3891 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3891

AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS

BIRDWELL, BRIAN SBi3,iiRelating to public high school graduation, including curriculum and assessment requirements for graduation and funding in support of certain curriculum authorized for graduation. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi135,iiRelating to the use of a public school student s’ performance on an end-of-course assessment instrument in determining the student s’ final grade for the course. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi191,iiRelating to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits accounts. SBi201,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the State Preservation Board. SBi214,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs; authorizing and otherwise affecting the application of certain fees. SBi215,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, including related changes to the status and functions of the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation. SBi216,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Department of Information Resources and certain procurement functions of the comptroller of public accounts. SBi220,iiRelating to the abolition of the office of the fire fighters ’pension commissioner and the transfer and disposition of its functions relating to the Texas Emergency Services Retirement System and the Texas local firefighters retirement systems. SBi436,iiRelating to administration of collegiate learning assessments to students at general academic teaching institutions. SBi437,iiRelating to the determination of resident status of students by public institutions of higher education. SBi438,iiRelating to an interlocal contract between a governmental entity and a purchasing cooperative to purchase roofing materials or services. SBi439,iiRelating to the Weatherford College District service area. SBi440,iiRelating to unenforceable restrictive covenants regarding standby electric generators affecting residential homes. SBi441,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Fast Start Program to promote rapid delivery of workforce education and development. SBi442,iiRelating to leave for certain veterans returning to state employment. 3892 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3892

BIRDWELL, BRIANi — i(Continued) SBi443,iiRelating to leave for reserve law enforcement officers for required training. SBi444,iiRelating to the system by which an application for a low income housing tax credit is scored. SBi445,iiRelating to an informed student document for prospective students of certain public institutions of higher education. SBi448,iiRelating to the audit of certain river authorities. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi530,iiRelating to the inclusion of the emblem of the veteran s’ branch of service on Disabled Veteran specialty license plates. SBi532,iiRelating to the prosecution and punishment of offenses related to trafficking of persons and to certain protections for victims of trafficking of persons. SBi596,iiRelating to the application process for certain alcoholic beverage permits and licenses and the provision of alcoholic beverages on certain premises. SBi597,iiRelating to the issuance of specialty license plates for certain Operation Enduring Freedom veterans. SBi598,iiRelating to restrictions on holders of package store permits. SBi655,iiRelating to the exercise of the power of eminent domain by certain authorized entities. SBi683,iiRelating to the election of members of the board of directors of the Benbrook Water Authority. SBi838,iiRelating to giving priority to United States citizens and permanent resident aliens in awarding state-funded student financial assistance. SBi860,iiRelating to the provision of career and technology education courses in certain partnership programs to provide high school dropout recovery. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi896,iiRelating to the administration and operation of the appellate judicial system for the Second Court of Appeals District. SBi922,iiRelating to partnerships between the Texas State Technical College System and public junior colleges. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi1091,iiRelating to a credit against the access fee for a private dock charged by the Brazos River Authority in the event of a drought. SBi1092,iiRelating to the audit and review of river authorities. 3893 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3893

BIRDWELL, BRIANi — i(Continued) SBi1639,iiRelating to the application of foreign laws and foreign forum selection in certain family law proceedings. SBi1655,iiRelating to authorizing the Public Utility Commission of Texas to direct the comptroller to return the unappropriated balance of the system benefit fund to retail electric customers. SBi1710,iiRelating to measures to facilitate the transfer of students within the public higher education system and the timely graduation of students from public institutions of higher education. SBi1711,iiRelating to the extent and management of the John Graves Scenic Riverway. SBi1723,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain citizens residing outside the United States to vote a full ballot. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1893,iiRelating to the creation of the Chisholm Trails Municipal Utility District No. 1; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1907,iiRelating to the transportation and storage of firearms and ammunition by concealed handgun license holders in private vehicles on the campuses of certain institutions of higher education. SBi1917,iiRelating to the definition of an authorized emergency vehicle. SJRi27,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring certain tax bills to be approved by two-thirds of all the members elected to each house of the legislature. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi38,iiWelcoming the members of Leadership Cleburne to the State Capitol. SRi59,iiRecognizing the Daughters of the American Revolution on its new chapter in Bosque County. SRi71,iiDeclaring February 27, 2013, Hill County Day at the State Capitol. SRi120,iiIn memory of Jim Gray of Eddy. SRi124,iiWelcoming the members of the 2012-2013 Leadership Granbury class to the State Capitol. SRi128,iiRecognizing Dr. James M. Simmons on the occasion of his retirement as president of Lamar University. SRi140,iiRecognizing Tarrant County Days at the State Capitol on February 6 and 7, 2013. 3894 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3894

BIRDWELL, BRIANi — i(Continued) SRi193,iiWelcoming the members of the Leadership Waxahachie Class XVIII to the State Capitol. SRi218,iiWelcoming the Leadership Midlothian Class of 2012-2013 to the State Capitol. SRi237,iiRecognizing February 19, 2013, as Corsicana and Navarro County Day at the State Capitol. SRi255,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Mansfield Day at the State Capitol. SRi285,iiRecognizing the Texas Heroes Foundation on the occasion of its Texas Independence Day Celebration. SRi293,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Baylor Day at the State Capitol. SRi314,iiCommending Robert Griffin III on his exemplary accomplishments. SRi315,iiIn memory of Christopher Scott Kyle of Midlothian. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi337,iiWelcoming the members of the Cleburne Chamber of Commerce and the Cleburne Tuesday Forum to the Capitol. SRi338,iiRecognizing March 13, 2013, as West Day at the State Capitol. SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi381,iiCelebrating March 5, 2013, as Hewitt Day at the State Capitol. SRi484,iiRecognizing the members of the Burleson Area Chamber of Commerce. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi512,iiRecognizing Elisabeth Guldmann Brannon on the occasion of her 100th birthday. SRi528,iiRecognizing Alcoa on the occasion of its 125th anniversary. SRi542,iiRecognizing the Association of the United States Army and its visiting delegation. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi571,iiCongratulating the North Central Texas Academy Lady Pioneers for winning a state basketball championship. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi591,iiIn memory of Chad Hutson Littlefield. SRi638,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Texas State Technical College Day. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi695,iiRecognizing the Baylor University Lady Bears basketball team for winning the 2012 national championship. SRi699,iiRecognizing the Baylor University men s’ basketball team for winning the 2013 National Invitational Tournament. 3895 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3895

BIRDWELL, BRIANi — i(Continued) SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi766,iiIn memory of Andrew Michael Keel. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi1013,iiRecognizing Lynn Forney Young on her installation as president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. SRi1086,iiIn memory of Harvey Lavan "Van" Cliburn, Jr.

CAMPBELL, DONNA SBi2,iiRelating to certain charter schools. SBi3,iiRelating to public high school graduation, including curriculum and assessment requirements for graduation and funding in support of certain curriculum authorized for graduation. SBi4,iiRelating to the administration and functions of the Texas Water Development Board; authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds. SBi10,iiRelating to employment, higher education, and state purchasing programs for veterans. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi23,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Equal Opportunity Scholarship Program. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi25,iiRelating to abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization. SBi97,iiRelating to distributing or prescribing abortion-inducing drugs; providing penalties. SBi101,iiRelating to the constitutional limit on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SBi115,iiRelating to a school choice program for certain students with disabilities. SBi135,iiRelating to the use of a public school student s’ performance on an end-of-course assessment instrument in determining the student s’ final grade for the course. SBi140,iiRelating to a periodic review and expiration dates of state and local tax preferences. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi190,iiRelating to the prescription and pharmaceutical substitution of biological products. SBi191,iiRelating to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits accounts. 3896 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3896

CAMPBELL, DONNAi — i(Continued) SBi219,iiRelating to ethics of public servants, including the functions and duties of the Texas Ethics Commission; the regulation of political contributions, political advertising, lobbying, and conduct of public servants; and the reporting of political contributions and expenditures and personal financial information; providing civil and criminal penalties. SBi301,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to issue to a foreign postsecondary institution a certificate of authority to grant professional degrees. SBi489,iiRelating to the authority of a taxing unit other than a school district to establish a limitation on the amount of ad valorem taxes that the taxing unit may impose on the residence homesteads of individuals who are disabled or elderly and their surviving spouses. SBi508,iiRelating to the conversion of the West Travis County Public Utility Agency to the Hill Country Regional Water Authority and to the creation of the Hill Country Regional Water Authority; providing authority to issue revenue bonds or notes; granting the power of eminent domain; providing an administrative penalty; providing authority to impose fees. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi521,iiRelating to the provision of and parental approval for a student s’ participation in human sexuality and family planning instruction in public schools. SBi532,iiRelating to the prosecution and punishment of offenses related to trafficking of persons and to certain protections for victims of trafficking of persons. SBi537,iiRelating to minimum standards for abortion facilities. SBi554,iiRelating to the penalty for theft of an official ballot or official carrier envelope for an election. SBi557,iiRelating to a voluntary contribution to the fund for veterans ’ assistance when applying for a driver s’ license or personal identification certificate. SBi573,iiRelating to equal opportunity for access by private and parochial school students to certain University Interscholastic League sponsored activities. SBi657,iiRelating to procedural requirements for adopting and filing a school district budget. SBi664,iiRelating to the allocation of certain grants from the fund for veterans ’assistance. SBi665,iiRelating to a school district s’ recognition of and education regarding traditional winter celebrations. SBi682,iiRelating to reimbursement for services provided by advanced practice nurses and physician assistants under the Medicaid program. 3897 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3897

CAMPBELL, DONNAi — i(Continued) SBi695,iiRelating to the application of foreign laws and foreign forum selection in this state. SBi820,iiRelating to the management, breeding, and destruction of deer and to procedures regarding certain deer permits. SBi857,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board regarding the initiation, consolidation, or elimination of a degree or certificate program offered by a public institution of higher education. SBi864,iiRelating to a handgun proficiency course that is taken to obtain or renew a concealed handgun license. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi929,iiRelating to equal opportunity for access by home-schooled students to University Interscholastic League-sponsored activities; authorizing a fee. SBi974,iiRelating to the name of Texas State University–San Marcos. SBi987,iiRelating to allowing the attorney general to obtain an injunction against a municipality or county that adopts prohibited regulations regarding firearms, ammunition, or firearm supplies. SBi1027,iiRelating to the coordination of state and federal standards and reporting requirements related to the receipt of certain federal money. SBi1029,iiRelating to the conversion of a nontolled state highway or segment of the state highway system to a toll project. SBi1086,iiRelating to the regulation of certain water and sewage utilities to ensure public safety in and around certain municipalities. SBi1087,iiRelating to the authority of certain municipalities to file a lien for the costs of abatement of a floodplain ordinance violation; providing a civil penalty. SBi1193,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Texas Medical Board and the regulation of certain persons licensed by the board. SBi1194,iiRelating to a suit for possession of or access to a child by a grandparent. SBi1198,iiRelating to requirements for physicians who perform abortions; creating an offense. SBi1218,iiRelating to the proof of an applicant s’ identity and age required for the issuance of a marriage license. SBi1253,iiRelating to the relationship between Texas Department of Transportation toll projects and adjoining nontolled roads. SBi1256,iiRelating to the requirements for a sale to be considered a comparable sale for ad valorem tax purposes. SBi1263,iiRelating to allowing parents to petition for repurposing, alternative management, or closure of certain public school campuses. SBi1331,iiRelating to voting eligibility requirements for members of a metropolitan planning organization policy board. SBi1395,iiRelating to the regulation of dangerous wild animals. 3898 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3898

CAMPBELL, DONNAi — i(Continued) SBi1398,iiRelating to rules governing the allocation of delegates to a political party s’ national presidential nominating convention. SBi1406,iiRelating to State Board of Education oversight of regional education service center activities concerning certain curriculum management systems. SBi1409,iiRelating to public information regarding facilities of school districts and open-enrollment charter schools. SBi1458,iiRelating to contributions to, benefits from, and the administration of systems and programs administered by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. SBi1536,iiRelating to the Texas military; imposing criminal penalties; authorizing fees. SBi1575,iiRelating to state savings and government efficiency through a taxpayer savings grant program. SBi1639,iiRelating to the application of foreign laws and foreign forum selection in certain family law proceedings. SBi1650,iiRelating to Internet broadcasts of open meetings held by governmental bodies, including regional tollway authorities, regional mobility authorities, and metropolitan planning organizations. SBi1705,iiRelating to the administration of certain examinations required to obtain a driver s’ license. SBi1707,iiRelating to the allocation of certain revenue from the tax on the sale, rental, and use of motor vehicles to the Texas Mobility Fund. SBi1720,iiRelating to the Math and Science Scholars Loan Repayment Program for teachers who agree to teach mathematics or science in certain school districts in this state. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1735,iiRelating to certain offenses involving the carrying of concealed handguns by license holders and to defenses and exceptions to the prosecution of those offenses. SBi1736,iiRelating to the regulation of dangerous wild animals. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1771,iiRelating to the expansion of the boundaries of the Cibolo Creek Municipal Authority. SBi1857,iiRelating to the certification of certain qualified handgun instructors to conduct school safety training. SBi1867,iiRelating to the creation of the Cascades Municipal Utility District No. 1; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1868,iiRelating to the creation of the Needmore Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. 3899 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3899

