Amend SB 565 (Senate committee printing) by adding the following appropriately numbered sections to the bill and renumbering subsequent sections of the bill accordingly: SECTION ____. Chapter 21, Government Code, is amended by adding Section 21.010 to read as follows: Sec. 21.010. EMERGENCY DEFINED. For purposes of any law that permits the chief justice of the supreme court, in the event of an emergency, to allow a court to hear cases, hold court, or transact business in a location other than a county seat where the court ordinarily is authorized to transact business, "emergency" means a condition or occurrence, including a natural disaster or enemy attack, that results in destruction of the court's facilities or that otherwise renders the facilities not physically suitable for transacting the court's normal business. SECTION ___. Subchapter A, Chapter 25, Government Code, is amended by adding Section 25.0013 to read as follows: Sec. 25.0013. LOCATION OF EMERGENCY COURT PROCEEDINGS. The chief justice of the supreme court may, in the event of an emergency, by order allow a statutory county court to hear cases, hold court, and transact business at the county seat of another county located in the administrative judicial region in which the statutory county court is located or at the county seat of a county located in an adjacent administrative judicial region. This section prevails over any provision of this chapter that requires a case to be heard in a specific county or city. SECTION ___. Subchapter B, Chapter 25, Government Code, is amended by adding Section 25.0028 to read as follows: Sec. 25.0028. LOCATION OF EMERGENCY COURT PROCEEDINGS. The chief justice of the supreme court may, in the event of an emergency, by order allow a statutory probate court to hear cases, hold court, and transact business at the county seat of another county located in the administrative judicial region in which the statutory probate court is located or at the county seat of a county located in an adjacent administrative judicial region. This section prevails over any provision of this chapter that requires a case to be heard in a specific county or city.