HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
COMMITTEE: Human Services
TIME & DATE: 8:00AM, Thursday, April 7, 2005
PLACE: E1.026
CHAIR: Rep. Suzanna Gratia Hupp
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The Committee will meet to consider the following measures:
HB 2459 Jones, Jesse
Relating to the establishment of homeland security training
programs for older adults by the Department of Aging and Disability
Services.
HB 3348 Dunnam
Relating to admitting certain residents to nursing homes or related
institutions.
HB 315 Olivo / et al.
Relating to criteria for voluntary admission to state schools for
persons with mental retardation.
HB 2188 Deshotel
Relating to the transfer of certain state property from the Texas
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation to Spindletop
MHMR Services.
HB 1995 Villarreal
Relating to a grant program to encourage investment of federal
earned income tax credit funds.
HB 2324 Villarreal
Relating to quality improvement activities for certain subsidized
child-care services.
HB 3050 Hopson
Relating to the creation of an economic development plan for local
communities affected by the closure or change in operation of a
state school or hospital.
HB 2579 Rodriguez / et al.
Relating to procedures to ensure the involvement of parents or
guardians of children placed in certain institutions.
HB 2788 Veasey
Relating to supplemental financial assistance for certain primary
caretakers of a dependent child.
HB 2790 Veasey
Relating to a subsidized guardianship program to provide financial
subsidies to certain grandparents.
HB 1867 Naishtat
Relating to the transfer of money appropriated to provide care for
certain persons in nursing facilities to provide community-based
services to those persons.
HB 2449 Naishtat
Relating to a pilot program for transferring money appropriated to
provide institutional care for certain persons to provide
community-based services to those persons.
SB 48 Nelson
Relating to reporting requirements for convalescent and nursing
homes and related institutions.
The Committee will stand in recess while the House is in session, and
reconvene upon adjournment to hear remaining bills on the agenda.
Bills will not necessarily be taken up in the order specified above,
depending upon the availability of bill authors.
Note: The House will be considering major legislation during the week of
April 4 which may affect the scheduling of, or length of time available
for, this hearing.
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