CAMPBELL, DONNAi — i(Continued) SBi1869,iiRelating to the creation of the Kendall County Municipal Utility District No. 1; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1899,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 1; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1900,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 2; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1901,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 3; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1902,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 4; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1903,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 5; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1915,iiRelating to the creation of the Comal County Water Improvement District No. 3; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1918,iiRelating to certain regulatory requirements placing expiration dates on land development permits and the use of land conveyed to the state or a political subdivision for a public purpose. SBi1919,iiRelating to the condemnation of conservation easements. SJRi4,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to a person s’ freedom of religion. SJRi5,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to the rights of individuals to choose or decline to choose to purchase health insurance coverage. SJRi10,iiProposing a constitutional amendment concerning the limitation on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SJRi12,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the periodic review of state and local tax preferences and providing an expiration date for certain tax preferences. SJRi26,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit using revenues, other money, or account or fund balances dedicated by law for nondedicated general governmental purposes and to limit using that money or those balances for certification of appropriations for nondedicated purposes or entities. SJRi32,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize a political subdivision other than a school district to establish a limitation on the amount of ad valorem taxes that the political subdivision may impose on the residence homesteads of persons who are disabled or elderly and their surviving spouses. 3900 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3900

CAMPBELL, DONNAi — i(Continued) SJRi49,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to a person s’ freedom of religion. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi33,iiRecognizing the greater San Antonio area recipients of the Texas Treasure Business Award. SRi56,iiRecognizing the American Heart Association s’ Go Red for Women campaign on the occasion of its 10th National Wear Red Day. SRi107,iiWelcoming the members of the Texas Medical Association to the Texas Capitol. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi198,iiCelebrating February 13, 2013, as Leadership Boerne Day at the Capitol. SRi202,iiRecognizing The Children s’ Shelter and Voices for Children of San Antonio as they host the Remember 19 Vigil. SRi249,iiRecognizing February 21, 2013, as Viva San Antonio Day at the State Capitol. SRi282,iiRecognizing Saint Mary s’ University for its outstanding service to the City of San Antonio and the State of Texas. SRi287,iiRecognizing February 28, 2013, as Rare Disease Day. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi386,iiCommending the sponsors and students of Youth Leadership New Braunfels. SRi430,iiRecognizing the citizens of Comal County on the occasion of the restoration and rededication of the Comal County Courthouse. SRi438,iiRecognizing March 12, 2013, as TURF Day at the State Capitol. SRi439,iiRecognizing William Alloway of New Braunfels on the occasion of his 102nd birthday. SRi440,iiRecognizing Tessye B. Maurer of Bulverde on the occasion of her 89th birthday. SRi453,iiRecognizing Madison Albrecht and Kaitlyn Dehaven for being honored by the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. SRi468,iiIn memory of Mary Lou Grier. SRi475,iiCommending Anne Cornell and Aaron Mason for visiting all the state s’ courthouses. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi495,iiRecognizing Wanda Carter on the occasion of her retirement. 3901 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3901

CAMPBELL, DONNAi — i(Continued) SRi526,iiRecognizing the achievements of the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program. SRi570,iiProclaiming April 18 and 19, 2013, Texas Federation of Republican Women Legislative Days at the State Capitol. SRi657,iiCommending the San Antonio Old Spanish Trail Centennial Celebration Association. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi685,iiRecognizing Robert Paul Johnson on the occasion of his retirement. SRi725,iiRecognizing Susan Angell-Gonzalez on the occasion of her retirement. SRi741,iiRecognizing April 25, 2013, as Pay It Forward Day. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi838,iiRecognizing the New Braunfels Regional Airport for receiving the 2013 General Aviation Airport of the Year award. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi878,iiRecognizing Gary W. Raba for his service to the Texas Board of Professional Engineers. SRi893,iiRecognizing the Comal County Tax Office for earning a 2013 County Best Practices Award. SRi924,iiRecognizing Kristen Cade for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program.

CARONA, JOHN J. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi18,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Property Insurance Program and the operation of the FAIR Plan Association and the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association. SBi19,iiRelating to certain residential and other structures and mitigation of loss to those structures resulting from natural catastrophes; providing a criminal penalty. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi140,iiRelating to a periodic review and expiration dates of state and local tax preferences. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi158,iiRelating to the average price below which a newspaper is exempt from the sales tax. 3902 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3902

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SBi159,iiRelating to the definition of an authorized emergency vehicle. SBi172,iiRelating to diagnosing the reading development and comprehension of public school kindergarten students. SBi176,iiRelating to the distribution of certain consultants ’reports. SBi183,iiRelating to certain inquiries made by the Texas Department of Insurance to insurers. SBi184,iiRelating to extending claim-handling deadlines after certain emergency declarations. SBi186,iiRelating to the abatement of mosquitoes in stagnant water located on certain uninhabited residential property. SBi192,iiRelating to access to criminal history record information by the banking commissioner. SBi230,iiRelating to the applicability of state law governing funds transfers to certain remittance transfers. SBi231,iiRelating to the applicability of certain concealed handgun laws to certain associate judges and other judicial personnel. SBi232,iiRelating to use of the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry in connection with the regulatory authority of the consumer credit commissioner. SBi241,iiRelating to the regulation of advanced meters and the interconnection of ERCOT with another grid; requiring a study on the health effects of advanced meters; authorizing an administrative penalty. SBi242,iiRelating to the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience. SBi244,iiRelating to the administration, operation, supervision, and regulation of credit unions. SBi247,iiRelating to the transfer of an ad valorem tax lien; providing an administrative penalty. SBi259,iiRelating to telecommunications services and markets. SBi285,iiRelating to the application of foreign laws and foreign forum selection in a proceeding involving marriage, a suit for dissolution of a marriage, or a suit affecting the parent-child relationship in this state. SBi288,iiRelating to the regulation of crafted precious metal dealers. SBi289,iiRelating to the approval requirement for a rental-purchase agreement that includes a loss damage waiver provision. SBi297,iiRelating to prepaid funeral benefits contracts. SBi311,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of roofing contractors; authorizing a fee and providing penalties. SBi325,iiRelating to the system benefit fund fee. SBi326,iiRelating to financing programs for low-income electric customers and certain other electric customers. 3903 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3903

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SBi327,iiRelating to termination of franchises to provide cable or video service in municipalities. SBi328,iiRelating to entrepreneurs-in-residence at state agencies. SBi356,iiRelating to the audit of court registry funds in certain counties. SBi365,iiRelating to expedited credentialing for certain podiatrists and therapeutic optometrists providing services under a managed care plan. SBi382,iiRelating to the disbursement of county funds to a person owing delinquent property taxes. SBi383,iiRelating to the repeal of certain provisions governing the sale and use of certain refrigerants. SBi384,iiRelating to the offense of failure to report abuse or neglect of a child. SBi385,iiRelating to authorizing assessments for water and energy improvements in regions designated by municipalities and counties; imposing a fee. SBi407,iiRelating to an exemption for persons who sell certain burglar and fire alarm components from the requirement to be licensed as an air conditioning and refrigeration contractor. SBi408,iiRelating to the confidentiality of certain complaints to and investigations by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. SBi411,iiRelating to insurers ’duty to provide information in a fraud investigation. SBi451,iiRelating to production requirements for holders of winery permits. SBi465,iiRelating to the amount of the exemption from ad valorem taxation to which certain disabled veterans and the surviving spouses and children of certain veterans are entitled. SBi473,iiRelating to the regulation of temporary common worker employers; providing a criminal penalty; authorizing fees. SBi474,iiRelating to financing statements and other records under the secured transactions law. SBi494,iiRelating to the sources of funding for the universal service fund; authorizing a change in fees. SBi512,iiRelating to the specialized telecommunications assistance program. SBi540,iiRelating to the regulation, registration, and certification of inspectors for elevators, escalators, and related equipment. SBi562,iiRelating to the license qualifications and continuing education requirements for polygraph examiners. SBi569,iiRelating to the examination requirements for an insurance adjuster license. SBi581,iiRelating to procedures for securing the deposit of public funds. SBi583,iiRelating to eligibility for support from the universal service fund. SBi616,iiRelating to the prosecution of and the punishment for the offense of burglary committed while evading arrest or detention. 3904 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3904

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SBi617,iiRelating to the regulation of energy efficiency professionals; providing penalties; authorizing fees. SBi618,iiRelating to the elimination of the licensing and registration requirements for ringside physicians and timekeepers for combative sports events. SBi630,iiRelating to certain obligations of and limitations on residential landlords. SBi631,iiRelating to certain statutory insurance deposit requirements. SBi632,iiRelating to contracts between optometrists or therapeutic optometrists and health maintenance organizations or insurers. SBi635,iiRelating to the distribution of certain civil penalties and civil restitution received by the attorney general. SBi639,iiRelating to the sale of beer, ale, and malt liquor by a brewer or beer manufacturer to a wholesaler or distributor and contractual agreements between those entities. SBi661,iiRelating to cemeteries and perpetual care cemetery corporations; creating an offense. SBi662,iiRelating to the composition of the drought preparedness council. SBi671,iiRelating to the deregulation of weather modification operations. SBi672,iiRelating to the regulation of industrialized housing. SBi673,iiRelating to the requirements for elevators, escalators, and related equipment; providing penalties. SBi676,iiRelating to the classification of certain construction workers and the eligibility of those workers for unemployment benefits; providing penalties. SBi685,iiRelating to the registration of token trailers. SBi692,iiRelating to the filing by electronic mail of financial disclosures by certain county officers, county employees, or candidates for county office. SBi693,iiRelating to clarifying liability and damages for certain liens placed on and certain court records of real property. SBi694,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Forensic Science Commission to conduct investigations of forensic analyses conducted in connection with a civil proceeding. SBi697,iiRelating to the qualifications of certain nonresident individuals to hold a surplus lines agent license. SBi698,iiRelating to the refund of unearned premium for a personal automobile or residential property insurance policy. SBi699,iiRelating to the contents of an assumed name certificate filed by certain businesses or professionals. SBi733,iiRelating to the Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association. SBi734,iiRelating to the licensing of captive insurance companies; authorizing fees and authorizing and imposing taxes. 3905 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3905

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SBi742,iiRelating to reports of missing children, missing persons, or attempted child abductions and to education and training for peace officers regarding missing or exploited children. SBi762,iiRelating to a prohibition on the disposal of certain used equipment at a municipal solid waste facility; creating an offense. SBi778,iiRelating to trusts. SBi801,iiRelating to security deposit requirements for certain insurance companies. SBi804,iiRelating to revising provisions in certain laws governing certain banks and trust companies in this state to conform to changes in terminology made by the Business Organizations Code. SBi805,iiRelating to the regulation of banks, trust companies, and bank holding companies. SBi806,iiRelating to the use of a credit or charge card by a state agency to make certain purchases. SBi809,iiRelating to Public Utility Commission of Texas consideration of the rates for certain equalization surcharges and emergency service fees. SBi823,iiRelating to authorized acquisition and delinquency charges for certain consumer loans. SBi824,iiRelating to the administrative fee authorized for certain consumer loans; changing the amount of the fee. SBi845,iiRelating to the use of e-mail and website technology by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. SBi847,iiRelating to business entities and associations. SBi848,iiRelating to assignment of rents to holders of certain security interests in real property. SBi849,iiRelating to social purposes of a for-profit corporation and the consideration of social purposes and other interests by officers and directors of a for-profit corporation. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi870,iiRelating to marketing items provided by manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors of alcoholic beverages to retailers or consumers. SBi892,iiRelating to the application of certain concealed handgun license laws to the attorney general and to assistant attorneys general, United States attorneys, assistant United States attorneys, and special assistant United States attorneys, and to the authority of those attorneys to carry certain weapons. SBi893,iiRelating to certain conditions of, penalties for violating, and collection of information about protective orders issued in certain family violence, sexual assault or abuse, stalking, or trafficking cases. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. 3906 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3906

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SBi905,iiRelating to the sale of distilled spirits to ultimate consumers by the holder of a distiller s’ and rectifier s’ permit. SBi950,iiRelating to requiring certain alcoholic beverage permittees to be the primary American source of supply for certain alcoholic beverages. SBi951,iiRelating to surplus lines insurance. SBi952,iiRelating to interest on commercial loans. SBi953,iiRelating to the adoption of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi962,iiRelating to the approval of certain alcoholic beverages by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. SBi972,iiRelating to the repeal of certain offenses relating to certain occupations regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. SBi973,iiRelating to the regulation of barbering and cosmetology; authorizing fees. SBi1003,iiRelating to a review of and report regarding the use of adult and juvenile administrative segregation in facilities in this state. SBi1004,iiRelating to the regulation of residential mortgage loan originators, residential mortgage loan companies, mortgage bankers, and residential mortgage loan servicers under the jurisdiction of the Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending; changing a fee. SBi1005,iiRelating to the regulation of money services businesses. SBi1006,iiRelating to requirements regarding certain shareholder and policyholder dividends. SBi1007,iiRelating to own risk and solvency assessment by insurers and insurance groups; providing a penalty. SBi1008,iiRelating to the business, supervision, and regulation of state savings and loan associations and state savings banks; providing a criminal penalty. SBi1018,iiRelating to the agreements, costs, revenues, and finances of regional tollway authorities; authorizing taxes, fees, and assessments. SBi1033,iiRelating to the registration and use of marks, including trademarks and service marks. SBi1034,iiRelating to the unauthorized use of an alcoholic beverage permit or license; providing a criminal penalty. SBi1035,iiRelating to alcoholic beverage license applications and fees. SBi1036,iiRelating to applications for certain alcoholic beverage permits and licenses. SBi1052,iiRelating to search warrants issued in this state and other states for certain customer data, communications, and other information held in electronic storage in this state and other states by providers of electronic communications services and remote computing services. 3907 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3907

