The 84th legislative session ended on June 1, 2015. See the bills that have become law.

Bill stages

Filed

March 11, 2015

Approved by House

Approved by Senate

Became law

 

Senate committee

  • Committee not yet assigned

House committee

Last action

Statement(s) of vote recorded in Journal May 13, 2015

Actions

Action Date Acting Chamber
Statement(s) of vote recorded in Journal 05/13/2015 Texas House
Record vote 05/13/2015 Texas House
Failed to pass to engrossment 05/13/2015 Texas House
Point of order overruled 05/13/2015 Texas House
Amendment fails of adoption 05/13/2015 Texas House
Motion to table fails 05/13/2015 Texas House
Amendment(s) offered 05/13/2015 Texas House
Amendment withdrawn 05/13/2015 Texas House
Amended 05/13/2015 Texas House
Laid out as postponed business 05/13/2015 Texas House
Postponed 05/12/2015 Texas House
Read 2nd time 05/11/2015 Texas House
Placed on General State Calendar 05/08/2015 Texas House
Considered in Calendars 05/06/2015 Texas House
Committee report sent to Calendars 04/27/2015 Texas House
Transferred to Calendars Committee 04/27/2015 Texas House
Considered in Local & Consent Calendars 04/27/2015 Texas House
Comm. report sent to Local & Consent Calendar 04/27/2015 Texas House
Committee report distributed 04/26/2015 Texas House
Comte report filed with Committee Coordinator 04/24/2015 Texas House
Recommended to be sent to Local & Consent 04/16/2015 Texas House
Reported favorably as substituted 04/16/2015 Texas House
Committee substitute considered in committee 04/16/2015 Texas House
Considered in formal meeting 04/16/2015 Texas House
Left pending in committee 04/14/2015 Texas House
Testimony taken/registration(s) recorded in committee 04/14/2015 Texas House
Considered in public hearing 04/14/2015 Texas House
Referred to Ways & Means 03/24/2015 Texas House
Read first time 03/24/2015 Texas House
Filed 03/11/2015 Texas House

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