SENATE BILLS RETURNED FROM HOUSE WITH AMENDMENTS

Friday

May 22, 2009

Relating to the use of a computer for an unauthorized purpose.

Relating to health benefit plan coverage for routine patient care costs for enrollees participating in certain clinical trials.

Relating to licensing and inspection requirements of the Department of Family and Protective Services for certain facilities and homes providing child care; providing penalties.

Relating to promoting awareness and education about the purchase and availability of health coverage.

Relating to allowing a person who successfully completes a term of deferred adjudication community supervision to be eligible for a pardon.

Relating to the membership and activities of local school health advisory councils.

Relating to the civil and criminal consequences of operating a motor vehicle or a watercraft while intoxicated or under the influence of alcohol.

Relating to the retention by a county or municipality of certain court costs for maintaining and supporting a certified breath alcohol testing program.

Relating to punishment for certain offenses committed in a disaster area or an evacuated area.

Relating to creation of the Early Childhood Health and Nutrition Interagency Council.

Relating to the jurisdiction of and appeals from certain courts.

Relating to staff development requirements in public schools.

Relating to training and continuing education for licensed electrical apprentices.

Relating to notice required before and period to vacate after foreclosure sale of real property.

Relating to staffing, overtime, and other employment protections for nurses.

Relating to the operation of a motor vehicle in the vicinity of a vulnerable road user; providing penalties.

Relating to a physician's delegation of prescriptive authority to physician assistants or advanced practice nurses.

Relating to energy efficiency goals and programs and demand reduction targets; creating an office of energy efficiency deployment in the state energy conservation office.

Relating to transportation safety training requirements for certain child-care providers.

Relating to the liability of in-home service companies and residential delivery companies for negligent hiring.

Relating to the protection and care of individuals with mental retardation; providing criminal penalties.

Relating to the installation, maintenance, or operation of natural gas pipelines on state highways and highway rights-of-way.

Relating to the regulation of the towing and storage of vehicles.

Relating to disclosure of the prices charged to state agencies in connection with pharmacy benefit manager services.

Relating to the time allowed for execution of a search warrant issued to obtain a specimen for DNA analysis.

Relating to the accrual of vacation and sick leave for certain state employees on a military leave of absence.

Relating to the punishment for a capital felony committed by a juvenile whose case is transferred to criminal court.

Relating to child support enforcement.

Relating to the rights and liabilities of the parties in a suit for dissolution of a marriage and certain post-dissolution proceedings.

Relating to the public school physical education curriculum.

Relating to regulation of premium rates for long-term care insurance.

Relating to interactive water features and fountains.

Relating to the continuation and operation of the office of public insurance counsel.

Relating to the continuation and functions of the Office of State-Federal Relations and the administrative attachment of that agency to the office of the governor.

Relating to the continuation and functions of the Commission on Jail Standards.

Relating to the continuation and functions of the Department of Agriculture and the Prescribed Burning Board and the abolition of the Texas-Israel Exchange Fund Board; providing penalties.

Relating to the establishment of the capital writs committee and the office of capital writs and to the appointment and compensation of certain counsel for indigent defendants in a capital case.

Relating to the open records steering committee, reports by the attorney general on costs of copies, and certain deadlines, costs, and suits filed under the public information law.

Relating to a parenting and paternity awareness component of the health curriculum used in public high schools.

Relating to faculty temporary licenses to practice medicine.

Relating to the storage of records by the clerks of the supreme court and the courts of appeals.

Relating to continuation of the intercollegiate athletics fee for students at Prairie View A&M University.

Relating to the licensing and regulation of plumbers.

Relating to the appointment of a receiver to remedy hazardous properties.

Relating to a major events trust fund, a motor sports racing trust fund, and an events trust fund for sporting and non-sporting events.

Relating to the early identification of criminal defendants who are or may be persons with mental illness or mental retardation.

Relating to the assignment of security interests in certain collateral.

Relating to the organization, duties, and functions of the Texas Veterans Commission.

Relating to extension or modification of restrictive covenants in certain residential real estate subdivisions.

Relating to the requirements for a smoke detector in a multifamily residential unit.

Relating to prohibition of certain practices by owners of developments supported with low income housing tax credit allocations.

Relating to the disposal of certain exhibits used in criminal proceedings in certain counties.

Relating to the constituting of certain sales of a used motor vehicle as a private disposition for purposes of Chapter 9, Business & Commerce Code.

Relating to the creation and operation of a council to increase state efforts to offer service-enriched housing through increased coordination of housing and health services.

Relating to the name and confirmation of, and to certain fees imposed by, the McLennan County Groundwater Conservation District.