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SBi1053,iiRelating to the notice provided to an owner or lienholder of a vehicle towed to a vehicle storage facility or provided to an owner or operator of a vehicle by a parking facility owner. SBi1090,iiRelating to the manufacture, distribution, sale, and provision of alcoholic beverages and the regulation of those activities. SBi1125,iiRelating to first-party indemnity coverage purchased by insurance purchasing groups. SBi1139,iiRelating to the exclusion of hospital facilities from a rolling blackout. SBi1240,iiRelating to the partition of mineral interests of a charitable trust. SBi1247,iiRelating to credit services organizations and extensions of consumer credit facilitated by credit services organizations; providing civil and administrative penalties. SBi1248,iiRelating to the documentary fee charged in connection with the sale of certain recreational vehicles and boats. SBi1249,iiRelating to plugging, capping, repairing, or completing certain wells. SBi1250,iiRelating to the creation of an office of regulatory best practices in the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and the evaluation by the office of proposals by members of the legislature to regulate occupations. SBi1251,iiRelating to authorized charges and terms for certain consumer loans. SBi1320,iiRelating to the operation of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association. SBi1333,iiRelating to the creation of the Cotton Belt Rail Improvement District; providing authority to impose an assessment and issue bonds. SBi1351,iiRelating to demand-side electric energy resources in the competitive electric market. SBi1387,iiRelating to water well drillers and pump installers; changing fees. SBi1388,iiRelating to identity recovery services; imposing a fee. SBi1401,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain providers of laboratory services to participate in programs administered by health and human services agencies or the Health and Human Services Commission. SBi1402,iiRelating to access to records and certain information in those records regarding a child placed for adoption. SBi1461,iiRelating to addition of certain municipalities to the territory of a regional transportation authority. SBi1533,iiRelating to municipal sales and use tax remittances by certain retailers. SBi1611,iiRelating to discovery in a criminal case. SBi1639,iiRelating to the application of foreign laws and foreign forum selection in certain family law proceedings. SBi1665,iiRelating to the deposit of assessments and fees collected for examination expenses. SBi1666,iiRelating to the regulation of amusement rides. 3908 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3908

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SBi1728,iiRelating to forensic analysis and forensic evidence testimony in certain civil proceedings. SBi1770,iiRelating to enforcement of a lien against certain decedents ’interests in real property. SBi1795,iiRelating to the regulation of navigators for health benefit exchanges. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1887,iiRelating to excellence funding for health-related institutions of higher education. SJRi12,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the periodic review of state and local tax preferences and providing an expiration date for certain tax preferences. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi18,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the making of a reverse mortgage loan for the purchase of homestead property and to amend certain requirements in connection with a reverse mortgage loan. SJRi30,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature under certain limitations to specify the amount of the exemption from ad valorem taxation to which certain disabled veterans and the surviving spouses and children of certain veterans are entitled. SJRi48,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to require a member of the legislature to obtain and file a report on the costs and benefits of a bill or amendment to impose or increase an occupational regulation. SJRi64,iiProposing a constitutional amendment providing immediate additional revenue for the state budget by creating the Texas Gaming Commission, and authorizing and regulating the operation of casino games and slot machines by a limited number of licensed operators and certain Indian tribes. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi37,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections in S.B. No. 1003. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi196,iiCelebrating February 12, 2013, as Rowlett Day at the State Capitol. SRi197,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Irving Day at the State Capitol. SRi233,iiRecognizing the Texas Apartment Association on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. 3909 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3909

CARONA, JOHN J.i — i(Continued) SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi387,iiObserving March 6, 2013, as Commercial Real Estate Day. SRi443,iiRecognizing March 13, 2013, as Responsible Pet Owners Alliance Lobby Day at the Capitol. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi539,iiRecognizing the Rowlett Citizen Corps Council on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi619,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Texas Realtor Appreciation Day. SRi620,iiRecognizing Dorothy A. "Dot" Adler for her contributions to the Texas Republican Party. SRi621,iiIn memory of Vance Charles Miller. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi789,iiRecognizing May 8, 2013, as Texas-Israel Day. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi885,iiIn memory of Marion Lee Halford, Sr. SRi988,iiRecognizing Detta and Donnie Haffelder on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. SRi1064,iiRecognizing Katrina Pierson for founding the Garland Tea Party. SRi1065,iiRecognizing Beth Biesel for her advocacy efforts. SRi1068,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 3106. SRi1082,iiRecognizing Russell Ramsland for his advocacy efforts. SRi1083,iiRecognizing Ken Emanuelson for his political activism.

DAVIS, WENDY SBi10,iiRelating to employment, higher education, and state purchasing programs for veterans. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi73,iiRelating to prohibition of certain insurance discrimination. SBi86,iiRelating to the elimination of smoking in certain workplaces and public places; providing penalties. SBi99,iiRelating to lobbying by former members of the legislature; creating an offense. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. 3910 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3910

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SBi162,iiRelating to the occupational licensing of spouses of members of the military and the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience. SBi178,iiRelating to the disclosure on personal financial statements of certain contracts with governmental entities. SBi229,iiRelating to an exception to the domicile requirement for issuance of a commercial driver s’ license for certain military personnel. SBi237,iiRelating to the prohibition of employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression. SBi243,iiRelating to the personal needs allowance for certain Medicaid recipients who are residents of long-term care facilities. SBi247,iiRelating to the transfer of an ad valorem tax lien; providing an administrative penalty. SBi248,iiRelating to unlawful employment practices regarding discrimination in payment of compensation. SBi260,iiRelating to the absence of a student from school to visit with a parent, stepparent, or guardian who will be or has been deployed on military duty. SBi275,iiRelating to the penalty for the offense of leaving the scene of an accident that involves personal injury or death. SBi386,iiRelating to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. SBi403,iiRelating to the establishment of a community development grocery store and healthy corner store revolving loan fund program. SBi487,iiRelating to all-terrain vehicles and recreational off-highway vehicles. SBi488,iiRelating to discounted utility rates for public educational institutions; providing an administrative penalty. SBi513,iiRelating to the regulation of saltwater pipelines by the Railroad Commission of Texas. SBi514,iiRelating to the installation, maintenance, operation, and relocation of saltwater pipeline facilities. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi532,iiRelating to the prosecution and punishment of offenses related to trafficking of persons and to certain protections for victims of trafficking of persons. SBi555,iiRelating to provisions in protective orders regarding pets and other companion animals; providing a penalty. 3911 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3911

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SBi556,iiRelating to the duties of the Texas Crime Stoppers Council to encourage individuals to report criminal activity related to trafficking of persons. SBi557,iiRelating to a voluntary contribution to the fund for veterans ’ assistance when applying for a driver s’ license or personal identification certificate. SBi558,iiRelating to the rights of victims of sexual assault. SBi565,iiRelating to the accommodation of pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, children, senior citizens, users of public transportation, movers of commercial goods, and motorists on streets and highways. SBi582,iiRelating to municipal swimming pool requirements for certain dwellings. SBi599,iiRelating to the requirement that electric utilities offer a standard retail service package on a standard form with standard terms to a customer. SBi600,iiRelating to premium refunds for insurance rates found to be excessive or unfairly discriminatory; providing an administrative penalty. SBi601,iiRelating to the availability of certain payment plans for residential electric customers. SBi602,iiRelating to retail electric provider customer choice information. SBi634,iiRelating to regulating faulty on-site sewage disposal systems in the unincorporated areas of a county as a public nuisance; providing a criminal penalty. SBi643,iiRelating to a supplemental payment for retirees of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and the unfunded actuarial liabilities allowed under that system. SBi663,iiRelating to the amount of unclaimed lottery prize money to be deposited in the fund for veterans ’assistance. SBi664,iiRelating to the allocation of certain grants from the fund for veterans ’assistance. SBi728,iiRelating to the notification of certain legislators of the death of a child in foster care. SBi749,iiRelating to the detection and repair of natural gas pipeline leaks. SBi767,iiRelating to the creation of DNA records for the DNA database system. SBi802,iiRelating to the regulation of foundation repair contractors; providing penalties; authorizing fees. SBi803,iiRelating to an exemption for certain persons who sell signs from the requirement to be licensed as an electrician. SBi813,iiRelating to benefit plan coverage for autism spectrum disorder. SBi814,iiRelating to the collection and use of certain information by certain insurers; providing administrative penalties. SBi815,iiRelating to the disconnection of electric or gas utility service. SBi832,iiRelating to training for school district and open-enrollment charter school liaisons who assist students in the conservatorship of the state with school enrollments and transfers. 3912 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3912

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SBi833,iiRelating to the collection of data through the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) as to the foster care status of public school students. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi861,iiRelating to requiring certain notices to be posted on the premises of certain alcoholic beverage retailers. SBi871,iiRelating to the marketing and advertising of the veterans ’assistance lottery game. SBi895,iiRelating to access to records of a nonprofit organization supporting the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas under the public information law. SBi896,iiRelating to the administration and operation of the appellate judicial system for the Second Court of Appeals District. SBi898,iiRelating to the mental health program for veterans. SBi932,iiRelating to ethics and accountability of certain public employees, public officers, political contributors, state contractors, and grant recipients; providing penalties. SBi933,iiRelating to the allocation of the proceeds from taxes imposed on the sale, storage, or use of sporting goods. SBi934,iiRelating to increasing or decreasing at the rate of inflation the rates of taxes imposed on cigarettes, cigars, and other tobacco products. SBi935,iiRelating to the sales and use tax on the repair, maintenance, creation, or restoration, or the sale, storage, use, or other consumption, of a computer program. SBi936,iiRelating to the availability and use of certain statutorily dedicated revenues and accounts. SBi941,iiRelating to the adoption of rules by the Railroad Commission of Texas regulating the exploration for and production of natural gas in the unincorporated areas of certain counties. SBi942,iiRelating to the creation and funding of the Railroad Commission of Texas operating account; providing a penalty. SBi943,iiRelating to health benefit plan coverage of hearing aids for certain individuals. SBi954,iiRelating to the authority of the board of hospital managers of the Tarrant County Hospital District to adopt and implement a tobacco-related preventable disease policy. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi979,iiRelating to the determination by a motor vehicle insurer of the value of a vehicle declared a total loss. SBi980,iiRelating to the creation of the individual development account program to provide savings incentives and opportunities for certain foster children to pursue home ownership, postsecondary education, and business development. 3913 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3913

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SBi981,iiRelating to electric utility bill payment assistance programs for certain veterans burned in combat. SBi998,iiRelating to the partial repayment of certain extensions of consumer credit obtained for a consumer by a credit access business or that a credit access business assists the consumer in obtaining. SBi999,iiRelating to municipal ordinances regulating a credit access business or an extension of consumer credit that a credit access business obtains for a consumer or assists a consumer in obtaining. SBi1000,iiRelating to the authority of a municipality to regulate fees charged in connection with certain loans. SBi1001,iiRelating to extensions of consumer credit a credit services organization obtains for a consumer or assists a consumer in obtaining. SBi1021,iiRelating to access to certain stored communications of a provider of an electronic communications service or remote computing service in this state pursuant to a warrant issued in another state. SBi1047,iiRelating to the basic allotment and the equalized wealth level under the Foundation School Program. SBi1048,iiRelating to the regular program adjustment factor under the Foundation School Program. SBi1054,iiRelating to the vaccination against bacterial meningitis of public school students and of certain entering students at public and private or independent institutions of higher education. SBi1062,iiRelating to transportation of certain students entitled to a public education grant. SBi1077,iiRelating to the provision of lifetime income benefits under the workers ’ compensation system. SBi1129,iiRelating to a semiannual report on revenue collections prepared by the comptroller. SBi1153,iiRelating to reports issued by the comptroller on the effect of certain tax provisions. SBi1154,iiRelating to delinquent motor vehicle registrations and inspections; authorizing a change in the amount of a fee. SBi1190,iiRelating to requiring computer technicians to report images of child pornography; providing a criminal penalty. SBi1191,iiRelating to the duties of health care facilities, health care providers, and the Department of State Health Services with respect to care provided to a sexual assault survivor in an emergency department of a health care facility. SBi1192,iiRelating to the rights of certain victims of sexual assault. SBi1208,iiRelating to the creation of a regional food economy and food access task force. SBi1219,iiRelating to a customer s’ right to privacy of smart meter collected data. 3914 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3914

