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HB
415 Guerra
Relating to the procedure for adoption by a state agency of rules that may
have an adverse economic effect on small businesses, micro-businesses, and
rural communities.
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HB 632 Phelan
Relating to a pilot program for the recovery of delinquent state obligations
owed to certain state agencies.
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HB 1096 Capriglione
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Relating to the modernization of state agency information technology systems.
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HB 1752 Clardy
Relating to the construction manager-at-risk method of contracting for
governmental construction projects.
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HB 1784 Capriglione
Relating to management and storage of state records and information.
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HB 1929 Noble
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Relating to the prohibition of certain transactions between a governmental
entity and an abortion provider or affiliate of the provider.
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HB 2042 Stucky
Relating to postpayment audits conducted by the comptroller and annual
financial reports submitted by state agencies.
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HB 2071 Howard
Relating to state agencies developing applications.
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HB 2082 Stucky
Relating to recovery audits of payments made by state agencies to vendors.
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HB 2110 Shaheen
Relating to state agency measurement and management of customer satisfaction.
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HB 2162 Cole
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Relating to a study on the suitability of unused and underused public
facilities for joint use by state and local governmental entities.
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HB 2364 Darby
Relating to the applicability of information resources technology through
statewide technology centers.
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HB 2401 Deshotel
Relating to the requirement that state agency employees complete
cybersecurity awareness training.
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HB 2509 Gutierrez
Relating to creating a criminal offense for the failure to procure goods or
services from a community rehabilitation program.
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HB 2585 Leach
Relating to civil works projects and other construction projects of
governmental entities.
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HB 2884 Miller
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Relating to statewide technology centers and cloud computing services.
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HB 2965 Toth
Relating to changing the elements of an offense for certain open meetings
requirements for a member of a governmental body.
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HB 3175 Deshotel
Relating to the confidentiality of certain personal information of an
applicant for disaster recovery funds.
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HB
3402 Phelan | et al.
Relating to changing the criminal offense of conspiracy to circumvent the
open meetings law.
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HB
3535 Phelan
Relating to the payment of certain fees to municipalities by entities that
provide telecommunications and cable or video services.
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HB
3542 Phelan
Relating to the valuation of a retail public utility or its facilities as
part of a voluntary acquisition.
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HB
3631 Bailes
Relating to the confidentiality of the e-mail address of an applicant for or
holder of a license issued by a state agency.
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HB
3752 Walle
Relating to certain procedures applicable to meetings under the open meetings
law and the disclosure of public information under the public information law
in the event of an emergency, urgent public necessity, or catastrophic event.
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HB
3784 Larson
Relating to authorizing a statewide referendum allowing voters to indicate a
preference for exempting the state from daylight saving time or observing
daylight saving time year-round.
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HB
3834 Capriglione
Relating to the requirement that certain state and local government employees
and state contractors complete a cybersecurity training program certified by
the state cybersecurity coordinator.
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HB
3875 Capriglione
Relating to cloud compatibility of certain state agency information
technology purchases.
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HB
3899 Springer
Relating to the encouragement of intra-state commerce.
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HB
3912 Phelan
Relating to state agency reports submitted to the legislature.
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HB 3995 Phelan
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Relating to certificates of convenience and necessity for the construction of
transmission facilities.
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HB 4150 Paddie
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Relating to safety and inspection reporting requirements for certain
utilities.
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HB 4214 Capriglione
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Relating to matters concerning governmental entities, including
cybersecurity, governmental efficiencies, information resources, and
emergency planning.
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HJR 117 Larson
Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing a statewide referendum
allowing voters to indicate a preference for exempting this state from
daylight saving time or observing daylight saving time year-round.
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HR 24 Oliverson
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Recognizing November 7, 2019, as Victims of Communism Memorial Day.
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