attorney general shall represent the board in an 
action under this section unless the appropriate county or district 
attorney, upon request, agrees to represent the board.
	(20)  Amend SECTION 4 of the bill to read as follows:                          
	SECTION 1.  (a)  The Glass Technicians Board of Examiners 
shall issue a license to a qualified applicant under this section 
who:
		(1)  applies for a license under this section not later 
than June 1, 2006;  
		(2)  submits to the board the information required by 
board rule;           
		(3)  holds a current auto glass repair, auto glass 
replacement, or glass installer certificate issued by the National 
Glass Association or other certification approved by the board; and
		(4)  is a participant or has successfully completed a 
United States Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship Training 
recognized or approved program related to the practice of glazing; 
and
		(5)  pays the application fee.                                                
	(b)  An applicant for a license under this section must be a 
certified automotive glass replacement technician, automotive 
glass repair technician, or glazier on the effective date of this 
Act.