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SBi1254,iiRelating to lobbying by former state agency officers and executive heads; creating an offense. SBi1294,iiRelating to the awarding of contracts by the Texas Department of Transportation to private sector providers. SBi1295,iiRelating to state agency purchasing. SBi1301,iiRelating to granting and revoking licenses for open-enrollment charter schools and to exempting certain open-enrollment charter schools from assignment of a performance rating. SBi1302,iiRelating to applicability of certain public school requirements to private schools that accept students with vouchers, tax credit scholarships, or certain other funding. SBi1303,iiRelating to a comprehensive review by the Texas Education Agency of weights, allotments, and adjustments under the public school finance system. SBi1304,iiRelating to school district reports concerning corporal punishment and the issuance of citations by a peace officer. SBi1305,iiRelating to transportation within a school district of a student entitled to a public education grant. SBi1306,iiRelating to the basic allotment for the Foundation School Program for the state fiscal year ending August 31, 2013; making an appropriation. SBi1307,iiRelating to continuing education requirements for certain public school educators. SBi1308,iiRelating to auditing and monitoring of performance under contracts for state-adopted assessment instruments administered to public school students. SBi1309,iiRelating to assessment alternatives or accommodations for certain public school students in special education programs. SBi1310,iiRelating to standards for school district, public school campus, and open-enrollment charter school performance ratings. SBi1311,iiRelating to a review by the Texas Education Agency of certain assessment instruments administered to public school students. SBi1314,iiRelating to the designation of a portion of Interstate Highway 35W as the Cesar Chavez Memorial Freeway. SBi1342,iiRelating to evidence of inequality of appraisal in judicial appeals of appraisal review board orders. SBi1357,iiRelating to the use of administrative segregation or seclusion in county jails. SBi1358,iiRelating to animal encounter training for peace officers. SBi1368,iiRelating to public information pertaining to the official business of governmental bodies and to contracts by certain state governmental entities that involve the exchange or creation of public information. SBi1369,iiRelating to providing information to the legislature regarding state and local fiscal impact of legislative measures. 3915 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3915

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SBi1370,iiRelating to the deposit of money received from the federal government. SBi1377,iiRelating to making an appropriation of money from the economic stabilization fund for the Foundation School Program. SBi1378,iiRelating to the appropriations of money from the economic stabilization fund for the 2014-2015 state fiscal biennium. SBi1389,iiRelating to the disclosure on personal financial statements of service retirement annuities received. SBi1390,iiRelating to an audit by the state auditor of the Texas Enterprise Fund. SBi1391,iiRelating to a requirement that the comptroller perform a study of the Texas Economic Development Act. SBi1392,iiRelating to an audit by the state auditor and a study by the comptroller of the events trust funds. SBi1418,iiRelating to the authority of the Department of Public Safety and certain local law enforcement agencies to establish a temporary checkpoint on a highway or street to determine whether persons are driving while intoxicated. SBi1458,iiRelating to contributions to, benefits from, and the administration of systems and programs administered by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. SBi1459,iiRelating to the powers and duties of and contributions to and benefits from the systems and programs administered by the Employees Retirement System of Texas. SBi1470,iiRelating to the statute of limitations on prosecution of the offenses of kidnapping and aggravated kidnapping of a minor. SBi1484,iiRelating to health benefit plan coverage for enrollees diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. SBi1496,iiRelating to use of the money from the Texas Enterprise Fund and the Texas emerging technology fund to benefit certain historically underutilized businesses. SBi1521,iiRelating to an allotment under the public school finance system for dropout prevention. SBi1538,iiRelating to evaluating the performance, including computing dropout and completion rates, of public schools designated as dropout recovery schools. SBi1565,iiRelating to the office of public insurance counsel s’ ability to initiate a hearing on insurance rates or rate filings. SBi1566,iiRelating to the use by insurers of a standard residential property insurance policy form. SBi1567,iiRelating to coverage of certain persons under an automobile insurance policy. SBi1568,iiRelating to the minimum required term for personal automobile insurance policies used to demonstrate proof of financial responsibility. SBi1578,iiRelating to the calculation of a service retirement annuity for certain members of the elected class. 3916 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3916

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SBi1624,iiRelating to the establishment of regional water banks by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the Texas Water Development Board. SBi1625,iiRelating to standards and procedures for determining whether a person who owns, operates, or manages a pipeline is a common carrier. SBi1626,iiRelating to the contents of and public access to personal financial statements filed by public officials and candidates. SBi1675,iiRelating to establishing a demonstration project for preventative health care services, and implementation of related outreach activities. SBi1678,iiRelating to the events and expenses eligible for, reporting requirements concerning disbursements from, and a study by the comptroller of the Major Events trust fund and the Events trust fund. SBi1709,iiRelating to a study regarding the capacity and service capabilities of the Texas Women s’ Health Program. SBi1713,iiRelating to increasing funding for the basic allotment under the Foundation School Program. SBi1714,iiRelating to insufficient funds charges and check or debit authorization for a deferred presentment transaction. SBi1715,iiRelating to a requirement that a credit access business include copies of its agreements with third-party lenders in an application for a license. SBi1716,iiRelating to extensions of consumer credit a credit services organization obtains for a consumer or assists a consumer in obtaining; providing a civil penalty. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SJRi8,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the state to expand eligibility for the Medicaid program to certain persons. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi31,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting the uses of revenue from motor vehicle registration fees, taxes on motor fuels and lubricants, and certain revenue received from the federal government. SJRi41,iiProposing a constitutional amendment providing that certain fees charged in connection with certain consumer loans are attributable to the lender and included in the computation of interest for purposes of regulating interest rates. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. 3917 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3917

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi12,iiIn memory of Christopher Barry of Dallas. SRi13,iiRecognizing The Potter s’ House of Fort Worth on the occasion of its grand opening. SRi22,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Team Arlington Day. SRi23,iiIn memory of Justice C. Anderson of Fort Worth. SRi24,iiRecognizing Gene Buinger on the occasion of his retirement. SRi25,iiIn memory of James Andrew Bridges of Mansfield. SRi26,iiIn memory of Ruth Carter Stevenson of Fort Worth. SRi39,iiRecognizing the Fort Worth Police Department and the Islamic Speakers Bureau of Dallas-Fort Worth for organizing the Candles for Connecticut service. SRi61,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Kennedale Day at the State Capitol. SRi62,iiIn memory of Charles Clayton "Bud" Wilson of Fort Worth. SRi63,iiRecognizing New Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church on the occasion of its annual Raymond B. Spencer Scholarship Banquet. SRi75,iiIn memory of Albert Byron Sibbet. SRi77,iiRecognizing Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford in Fort Worth on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. SRi95,iiRecognizing February 6 and 7, 2013, as Tarrant County Days at the State Capitol. SRi97,iiIn memory of Darrell Wesley Boren of Fort Worth. SRi98,iiRecognizing Victoria and Bernie Scheffler on the occasion of the birth of their daughter, Adelaide Cecelia Scheffler. SRi129,iiProclaiming February 6, 2013, as Texas Christian University Day at the State Capitol. SRi130,iiRecognizing Douglas E. Brown for his service as teacher and pastor at the Great Commission Baptist Church in Fort Worth. SRi131,iiIn memory of Robert Mitchell Wilson of Brownwood and Arlington. SRi132,iiRecognizing Barry Sawyer for being named Peace Officer of the Year by the Major K. M. Van Zandt chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. SRi140,iiRecognizing Tarrant County Days at the State Capitol on February 6 and 7, 2013. SRi155,iiCommending Leadership Fort Worth for its community service. SRi156,iiIn memory of Heywood Carroll Clemons of Fort Worth. SRi157,iiIn memory of Mary Wiley "Dee" Faxel of Fort Worth. SRi158,iiIn memory of Christi Stanley of Fort Worth. SRi159,iiIn memory of Joe H. Edwards. SRi160,iiRecognizing Fort Worth Country Day School on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. SRi203,iiIn memory of J. W. Mack. 3918 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3918

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SRi204,iiRecognizing the Alcon Foundation, the Essilor Vision Foundation, and the Kids Vision for Life-Tarrant County Coalition on the occasion of Kids Vision Fest 2013. SRi205,iiRecognizing the B Sharp Youth Music Program at Como Elementary School in Fort Worth for being named a Gold Seal Program of Choice. SRi241,iiIn memory of Leslie E. "Lon" Goldstein of Fort Worth. SRi242,iiIn memory of James Moore West of Fort Worth. SRi243,iiIn memory of Stacey Lynn Stewart. SRi244,iiRecognizing Umoja for its contributions to the young people of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. SRi245,iiIn memory of James Richelieu Cumby, Jr., of Fort Worth. SRi246,iiIn memory of Santos "Blondie" Aguilar of Fort Worth. SRi247,iiRecognizing B. R. Daniels, Sr., of Fort Worth for his 40 years in the ministry. SRi254,iiIn memory of Carolyn Jeanette Covington Bunting of Fort Worth. SRi255,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Mansfield Day at the State Capitol. SRi270,iiRecognizing the Tarrant County College District s’ Trinity River Campus East for being named one of the best buildings to see in Texas. SRi271,iiIn memory of O. J. Blakey. SRi322,iiIn memory of Robert Sneed Davie of Fort Worth. SRi323,iiRecognizing the Fort Worth Office of Emergency Management and its director, Juan Ortiz, for establishing the Fort Worth Accessible Hazard Alert System. SRi400,iiIn memory of Joseph Wayne Julien of Benbrook. SRi401,iiIn memory of Clyde M. Magnuson, Sr., of Fort Worth. SRi402,iiIn memory of Raymond Phillip Peloubet, Jr. SRi403,iiIn memory of John P. Vittas. SRi404,iiRecognizing Matthew K. Rose for receiving the national 2013 Horatio Alger Award. SRi405,iiIn memory of Herbert C. Sheppard. SRi414,iiIn memory of Glynis Renee Rhodes-Brown of Fort Worth. SRi432,iiRecognizing Mike Berry on the occasion of his induction into the North Texas Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame. SRi433,iiRecognizing Ruby Cole Session for her achievements. SRi434,iiCongratulating Lillie Biggins for being honored by the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce. SRi435,iiIn memory of Pamela Jeanne Rogers of Fort Worth. SRi444,iiRecognizing the Pantego Youth Leadership Council for its contributions to the North Texas community. 3919 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3919

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SRi451,iiRecognizing the Brooks family of Fort Worth for their contributions to the city. SRi456,iiRecognizing the Texas launch of the Justice for Girls initiative. SRi484,iiRecognizing the members of the Burleson Area Chamber of Commerce. SRi537,iiIn memory of Nancy Lee Bass. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi561,iiRecognizing Margaret and Gerald D. "Griff" Griffith on the occasion of their 66th wedding anniversary. SRi562,iiIn memory of Hans Johann Muller. SRi563,iiIn memory of Carl R. "Dick" Coers III. SRi564,iiIn memory of Randall Cross Stegall. SRi565,iiIn memory of McKinley Jackson, Sr. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi582,iiIn memory of Emory D. Estes. SRi603,iiRecognizing Carlos Walker and Deterrius Boose for their achievements. SRi604,iiIn memory of Sandra Lutz. SRi605,iiRecognizing John Robinson for receiving the 2013 Judge Scott Moore Award. SRi606,iiIn memory of James Bryan Killebrew. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi634,iiCongratulating Martin Frost for being elected chairman of the board of the National Endowment for Democracy. SRi635,iiIn memory of Charles Cleveland Curry. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi676,iiRecognizing Gordon Dickson for receiving the Excellence in Journalism Award. SRi677,iiIn memory of Tamara Lynn Farris "Tammy" Gordon. SRi678,iiIn memory of Geraldine Brinck. SRi735,iiRecognizing Nancy and Roy Rimmer for receiving the 2013 Opening Doors Leader Award. SRi736,iiRecognizing Crescent Real Estate Holdings for receiving a 2012 National Commercial Real Estate Customer Service Award. SRi737,iiRecognizing Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County. SRi738,iiIn memory of Pamela Hsiu Lo Day. SRi739,iiIn memory of Lylian "Randy" Berry, Jr. SRi740,iiIn memory of Mary Frances Edge. 3920 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3920

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SRi755,iiRecognizing April 25, 2013, as Texas Meningitis Awareness Day. SRi770,iiRecognizing April 30, 2013, as Autism Awareness Day. SRi782,iiIn memory of Virgil Lee Norrell, Sr. SRi783,iiIn memory of Bobbie Lucille Epperson Kilpatrick. SRi784,iiRecognizing the dedication of Forest Hill Memorial Park. SRi785,iiRecognizing Dominic J. Yurk for his achievements. SRi786,iiIn memory of Frances June Ginsberg Klotzman. SRi787,iiRecognizing Michael Joseph Costello for his service to his country. SRi800,iiRecognizing Gene Buinger on the occasion of his retirement. SRi855,iiIn memory of Philip Johnson. SRi856,iiIn memory of Walter Christensen. SRi857,iiRecognizing Paulie Ayala for receiving the 2013 Believing in Youth Award. SRi858,iiRecognizing Richard Crummel on the occasion of his retirement. SRi859,iiIn memory of Carroll Wright Collins. SRi860,iiIn memory of Harold Raley Dunn. SRi861,iiIn memory of Edward Keith Averitte. SRi862,iiRecognizing the Eastern Hills High School Junior Reserve Officers ’Training Corps Highlanders. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi990,iiIn memory of O. G. "Pete" Richardson. SRi991,iiRecognizing Arlene and Richard E. Young on the occasion of their 75th birthdays. SRi992,iiRecognizing the Fort Worth Public Library Foundation on the occasion of its 20th anniversary. SRi993,iiRecognizing Bob, Sharon, Tom, and Gladys Schieffer for their achievements. SRi994,iiIn memory of Joyce Ann Milke Boll. SRi995,iiRecognizing the Colleyville Police Department on the occasion of its 40th anniversary. SRi996,iiRecognizing the Texas Christian University Community Scholars Program. SRi997,iiRecognizing the Meacham International Airport of Fort Worth for being named the 2013 Reliever Airport of the Year. SRi1086,iiIn memory of Harvey Lavan "Van" Cliburn, Jr. SRi1087,iiRecognizing the occasion of the groundbreaking at the Texas Rangers Miracle League Field in Southlake. 3921 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3921

DAVIS, WENDYi — i(Continued) SRi1088,iiIn memory of Ruby Jo Halden.

