Amend CSSB 89 by adding the following appropriately numbered 
SECTIONS to the bill and renumbering subsequent SECTIONS of the 
bill accordingly:
	SECTION ___.  Subchapter C, Chapter 11, Alcoholic Beverage 
Code, is amended by adding Section 11.614 to read as follows:
	Sec. 11.614.  INJUNCTIVE RELIEF.  (a)  This section applies 
to a proceeding to cancel or suspend a permit that authorizes the 
permit holder to sell alcoholic beverages for on-premises 
consumption.
	(b)  The commission or administrator may file a motion with 
the State Office of Administrative Hearings for injunctive relief 
while the proceeding to cancel or suspend the permit is pending.
	(c)  If the administrator or commission establishes that 
there are ongoing criminal acts on the permitted premises that 
constitute a threat to the public health, safety, or welfare, the 
administrative law judge may enter an order to stop the criminal 
activity from occurring on the permitted premises while the 
contested case is pending.  Except as provided by Subsection (f), an 
administrative law judge may not issue an injunctive order without 
notice and a hearing.
	(d)  If a permit holder violates an order issued under this 
section, the administrative law judge shall:
		(1)  cancel the permit holder's permit;                                
		(2)  suspend the permit holder's permit; or                            
		(3)  impose a civil fine on the permit holder.                         
	(e)  The commission or administrator may file a motion with 
the administrative law judge requesting a hearing on the issue of 
whether the permit holder violated an order issued under this 
section.  The administrative law judge shall hold the hearing after 
the 10th day after the date the motion for a hearing is filed and 
before the 21st day after the date the motion for a hearing is 
filed.
	(f)  On application by the administrator or commission, the 
administrative law judge may enter a temporary order without notice 
to the permit holder to stop ongoing criminal activity that 
immediately threatens the public health, safety, or welfare.  A 
temporary order must expire not later than the 10th day after the 
date the order is entered.  Before the temporary order expires, the 
administrative law judge shall hold a hearing on the question of 
whether the temporary order should be extended for the duration of 
the contested case.
	(g)  The administrative law judge shall give priority to a 
hearing for temporary relief over all other matters pending before 
the administrative law judge.
	(h)  At the close of the contested case, if the permit holder 
continues to operate, the administrative law judge may issue a 
permanent order imposing conditions on the permit holder to prevent 
the reoccurrence of the criminal activity on the permit holder's 
premises.
	SECTION ___.  Subchapter C, Chapter 61, Alcoholic Beverage 
Code, is amended by adding Section 61.722 to read as follows:
	Sec. 61.722.  INJUNCTIVE RELIEF.  (a)  This section applies 
to a proceeding to cancel or suspend a license that authorizes the 
license holder to sell alcoholic beverages for on-premises 
consumption.
	(b)  The commission or administrator may file a motion with 
the State Office of Administrative Hearings for injunctive relief 
while the proceeding to cancel or suspend the license is pending.
	(c)  If the administrator or commission establishes that 
there are ongoing criminal acts on the licensed premises that 
constitute a threat to the public health, safety, or welfare, the 
administrative law judge may enter an order to stop the criminal 
activity from occurring on the licensed premises while the 
contested case is pending.  Except as provided by Subsection (f), an 
administrative law judge may not issue an injunctive order without 
notice and a hearing.
	(d)  If a license holder violates an order issued under this 
section, the administrative law judge shall:
		(1)  cancel the license holder's license;                              
		(2)  suspend the license holder's license; or                          
		(3)  impose a civil fine on the license holder.                        
	(e)  The commission or administrator may file a motion with 
the administrative law judge requesting a hearing on the issue of 
whether the license holder violated an order issued under this 
section.  The administrative law judge shall hold the hearing after 
the 10th day after the date the motion for a hearing is filed and 
before the 21st day after the date the motion for a hearing is 
filed.
	(f)  On application by the administrator or commission, the 
administrative law judge may enter a temporary order without notice 
to the license holder to stop ongoing criminal activity that 
immediately threatens the public health, safety, or welfare.  A 
temporary order must expire not later than the 10th day after the 
date the order is entered.  Before the temporary order expires, the 
administrative law judge shall hold a hearing on the question of 
whether the temporary order should be extended for the duration of 
the contested case.
	(g)  The administrative law judge shall give priority to a 
hearing for temporary relief over all other matters pending before 
the administrative law judge.
	(h)  At the close of the contested case, if the license 
holder continues to operate, the administrative law judge may issue 
a permanent order imposing conditions on the license holder to 
prevent the reoccurrence of the criminal activity on the license 
holder's premises.
	SECTION ___.  The changes in law made by this Act by the 
enactment of Sections 11.614 and 61.722, Alcoholic Beverage Code, 
apply only to a proceeding to suspend or cancel a permit or license 
commenced on or after the effective date of this Act.  A proceeding 
to suspend or cancel a permit or license commenced before the 
effective date of this Act is governed by the law in effect 
immediately before the effective date of this Act, and the former 
law is continued in effect for that purpose.