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

Bill stages

Filed

Jan. 29, 2015

Approved by Senate

March 23, 2015

Approved by House

Became law

 

Senate committee

Last action

Committee report sent to Calendars May 21, 2015

Actions

Action Date Acting Chamber
Committee report sent to Calendars 05/21/2015 Texas House
Committee report distributed 05/20/2015 Texas House
Comte report filed with Committee Coordinator 05/20/2015 Texas House
Reported favorably as substituted 05/08/2015 Texas House
Committee substitute considered in committee 05/08/2015 Texas House
Considered in formal meeting 05/08/2015 Texas House
Referred to Homeland Security & Public Safety 04/30/2015 Texas House
Read first time 04/30/2015 Texas House
Received from the Senate 03/24/2015 Texas House
Co-author authorized 03/24/2015 Texas Senate
Reported engrossed 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Passed 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Read 3rd time 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Record vote 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Three day rule suspended 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Read 2nd time & passed to engrossment 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Vote recorded in Journal 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Rules suspended-Regular order of business 03/23/2015 Texas Senate
Placed on intent calendar 03/18/2015 Texas Senate
Committee report printed and distributed 03/16/2015 Texas Senate
Reported favorably w/o amendments 03/16/2015 Texas Senate
Considered in public hearing 03/11/2015 Texas Senate
Left pending in committee 03/04/2015 Texas Senate
Scheduled for public hearing on . . . 03/04/2015 Texas Senate
Referred to Transportation 02/02/2015 Texas Senate
Read first time 02/02/2015 Texas Senate
Filed 01/29/2015 Texas Senate
Received by the Secretary of the Senate 01/29/2015 Texas Senate

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