DEUELL, BOB SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi135,iiRelating to the use of a public school student s’ performance on an end-of-course assessment instrument in determining the student s’ final grade for the course. SBi147,iiRelating to the amount of outstanding total liability of a mortgage guaranty insurer. SBi166,iiRelating to the use by certain health care providers of electronically readable information from a driver s’ license or personal identification certificate. SBi167,iiRelating to safety training for employees of certain contractors with a governmental entity. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi185,iiRelating to information regarding the number of public school students with dyslexia. SBi225,iiRelating to curriculum and end-of-course assessment requirements for high school graduation. SBi253,iiRelating to newborn screening for congenital heart defects. SBi254,iiRelating to the satisfaction of a condition of community supervision requiring performance of community service. SBi255,iiRelating to the creation of a voluntary consumer-directed health plan for certain individuals eligible to participate in the group benefits program provided under the Texas Employees Group Benefits Act and their qualified dependents. SBi256,iiRelating to tracking career information for graduates of Texas medical schools and persons completing medical residency programs in Texas. SBi257,iiRelating to notice of inaccurate payment or nonpayment of certain claims under certain health benefit plans. SBi258,iiRelating to the authority of a psychologist to delegate the provision of certain care to a person under the psychologist s’ supervision, including a person training to become a psychologist. SBi295,iiRelating to lender notice to contractors regarding a construction loan or financing agreement for the improvement of real property and related procedures for suspending contractors ’and subcontractors ’performance. SBi296,iiRelating to the waiver of sovereign immunity for certain claims arising under written contracts with state agencies. 3922 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3922

DEUELL, BOBi — i(Continued) SBi301,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to issue to a foreign postsecondary institution a certificate of authority to grant professional degrees. SBi303,iiRelating to advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi348,iiRelating to a utilization review process for managed care organizations participating in the STAR + PLUS Medicaid managed care program. SBi379,iiRelating to information for prevention of sudden cardiac arrest affecting public school students participating in interscholastic athletics. SBi413,iiRelating to medical care and public health services provided by a health care professional in a licensed freestanding emergency medical care facility. SBi426,iiRelating to a home visiting program for at-risk families. SBi453,iiRelating to payment of tuition to attend public schools for students holding certain United States student visas. SBi460,iiRelating to training for public school teachers in the detection and education of students at risk for suicide or with other mental or emotional disorders and the inclusion of mental health concerns in coordinated school health efforts. SBi464,iiRelating to the dismissal of complaints against property tax professionals. SBi504,iiRelating to the requirement that certain schoolchildren be screened for abnormal spinal curvature. SBi505,iiRelating to an exemption from the licensing requirement for certain persons who measure or fit orthoses under the supervision of a physician. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi519,iiRelating to the definition of autism and other pervasive developmental disorders. SBi537,iiRelating to minimum standards for abortion facilities. SBi565,iiRelating to the accommodation of pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, children, senior citizens, users of public transportation, movers of commercial goods, and motorists on streets and highways. SBi570,iiRelating to the appointment of reserve peace officers by a fire marshal. SBi571,iiRelating to the exemption from sales and use taxes of certain health care supplies. SBi580,iiRelating to license examination attempt limits for physicians. SBi590,iiRelating to a driver s’ license renewal appointment system for prospective anatomical gift donors. 3923 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3923

DEUELL, BOBi — i(Continued) SBi593,iiRelating to the authority of a property owners ’association to regulate the use of certain lots for residential purposes. SBi594,iiRelating to exempting the first $1 million from total revenue for purposes of the franchise tax. SBi635,iiRelating to the distribution of certain civil penalties and civil restitution received by the attorney general. SBi643,iiRelating to a supplemental payment for retirees of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and the unfunded actuarial liabilities allowed under that system. SBi646,iiRelating to court-ordered outpatient mental health services. SBi658,iiRelating to the imposition and collection of a penalty for fraudulently obtaining unemployment compensation benefits. SBi684,iiRelating to a physical assessment of students by a public school. SBi729,iiRelating to the creation of the State Supported Living Center Realignment Commission. SBi730,iiRelating to the temporary exemption of certain tangible personal property related to data centers from the sales and use tax. SBi775,iiRelating to public school finance. SBi793,iiRelating to newborn hearing screening. SBi800,iiRelating to the disclosure of the calculation of out-of-network payments by the issuers of preferred provider benefit plans and by health maintenance organizations. SBi807,iiRelating to the authority of the Department of State Health Services to admit certain nonresident tuberculosis patients to a state chest hospital. SBi816,iiRelating to the date by which a school district must complete a report of an initial evaluation of a student for special education services. SBi858,iiRelating to the number of classroom hours required in a handgun proficiency course that is taken to obtain a concealed handgun license. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi872,iiRelating to county expenditures for certain health care services. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi906,iiRelating to developmentally appropriate assessment of special education students. SBi921,iiRelating to the required completion date of a report concerning an initial evaluation of a student for purposes of special education services. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. 3924 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3924

DEUELL, BOBi — i(Continued) SBi978,iiRelating to regulation by the Texas Medical Board of local anesthesia and peripheral nerve blocks administered in an outpatient setting. SBi993,iiRelating to the creation of the Texas Nonprofit Council to assist with faith-based and community-based initiatives. SBi994,iiRelating to a pilot program conducted by the Department of Aging and Disability Services to authorize certain accreditation surveys of assisted living facilities. SBi995,iiRelating to allowing employers to issue individual insurance plans. SBi996,iiRelating to health benefit plan coverage for brain injury. SBi997,iiRelating to the sales and use tax consequences of economic development agreements made by certain municipalities. SBi1082,iiRelating to eligibility requirements for certain applicants for a license to practice medicine. SBi1109,iiRelating to suspending public school accountability ratings and certain interventions and sanctions for the 2012-2013 school year. SBi1174,iiRelating to the creation of a task force on domestic violence. SBi1175,iiRelating to the establishment of a reuse program for durable medical equipment provided to recipients under the Medicaid program. SBi1176,iiRelating to the regulation of medical waste. SBi1177,iiRelating to the development of a statewide ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction system of care plan. SBi1178,iiRelating to training for public school educators in identifying mental health and suicide risks among students. SBi1179,iiRelating to a reduction in the mixed beverage tax for certain venues that present live music; authorizing a fee. SBi1309,iiRelating to assessment alternatives or accommodations for certain public school students in special education programs. SBi1411,iiRelating to regulation of traffic in a special district by a commissioners court. SBi1412,iiRelating to the periods during which breeder deer may be transferred for release. SBi1413,iiRelating to the administration of retirement systems for paid, partly paid, or volunteer firefighters. SBi1414,iiRelating to certain retail public utilities affected by single certification in incoporated or annexed areas. SBi1415,iiRelating to notice of termination by suppliers of certain dealer agreements governed by the Fair Practices of Equipment Manufacturers, Distributors, Wholesalers, and Dealers Act. SBi1416,iiRelating to the determination of whether a use of force against another is justified. 3925 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3925

DEUELL, BOBi — i(Continued) SBi1417,iiRelating to enforcement of commercial motor vehicle safety standards in certain municipalities. SBi1469,iiRelating to alternative assessment of certain public school students under the public school accountability system. SBi1473,iiRelating to the chief executive officer of the Hopkins County Hospital District and to the delegation of certain authority by the district s’ board of directors to the chief executive officer. SBi1477,iiRelating to flexibility in the administration of the Medicaid program, a block grant funding approach to Medicaid expansion, and the establishment of a health benefit exchange tailored to the needs of the state. SBi1497,iiRelating to the cultural and fine arts district program administered by the Texas Commission on the Arts. SBi1498,iiRelating to a sales tax exemption for certain items sold to or used by certain venues that present live music. SBi1537,iiRelating to certain required notices under the Texas Unemployment Compensation Act, including employer liability arising from failure to provide the notice. SBi1633,iiRelating to the sales tax treatment of a fundraising sale by a qualified organization. SBi1634,iiRelating to the administration, collection, and enforcement of sales and use taxes. SBi1635,iiRelating to the transfer of the assets of and the dissolution of the Dallas County Water Control and Improvement District No. 6. SBi1636,iiRelating to the facilitation and operation of space flight activities in this state. SBi1638,iiRelating to information included in the report of the Texas Economic Development Bank regarding the enterprise zone program. SBi1640,iiRelating to the allocation of enterprise project designations during a biennium. SBi1642,iiRelating to the number of enterprise projects the Texas Economic Development Bank may designate under the enterprise zone program. SBi1647,iiRelating to the Texas Economic Development Act. SBi1678,iiRelating to the events and expenses eligible for, reporting requirements concerning disbursements from, and a study by the comptroller of the Major Events trust fund and the Events trust fund. SBi1687,iiRelating to the establishment of a statewide system for stroke response and treatment. SBi1725,iiRelating to a prohibition of employment of a member or former member of the State Board of Education by an open-enrollment charter school; providing a penalty. SBi1727,iiRelating to the use of the Texas emissions reduction plan fund. SBi1764,iiRelating to the provision of a cranial molding orthosis under the medical assistance and child health plan programs. SBi1765,iiRelating to the reporting of health care-associated infections at health care facilities. 3926 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3926

DEUELL, BOBi — i(Continued) SBi1808,iiRelating to the cost effects of expanding eligibility for medical assistance under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. SBi1809,iiRelating to the establishment of a statewide system for the response to and treatment of certain types of heart attacks. SBi1819,iiRelating to the location of a sand mine; authorizing an administrative penalty. SBi1827,iiRelating to an additional fee for filing civil cases in certain Rockwall County courts. SBi1828,iiRelating to the creation of Mesquite Medical Center Management District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1836,iiRelating to the funding of the Texas Home Visiting Program; authorizing voluntary contributions. SBi1842,iiRelating to restraint and seclusion procedures and reporting at certain facilities. SBi1860,iiRelating to the provision of and funding for certain primary health care services. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SJRi61,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the reduction of amounts paid by Texans to provide health care to the uninsured if Medicaid eligibility is expanded in accordance with the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; requiring hospital district and county tax rate reductions. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi13,iiDeclaring the City of Canton to be the Walking Capital of Texas. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi41,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections in S.B. No. 1727. SCRi48,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections in S.B. No. 1678. SRi67,iiRecognizing Park Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation on the occasion of its grand opening under new ownership. SRi107,iiWelcoming the members of the Texas Medical Association to the Texas Capitol. SRi146,iiCelebrating February 19, 2013, as Sunnyvale Day at the Capitol. SRi147,iiCelebrating February 13, 2013, as YMCA Appreciation Day at the State Capitol. SRi148,iiCelebrating February 12, 2013, as Texas Anesthesiologists Day at the State Capitol. SRi173,iiRecognizing February 13, 2013, as Dyslexia Awareness Day at the Capitol. 3927 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3927

DEUELL, BOBi — i(Continued) SRi196,iiCelebrating February 12, 2013, as Rowlett Day at the State Capitol. SRi219,iiRecognizing February 20, 2013, as Van Zandt County Day at the State Capitol. SRi295,iiRecognizing February 25, 2013, as Rockwall County Day at the State Capitol. SRi296,iiRecognizing February 26, 2013, as Texas Grammy Music Day at the State Capitol. SRi321,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as National Multiple Sclerosis Society Texas Public Policy Conference Day at the State Capitol and March 11 through 17, 2013, as Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week in Texas. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi344,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Kaufman County Day at the State Capitol. SRi377,iiIn memory of Mark Hasse. SRi419,iiIn memory of Karen E. Gray of Balch Springs. SRi420,iiRecognizing March 12, 2013, as Balch Springs Day at the State Capitol. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi494,iiRecognizing Julia "Judy" Ewell on the occasion of her 90th birthday. SRi514,iiRecognizing the Martin s’ Mill Lady Mustangs basketball team for winning a state championship. SRi551,iiCelebrating March 28, 2013, as Hopkins County Day at the State Capitol. SRi560,iiRecognizing Selvaraj Sinnappan on the occasion of his 44th birthday and the 18th anniversary of his ordination. SRi633,iiIn memory of Melvin K. Price, Jr. SRi659,iiCommending the Texas section of the United States Tennis Association. SRi660,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Licensed Athletic Trainers Month. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi683,iiCongratulating the 2013 Texas Commission on the Arts honorees. SRi684,iiCongratulating the 2014 Texas Commission on the Arts honorees. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi836,iiIn memory of Ralph Harris Poteet. SRi847,iiRecognizing the dedication of a Texas Historical Marker honoring George Washington Tull, Sr. SRi870,iiRecognizing Van Zandt County on the occasion of its 165th anniversary. SRi879,iiRecognizing Scientific Sessions for its contributions to cardiovascular science. 3928 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3928

DEUELL, BOBi — i(Continued) SRi974,iiRecognizing Carmel Baptist Church on the occasion of its 160th anniversary. SRi1019,iiRecognizing members of the 2013 Leadership Rockwall Class.

DUNCAN, ROBERT SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi13,iiRelating to the State Pension Review Board and public retirement systems; authorizing a fee. SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi120,iiRelating to the creation of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso as a component institution of the Texas Tech University System. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. SBi301,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to issue to a foreign postsecondary institution a certificate of authority to grant professional degrees. SBi397,iiRelating to the statute of limitations for an action on a credit card account. SBi422,iiRelating to service of citation on a financial institution. SBi435,iiRelating to the payment of tuition for public high school students who participate in college credit programs. SBi531,iiRelating to self-insurance funds established by governmental units. SBi559,iiRelating to the remittance dates of certain taxes and fees and the allocation dates of certain state money. SBi575,iiRelating to the offense of the unauthorized duplication of certain recordings. SBi576,iiRelating to the delay in the implementation of the abolishment of small claims courts. SBi577,iiRelating to filling vacancies in appellate judicial offices by appointment, partisan elections for all judicial offices, and nonpartisan elections for the retention or rejection for all judicial offices. SBi578,iiRelating to use of countywide polling places for certain elections. SBi588,iiRelating to the Eastland Memorial Hospital District. SBi635,iiRelating to the distribution of certain civil penalties and civil restitution received by the attorney general. SBi641,iiRelating to the election and authority of the board of directors of the McCulloch County Hospital District. SBi679,iiRelating to certain records and supporting affidavits filed as evidence in certain actions. SBi696,iiRelating to the board of the Lubbock Reese Redevelopment Authority. SBi818,iiRelating to boll weevil eradication activities and programs. 3929 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3929

DUNCAN, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SBi819,iiRelating to the disposal of demolition waste from abandoned or nuisance buildings by certain local governments. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi910,iiRelating to certain election practices and procedures. SBi922,iiRelating to partnerships between the Texas State Technical College System and public junior colleges. SBi986,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the board of regents of the Texas Tech University System. SBi1026,iiRelating to the nonsubstantive revision of certain local laws concerning special districts, including conforming amendments. SBi1078,iiRelating to the McCamey County Hospital District; authorizing the imposition of a tax. SBi1079,iiRelating to the regulation of medical radiologic technology; providing penalties; imposing fees. SBi1104,iiRelating to the effect of rules and standards adopted by the Railroad Commission of Texas relating to the liquefied petroleum gas industry on ordinances, orders, or rules adopted by political subdivisions relating to that industry. SBi1105,iiRelating to an agreement between the Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas and a county for the provision of renewal and duplicate driver s’ licenses and other identification certificate services in certain counties; authorizing a fee. SBi1108,iiRelating to the allocation of money in the judicial and court personnel training fund. SBi1111,iiRelating to the composition of the 198th Judicial District, the creation of a judicial district composed of Edwards, Kimble, McCulloch, Mason, and Menard Counties, and the creation of the office of district attorney for the 444th Judicial District. SBi1141,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1142,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification charter school pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1146,iiRelating to the establishment of the statewide electronic filing system fund and to certain court fees and court costs to fund the account; imposing fees. SBi1203,iiRelating to the Knox County Hospital District; authorizing the imposition of a tax. SBi1240,iiRelating to the partition of mineral interests of a charitable trust. SBi1282,iiRelating to deadlines for proposals for adoption by certain districts or authorities of desired future conditions of relevant aquifers. SBi1321,iiRelating to the consideration of a life insurance policy in determining eligibility for medical assistance. SBi1332,iiRelating to who is an employee for large and small employers for health benefit plans. 3930 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3930

DUNCAN, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SBi1339,iiRelating to contractual subrogation rights of certain insurers and benefit plan issuers. SBi1365,iiRelating to the provision of credit by examination for public school students. SBi1366,iiRelating to the use of certain funds of the Texas Health Insurance Pool. SBi1367,iiRelating to abolishing the Texas Health Insurance Pool. SBi1457,iiRelating to management services for the physical facilities of the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired and the Texas School for the Deaf. SBi1458,iiRelating to contributions to, benefits from, and the administration of systems and programs administered by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. SBi1459,iiRelating to the powers and duties of and contributions to and benefits from the systems and programs administered by the Employees Retirement System of Texas. SBi1462,iiRelating to the power of the Railroad Commission of Texas to adopt and enforce safety standards and practices applicable to the transportation by pipeline of certain substances and to certain pipeline facilities. SBi1474,iiRelating to the adoption of major curriculum initiatives by a school district. SBi1475,iiRelating to a jail-based restoration of competency pilot program. SBi1490,iiRelating to the administration of and benefits payable by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. SBi1578,iiRelating to the calculation of a service retirement annuity for certain members of the elected class. SBi1611,iiRelating to discovery in a criminal case. SBi1614,iiRelating to employer participation in the Healthy Texas Program. SBi1622,iiRelating to credit to certain ceding insurers for reinsurance ceded to certain certified assuming insurers. SBi1637,iiRelating to the authority of the Railroad Commission of Texas to determine whether a person who owns, operates, or manages a pipeline is a common carrier. SBi1667,iiRelating to a chronic neurological disease registry; authorizing a fee. SBi1686,iiRelating to public school finance matters, including the imposition of a state ad valorem tax for elementary and secondary school purposes and a school district ad valorem enrichment tax. SBi1729,iiRelating to an agreement between the Department of Public Safety and a county for the provision of renewal and duplicate driver s’ license and other identification certificate services; authorizing a fee. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1812,iiRelating to the determination of state contributions for participation by certain junior college employees in the state employees group benefits program, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, and the Optional Retirement Program. 3931 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3931

DUNCAN, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SBi1848,iiRelating to the dissolution of the Lipan Creek Flood Control District. SJRi34,iiProposing a constitutional amendment for filling vacancies in appellate judicial offices by appointment, for partisan elections for all judicial offices, and for subsequent nonpartisan retention elections for all judicial offices. SJRi58,iiProposing a constitutional amendment imposing a state property tax for public education, authorizing the legislature to establish for purposes of that tax a limit on the maximum appraised value of a residence homestead of 105 percent of the appraised value of the property for the preceding tax year, prohibiting school district property taxes for maintenance purposes, and authorizing school district property taxes for educational enrichment. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi81,iiIn memory of S. M. True, Jr. SRi167,iiRecognizing Helen White Bertrand on the occasion of her retirement from the Farm Service Agency in Floyd County. SRi168,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Texas Food Bank Day at the State Capitol. SRi220,iiRecognizing February 19, 2013, as Kidney Day at the State Capitol. SRi221,iiRecognizing February 20, 2013, as Texas Tech University System Day at the State Capitol. SRi222,iiRecognizing Texas PTA for their work on behalf of the children of Texas. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi350,iiRecognizing March 5, 2013, as Rolling Plains Day at the State Capitol. SRi351,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Wilbarger County and City of Vernon Day at the State Capitol. SRi461,iiRecognizing March 18 through 22, 2013, as Texas Retired Teachers Week at the State Capitol. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi519,iiRecognizing March 26, 2013, as Lubbock Day at the State Capitol. SRi536,iiIn memory of Steve Jones. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi581,iiRecognizing April 3, 2013, as PART Day. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi771,iiIn memory of Giles W. Dalby. 3932 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3932

DUNCAN, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SRi812,iiIn memory of Joseph Eltidge Thigpen. SRi863,iiIn memory of Pat Young Steed. SRi1017,iiRecognizing May 23, 2013, as Leadership Plainview Day. SRi1031,iiRecognizing Mike Motheral for his contributions to the Sundown Independent School District. SRi1067,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 1458.

ELLIS, RODNEY SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi69,iiRelating to certain reimbursements provided for the collection of sales and use taxes. SBi70,iiRelating to the amount of the discount allowed for prepayment of sales and use taxes and the allocation of certain revenue from those taxes. SBi71,iiRelating to eligibility for the tax reduction for certain high-cost gas and the allocation of certain gas production tax revenue. SBi72,iiRelating to prohibition of the use of credit scoring in underwriting and rating certain personal lines of insurance coverage. SBi73,iiRelating to prohibition of certain insurance discrimination. SBi74,iiRelating to insurer rating practices requiring prior approval. SBi75,iiRelating to limits on the size of prekindergarten classes in public schools. SBi76,iiRelating to the availability of free prekindergarten programs in public schools. SBi77,iiRelating to placing the State Board of Education under periodic review by the Sunset Advisory Commission. SBi78,iiRelating to the development of a climate adaptation plan by certain entities. SBi79,iiRelating to dedicating money in the system benefit fund to certain purposes. SBi80,iiRelating to the designation of certain election days as state holidays. SBi81,iiRelating to the registration of voters at a polling place and related procedures. SBi82,iiRelating to prohibited deceptive or disenfranchising practices regarding an election; providing penalties. SBi83,iiRelating to early voting by mail by any qualified voter. SBi84,iiRelating to regulation of health benefit plan issuers in this state. SBi85,iiRelating to prior approval of certain insurance rates. 3933 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3933

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SBi86,iiRelating to the elimination of smoking in certain workplaces and public places; providing penalties. SBi87,iiRelating to the electronic recording and admissibility of certain custodial interrogations. SBi88,iiRelating to the authority of the governor to grant one or more reprieves in a capital case. SBi89,iiRelating to the creation of a commission to investigate and prevent wrongful convictions. SBi90,iiRelating to community supervision for certain drug possession offenses. SBi91,iiRelating to discovery in a criminal case. SBi110,iiRelating to eligibility for compensation of persons wrongfully imprisoned. SBi114,iiRelating to restrictions on the location and operation of concrete crushing facilities. SBi125,iiRelating to designated tuition. SBi136,iiRelating to unit operations for oil, gas, or oil and gas production or carbon dioxide storage. SBi140,iiRelating to a periodic review and expiration dates of state and local tax preferences. SBi203,iiRelating to the Port of Houston Authority; creating an offense. SBi310,iiRelating to health education curriculum and instruction in public schools. SBi315,iiRelating to electronic voter registration. SBi376,iiRelating to breakfast for certain public school students. SBi403,iiRelating to the establishment of a community development grocery store and healthy corner store revolving loan fund program. SBi414,iiRelating to a study and report regarding authorizing certain public junior colleges to offer baccalaureate degree programs to address regional workforce needs. SBi415,iiRelating to the establishment of a community development grocery store revolving loan fund program. SBi416,iiRelating to restrictions on access to certain personal online accounts through electronic communication devices by employers or public or private institutions of higher education; establishing an unlawful employment practice. SBi417,iiRelating to public access to personal financial statements filed by candidates for and holders of state office and state chairs of political parties. SBi418,iiRelating to a notification requirement if a public school campus or open-enrollment charter school does not have a nurse assigned to the campus during all instructional hours. SBi469,iiRelating to HIV and AIDS tests and to health benefit plan coverage of HIV and AIDS tests. SBi470,iiRelating to reimbursement under preferred provider benefit plans for services provided by licensed podiatrists. 3934 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3934

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SBi471,iiRelating to technological efficiencies in the recording of certain open meetings. SBi472,iiRelating to procedures for asserting taking claims arising from the enforcement of health and safety laws. SBi485,iiRelating to the sales tax exemption period for clothing and footwear. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi529,iiRelating to the creation of the offense of installation, transfer, use, or possession of an automated sales suppression device or phantom-ware. SBi538,iiRelating to the repeal of the offense of homosexual conduct. SBi560,iiRelating to authorization for biweekly installment payments for the compensation of certain justices, judges, and district attorneys. SBi565,iiRelating to the accommodation of pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, children, senior citizens, users of public transportation, movers of commercial goods, and motorists on streets and highways. SBi592,iiRelating to the representation of indigent defendants in criminal cases. SBi633,iiRelating to liability of certain electric utilities that allow certain uses of land that the electric utility owns, occupies, or leases. SBi645,iiRelating to water quality improvement and pollution reduction through beverage container recycling incentives; assessing a fee; providing penalties. SBi689,iiRelating to excluding certain short-term employment from unemployment compensation chargebacks and grounds for benefit disqualification. SBi690,iiRelating to the creation of Harris County Improvement District No. 23; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi720,iiRelating to jury instructions regarding the insanity defense in a criminal case. SBi721,iiRelating to the insanity defense in a criminal case. SBi722,iiRelating to eligibility to serve as an interpreter in an election. SBi750,iiRelating to the applicability of the death penalty to a capital offense committed by a person with an intellectual disability. SBi776,iiRelating to reports issued by the comptroller on the effect of certain tax provisions. SBi777,iiRelating to the terms of the public members of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission. SBi837,iiRelating to the authority of a municipality to require owners of real property to keep the property free of certain conditions. 3935 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3935

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SBi844,iiRelating to unemployment compensation eligibility and chargebacks regarding certain persons who leave work to attend training. SBi863,iiRelating to the creation of Pearland Municipal Management District No. 2; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi879,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain persons for the supplemental nutrition assistance program. SBi880,iiRelating to the expansion of eligibility for medical assistance to certain persons under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. SBi881,iiRelating to access to certain archaic information. SBi882,iiRelating to limitations on the percentage of money awarded by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas for certain uses. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi895,iiRelating to access to records of a nonprofit organization supporting the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas under the public information law. SBi907,iiRelating to reporting requirements for employers that do not obtain or otherwise provide workers ’compensation insurance coverage. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi971,iiRelating to the purposes, designation, and funding of a transportation reinvestment zone for port projects; providing authority to issue bonds; authorizing an assessment. SBi983,iiRelating to in camera review and filing of the information at issue in a suit filed under the public information law. SBi984,iiRelating to the meeting of a governmental body held by videoconference call. SBi1020,iiRelating to requirements for employers who do not obtain workers ’compensation insurance coverage under the Texas Workers ’Compensation Act. SBi1131,iiRelating to the exemption from ad valorem taxation of real property leased to and used by certain schools. SBi1134,iiRelating to the duties of the Department of Information Resources regarding cybersecurity. SBi1135,iiRelating to certain donations by school districts or public schools of food provided to the district or school through the national free or reduced-price school lunch program. SBi1153,iiRelating to reports issued by the comptroller on the effect of certain tax provisions. SBi1195,iiRelating to a contract for the acquisition of goods or services to which The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center is a party. SBi1290,iiRelating to group health benefits coverage for dependents and family members of persons wrongfully imprisoned. 3936 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3936

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SBi1291,iiRelating to the penalty for possession of certain small amounts of Penalty Group 1 controlled substances. SBi1292,iiRelating to DNA testing of biological evidence in certain capital cases. SBi1293,iiRelating to creating a disadvantaged business assistance program to be operated by the Texas Department of Transportation. SBi1377,iiRelating to making an appropriation of money from the economic stabilization fund for the Foundation School Program. SBi1378,iiRelating to the appropriations of money from the economic stabilization fund for the 2014-2015 state fiscal biennium. SBi1464,iiRelating to a postsecondary education paths pilot program in certain independent school districts. SBi1507,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain persons younger than 18 years of age to preregister to vote. SBi1511,iiRelating to appraisal of land that is available to the public. SBi1512,iiRelating to the confidentiality of certain crime scene photographs and video recordings. SBi1513,iiRelating to the interlocutory appeal of a denial of a motion to dismiss in an action involving the exercise of certain constitutional rights. SBi1514,iiRelating to a correction, clarification, or retraction of incorrect information published. SBi1515,iiRelating to the operation of a motor vehicle in the vicinity of an unprotected road user; providing penalties. SBi1526,iiRelating to criminal history background checks in connection with firearm transfers; creating offenses. SBi1527,iiRelating to the creation of certain offenses concerning firearm sales at gun shows. SBi1534,iiRelating to the automatic recurring payment of State Bar of Texas membership and additional fees. SBi1562,iiRelating to the applicability of the public information law to certain nongovernmental entities involved in law enforcement and corrections. SBi1563,iiRelating to the definition of and access to public information. SBi1564,iiRelating to an increase in the cigarette tax to fund the child health plan program. SBi1582,iiRelating to automatic voter registration on issuance or change of a driver s’ license or identification card by the Department of Public Safety. SBi1583,iiRelating to extending the court s’ jurisdiction in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship over certain young people for purposes of obtaining special immigrant juvenile status and Department of Family and Protective Services policies for handling cases involving those young people. SBi1611,iiRelating to discovery in a criminal case. 3937 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3937

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SBi1676,iiRelating to creating an offense for the unlawful possession or transfer of a large-capacity magazine. SBi1677,iiRelating to the reporting of a lost or stolen firearm; providing criminal penalties. SBi1693,iiRelating to the management of federal and state funds for the Texas Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program, and other programs directed toward the accommodation of pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, children, senior citizens, users of public transportation, and persons of all ages and abilities on separate facilities and in conjunction with motorists on street and highway corridors, hereafter the "All-Ages, Active, Safe, and Economical Transportation in Texas (AASETT)" program. SBi1810,iiRelating to the intercollegiate athletics fee at Texas Southern University. SBi1834,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1896,iiRelating to the confidentiality of information in ad valorem tax appraisal records that identifies the home address of certain judges. SJRi6,iiProposing a constitutional amendment providing immediate additional revenue for the state budget by creating the Texas Gaming Commission, authorizing and regulating the operation of casino games and slot machines by a limited number of licensed operators and certain Indian tribes, and authorizing a limited state video lottery system to be operated at horse and greyhound racetracks and on Indian tribal lands. SJRi7,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the governor to grant one or more reprieves in a capital case. SJRi8,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the state to expand eligibility for the Medicaid program to certain persons. SJRi12,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the periodic review of state and local tax preferences and providing an expiration date for certain tax preferences. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi44,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation real property leased to certain schools organized and operated primarily for the purpose of engaging in educational functions. SJRi60,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit using voluntarily paid additional fees and surcharges that are dedicated by law for nondedicated general governmental purposes and to prohibit using that money for certification of appropriations for nondedicated purposes or entities. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. 3938 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3938

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SCRi2,iiUrging the United States Congress to propose and submit to the states for ratification an amendment to the United States Constitution that overturns Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, establishing that the spending of money to influence elections shall not be construed as speech under the First Amendment, and clarifying that only natural persons are protected by constitutional rights. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi31,iiSupporting the University of Houston System Board of Regents for their approval of a health science center at the University of Houston. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi70,iiIn memory of Thurma G. Rigmaiden of Houston. SRi154,iiRecognizing the Houston Alumni Chapter of Prairie View A&M University on the occasion of its Annual Mardi Gras Scholarship Luncheon. SRi164,iiRecognizing Word of Grace Missionary Baptist Church of Houston on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. SRi185,iiRecognizing February 13, 2013, as University of Houston System Day at the State Capitol. SRi186,iiRecognizing the Hakka Association of Houston, Incorporated, on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. SRi187,iiRecognizing Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Houston on the occasion of its installation of the Reverend Edward V. Lightfoot. SRi227,iiRecognizing the Anti-Defamation League on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi228,iiCongratulating Kevin Gee for being named president of the Texas Optometric Association. SRi229,iiRecognizing Trinity United Methodist Church in Houston on the occasion of its Founders Day. SRi253,iiRecognizing the naming ceremony of Hines Memorial Church of God in Christ in Texas City. SRi261,iiCommending David Ahmad Jackson for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi273,iiRecognizing India House Houston on the occasion of the center s’ fundraising gala. SRi288,iiRecognizing Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Houston on the occasion of its Official Texas Historical Marker dedication ceremony. SRi289,iiIn memory of Sue Smith. SRi294,iiIn memory of Michael Hardee Driscoll of Harris County. SRi297,iiIn memory of James Larance Hill. SRi302,iiRecognizing L. David Punch on the occasion of his 10th anniversary as pastor of the Greater Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Houston. 3939 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3939

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SRi303,iiRecognizing February 25, 2013, as Texas Southern University Day at the State Capitol. SRi347,iiCommending SER-Nin˜os Charter School on the occasion of the dedication of its new campus. SRi348,iiRecognizing Beatrice Lehman Green of Houston on the occasion of her 100th birthday. SRi374,iiWelcoming the delegation of citizens from the Republic of Azerbaijan to Texas. SRi380,iiIn memory of Althea Lewis Renfro of Houston. SRi397,iiCommending Encourage, Empower, and Send Ministries for its work in the community. SRi418,iiRecognizing the 2013 Frontier Fiesta BBQ Cook-Off as a Texas State Barbecue Championship competition. SRi433,iiRecognizing Ruby Cole Session for her achievements. SRi447,iiRecognizing Michael Morton for being named a 2012 Texan of the Year. SRi448,iiRecognizing Christopher Scott for being named a 2012 Texan of the Year. SRi457,iiRecognizing Roy Owens for his achievements. SRi464,iiCommending Sharif Nassef Ariel Stallworth for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi465,iiCommending Jarrett O Keith’ Villery for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi470,iiRecognizing the leaders of Boy Scout Troop 740 in Houston. SRi479,iiRecognizing the 50th anniversary of the United States Supreme Court decision of Gideon v. Wainwright. SRi492,iiDeclaring March 20, 2013, Texas Tobacco-Free Kids Day. SRi493,iiCommending the Azerbaijani Cultural Center in Houston. SRi538,iiRecognizing March 14, 2013, as Joseph Chatoyer Day in Texas. SRi541,iiCommending BikeTexas for promoting bicycle safety. SRi556,iiRecognizing North Star Baptist Church International on the occasion of its 35th anniversary. SRi557,iiIn memory of Adolph Joubert, Jr. SRi558,iiCongratulating Jerome Davis on his installation as pastor of Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church. SRi566,iiRecognizing May 2, 2013, as Missouri City Day. SRi574,iiIn memory of Lee Elliott Brown. SRi588,iiRecognizing John W. Bland for being honored by the A. Philip Randolph Institute. SRi589,iiWelcoming Turkish minister of economy Zafer Caglayan to Texas. SRi596,iiCommending James C. Roland for his 32 years in the ministry. 3940 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3940

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SRi597,iiRecognizing Joyce Faye Smith and Royce Ray Smith on the occasion of their 80th birthday. SRi617,iiIn memory of Paul F. Rogers. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi631,iiRecognizing Eva Perkins on the occasion of her 74th birthday. SRi632,iiCommending Jared Fogle for his many achievements. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi669,iiRecognizing Tommy Ray Scott on the occasion of his retirement. SRi670,iiRecognizing May 12, 2013, as Miller Outdoor Theatre Day. SRi671,iiIn memory of Clyde Broussard. SRi690,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Vietnamese American Day. SRi728,iiRecognizing the 25th anniversary of Scouting at Brentwood Baptist Church. SRi729,iiRecognizing Michael Strahan for being awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters. SRi730,iiIn memory of Jack Franklin Hardwick. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi763,iiRecognizing 25-year and 50-year members of the Senate Ladies Club. SRi767,iiRecognizing Maye Frances Hainsworth-Hutson on the occasion of her 100th birthday. SRi793,iiIn memory of Adrienne Keen McFarland. SRi811,iiRecognizing the 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Angola and the United States. SRi848,iiRecognizing members of the Thierry family on the occasion of their family reunion. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi869,iiRecognizing Joseph D. Jamail, Jr., for his contributions to our state. SRi880,iiRecognizing Nancy Beatrice Pharms on the occasion of her 95th birthday. SRi889,iiRecognizing Robert L. Spangenberg on the occasion of his 80th birthday. SRi905,iiRecognizing Kellean Travillion for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi906,iiRecognizing Amir Tavakkoli for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi907,iiRecognizing Elizabeth Smith for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. 3941 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3941

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SRi908,iiRecognizing Michelle Seebachan for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi909,iiRecognizing Ashley San Miguel for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi910,iiRecognizing Keith Salas for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi911,iiRecognizing Jordan Rux for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi912,iiRecognizing LaVonda Russell for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi913,iiRecognizing Chelsea Rountree for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi914,iiRecognizing Michael Roe for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi915,iiRecognizing Tiajuana Robinson for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi916,iiRecognizing Tasheedah Roberts for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi917,iiRecognizing Rashad Roberson for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi918,iiRecognizing Alec Puente for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi919,iiRecognizing DeAndrea Petty for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi920,iiRecognizing Laura Parton for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi921,iiRecognizing Simone Wilson for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi922,iiRecognizing Thea Ulrich-Lewis for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi923,iiRecognizing Carmela Walker for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi924,iiRecognizing Kristen Cade for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi925,iiRecognizing Adenike Adesokan for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi926,iiRecognizing Anthony Washington for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. 3942 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3942

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SRi927,iiRecognizing Amber Weed for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi928,iiRecognizing Christopher White for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi929,iiRecognizing Skyla Johnson for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi930,iiRecognizing Mercadi Crawford for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi931,iiRecognizing Brenda DeRouen for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi932,iiRecognizing Thalia Dubose for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi933,iiRecognizing Christiana Elgin for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi934,iiRecognizing Carnell Emanuel for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi935,iiRecognizing Kevin Engman for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi936,iiRecognizing Karina Erickson for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi937,iiRecognizing Megan Featherston for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi938,iiRecognizing Antoine Floyd for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi939,iiRecognizing Veronica Forge for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi940,iiRecognizing Mili Gosar for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi941,iiRecognizing Vanessa Griddine for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi942,iiRecognizing Jedidah Guerra for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi943,iiRecognizing Paul Hanchett for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi944,iiRecognizing Kathryn Hendrix for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi945,iiRecognizing Jacqueline Herna´ndez for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. 3943 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3943

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SRi946,iiRecognizing James Hernandez for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi947,iiRecognizing Arthur Huggins for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi948,iiRecognizing Jarrett Jackson for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi949,iiRecognizing Dara Johnson for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi950,iiRecognizing Matthew Cherry for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi951,iiRecognizing Leonardo Coelho for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi952,iiRecognizing Adrian Carter for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi953,iiRecognizing Shaboyd Cannon for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi954,iiRecognizing Emily Campbell for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi955,iiRecognizing Garrett Brawley for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi956,iiRecognizing Daniel Boettger for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi957,iiRecognizing Lauren Berryhill for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi958,iiRecognizing Glen Austin for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi959,iiRecognizing Richard Arowolo for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi960,iiRecognizing TaLisa Jones for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi961,iiRecognizing Joanna Joseph for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi962,iiRecognizing Thurman Kelley for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi963,iiRecognizing Sonji Moore for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi964,iiRecognizing Dailesi Njobvu for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. 3944 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3944

ELLIS, RODNEYi — i(Continued) SRi965,iiRecognizing Emilio Longoria for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi966,iiRecognizing Shannon Martin for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi967,iiRecognizing Matthew McDougal for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi968,iiRecognizing Lucia Mendez for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi969,iiRecognizing Cecilee Miller for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi970,iiRecognizing Stewanna Miskell for her participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi971,iiRecognizing Gaven Norris for his participation in the Texas Legislative Internship Program. SRi983,iiRecognizing the renaming and dedication of Ernest McGowen Sr. Elementary School. SRi1014,iiWelcoming Abiola and Florence Ajimobi to the State Capitol. SRi1044,iiIn memory of Oliver Brown. SRi1045,iiRecognizing Jose Flores on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1062,iiCongratulating Angela and Dallas Jones on the occasion of the birth of their daughter, Zoe¨Victoria Jones.

ELTIFE, KEVIN SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi16,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund capital projects at public institutions of higher education. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi139,iiRelating to the designation of a segment of U.S. Highway 80 as the Sergeant Travis E. Watkins Memorial Highway. SBi149,iiRelating to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. 3945 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3945

ELTIFE, KEVINi — i(Continued) SBi234,iiRelating to the creation, purpose, implementation, and funding of the County Park Beautification and Improvement Program. SBi364,iiRelating to the authority of certain municipalities to provide sewer service to areas within the municipal boundaries without obtaining a certificate of public convenience and necessity. SBi446,iiRelating to allowable transfers to the Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission of proceeds from the taxes on the sale, storage, or use of sporting goods. SBi459,iiRelating to the sale, installation, storage, transportation, and disposal of scrap, unsafe, or used tires; providing a civil penalty; creating an offense. SBi496,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to review and approve capital projects and purchases of real property at public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi507,iiRelating to public and private facilities and infrastructure. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi566,iiRelating to the establishment of a pharmacy school at The University of Texas at Tyler. SBi567,iiRelating to rates for water service, to the transfer of functions relating to the economic regulation of water and sewer service from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, and to the duties of the Office of Public Utility Counsel regarding the economic regulation of water and sewer service. SBi691,iiRelating to the intercollegiate athletics fee at Texas A&M University–Texarkana; authorizing a fee. SBi732,iiRelating to the Certified Retirement Community Program. SBi812,iiRelating to the recovery of certain payments by motor vehicle manufacturers and distributors from motor vehicle dealers. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi868,iiRelating to the exclusion of certain flow-through payments related to petroleum and mineral interests in determining total revenue for purposes of the franchise tax. SBi870,iiRelating to marketing items provided by manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors of alcoholic beverages to retailers or consumers. 3946 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3946

ELTIFE, KEVINi — i(Continued) SBi875,iiRelating to the purchase of plastic bulk merchandise containers by certain businesses; providing a civil penalty. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi905,iiRelating to the sale of distilled spirits to ultimate consumers by the holder of a distiller s’ and rectifier s’ permit. SBi919,iiRelating to the shared work unemployment compensation program. SBi920,iiRelating to the requirement that an unemployed individual be actively seeking work to be eligible for unemployment compensation benefits. SBi922,iiRelating to partnerships between the Texas State Technical College System and public junior colleges. SBi1085,iiRelating to the definitions of certain terms for purposes of the ad valorem taxation of certain dealer s’ heavy equipment inventory. SBi1216,iiRelating to the creation of a standard request form for prior authorization of medical care or health care services. SBi1271,iiRelating to the regulation and enforcement of dam safety by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi1283,iiRelating to transactions involving the assignment of rights in an individual s’ legal claim; authorizing the imposition of a fee. SBi1300,iiRelating to environmental or health and safety audits under the Texas Environmental, Health, and Safety Audit Privilege Act. SBi1376,iiRelating to specialty license plates issued to retired members of the United States armed forces. SBi1390,iiRelating to an audit by the state auditor of the Texas Enterprise Fund. SBi1546,iiRelating to the management and use of the Texas preservation trust fund. SBi1548,iiRelating to the definition of "qualified employee" in an enterprise zone. SBi1662,iiRelating to expedited binding arbitration of appraisal review board orders. SBi1806,iiRelating to the Harrison County Court at Law. SBi1826,iiRelating to procedural and administrative requirements for appraisal review boards; providing a penalty. SBi1855,iiRelating to the Texarkana College District. SBi1856,iiRelating to the election of board members for emergency services districts in certain counties. SBi1879,iiRelating to the powers of the TexAmericas Center. SBi1880,iiRelating to the County Court at Law of Lamar County. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1889,iiRelating to the transport of a mental health patient who is not a resident of this state. 3947 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3947

ELTIFE, KEVINi — i(Continued) SBi1914,iiRelating to certain specialty license plates. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi19,iiProposing a constitutional amendment discontinuing the authority to issue bonded indebtedness on behalf of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. SJRi21,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to appropriations for the preservation and perpetuation of certain items of historical value; allowing the legislature and state agencies to accept on behalf of the state gifts of items of historical value and contributions to purchase such items. SJRi47,iiProposing a constitutional amendment increasing the rate of the state sales and use tax and dedicating revenue derived from that rate increase to repaying certain transportation bonds. SCRi5,iiInviting the governor to address a joint session of the legislature on January 29, 2013. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi9,iiAuthorizing the lieutenant governor and speaker to appoint interim joint committees. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi4,iiAdopting Permanent Rules of the Senate of the 83rd Legislature. SRi9,iiRecognizing Senator John Whitmire, Dean of the Texas Senate, for his 40 years of outstanding service in the Texas Legislature. SRi64,iiRecognizing February 19, 2013, as Panola County Day at the State Capitol. SRi79,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Texas Merchandise Vending Association Day at the State Capitol. SRi80,iiRecognizing February 11, 2013, as Association of Texas Professional Educators Day at the State Capitol. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi232,iiWelcoming the delegation to Austin for East Texas Coalition Days at the State Capitol. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi307,iiRecognizing Bill Hankins on the occasion of his retirement from the newspaper industry. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi331,iiCongratulating Matthew Draeger of Paris for being named one of our state s’ top youth volunteers by the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. 3948 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3948

ELTIFE, KEVINi — i(Continued) SRi332,iiCongratulating Kelly Burnett of Texarkana for being named one of our state s’ top youth volunteers by the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. SRi393,iiCommending the 2013 recipients of the Texas Medal of Arts Awards. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi512,iiRecognizing Elisabeth Guldmann Brannon on the occasion of her 100th birthday. SRi530,iiRecognizing March 27, 2013, as Lamar County Day at the State Capitol. SRi638,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Texas State Technical College Day. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi791,iiRecognizing Sidney Garton for his achievements. SRi839,iiRecognizing Fort Sherman in Titus County on the occasion of its 175th anniversary. SRi973,iiRecognizing Senator Judith Zaffirini on the occasion of her 50,000th consecutive vote in the Senate. SRi1009,iiRecognizing Robert Gomez on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1010,iiRecognizing Susan Tyler on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1011,iiRecognizing Regina Saucier Martin on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1029,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 1160. SRi1094,iiCommending Linda Tubbs for her service to the Texas Senate and congratulating her for earning a 2013 Betty King Public Service Award. SRi1095,iiCommending Lara Wendler for her service to the Texas Senate and congratulating her for earning a 2013 Betty King Public Service Award. SRi1099,iiIn memory of Gregory Steven Spaw.

ESTES, CRAIG SBi4,iiRelating to the administration and functions of the Texas Water Development Board; authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi17,iiRelating to the training in school safety of certain educators of a school district or an open-enrollment charter school authorized to carry a concealed handgun on school premises. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi101,iiRelating to the constitutional limit on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SBi113,iiRelating to the repeal of the franchise tax. SBi173,iiRelating to prohibiting the use of radio frequency identification technology to transmit information regarding public school students. 3949 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3949

ESTES, CRAIGi — i(Continued) SBi174,iiRelating to the control of stray bison and other estrays. SBi175,iiRelating to the allocation of the proceeds from taxes imposed on the sale, storage, or use of sporting goods. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi281,iiRelating to the administration and powers of the Red River Authority of Texas. SBi283,iiRelating to the number of members of the Texas Historical Commission. SBi298,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of the towing of a vehicle by its owner. SBi299,iiRelating to the intentional display of a handgun by a person licensed to carry a concealed handgun. SBi303,iiRelating to advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi342,iiRelating to exemption from the sales tax for certain water efficient products for a limited period. SBi343,iiRelating to the disposition of certain seized weapons. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi522,iiRelating to contested cases conducted under the Administrative Procedure Act. SBi549,iiRelating to penalties for engaging in organized criminal activity. SBi615,iiRelating to the contracting authority of the Texas Historical Commission. SBi677,iiRelating to the electronic recording of proceedings in a statutory probate court in Collin County. SBi726,iiRelating to authorization by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board for certain public junior colleges to offer baccalaureate degree programs. SBi786,iiRelating to warrants issued to obtain location information from wireless communications devices and to public access to law enforcement or prosecutor requests for certain related location or communication information. SBi834,iiRelating to the confidentiality of certain grand juror information, including making former district court jurors instead of former grand jurors eligible for service on certain public committees. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi896,iiRelating to the administration and operation of the appellate judicial system for the Second Court of Appeals District. 3950 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3950

ESTES, CRAIGi — i(Continued) SBi897,iiRelating to the offenses of interference with public duties, required obedience to the order or direction of a police officer, and assault, certain unsuccessful prosecutions therefor, and related civil liability of a governmental unit. SBi916,iiRelating to quorums and meetings by teleconference of the Texas Bioenergy Policy Council and the Texas Bioenergy Research Committee. SBi917,iiRelating to the sale by the Brazos River Authority of certain property at Possum Kingdom Lake. SBi918,iiRelating to the sale by the Brazos River Authority and regulation of certain real property in the immediate vicinity of Possum Kingdom Lake. SBi1019,iiRelating to the investment of funds by the governing boards of certain institutions of higher education. SBi1088,iiRelating to warrants issued to obtain location information from wireless communications devices. SBi1212,iiRelating to the applicability of certain provisions concerning the transfer of exotic species to certain transfers of water that supply populous areas. SBi1228,iiRelating to an exemption from the sales tax for firearms and hunting supplies for a limited period. SBi1330,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption for tangible personal property used to provide cable television service, Internet access service, or telecommunications services and to the exclusion of that property in certain economic development agreements. SBi1393,iiRelating to homeland security strategy. SBi1394,iiRelating to the statewide critical infrastructure protection strategy. SBi1395,iiRelating to the regulation of dangerous wild animals. SBi1396,iiRelating to state agency investigations. SBi1397,iiRelating to the regulation of certain surety companies. SBi1398,iiRelating to rules governing the allocation of delegates to a political party s’ national presidential nominating convention. SBi1399,iiRelating to the use of proceeds from a junior college district branch campus maintenance tax. SBi1400,iiRelating to the municipal and county regulation of air guns. SBi1465,iiRelating to exempting certain amounts charged for certain cable television services from the sales and use tax. SBi1466,iiRelating to the authority of a municipality to regulate state licensees. SBi1467,iiRelating to economic development incentives for firearms manufacturers, firearms accessory manufacturers, and ammunition manufacturers. SBi1468,iiRelating to the qualifications of certain electric generation projects for programs designed to encourage the capture and utilization of carbon dioxide for use in enhanced oil recovery. 3951 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3951

ESTES, CRAIGi — i(Continued) SBi1655,iiRelating to authorizing the Public Utility Commission of Texas to direct the comptroller to return the unappropriated balance of the system benefit fund to retail electric customers. SBi1659,iiRelating to manufacturers and distributors of only all electric-powered or all battery-powered motor vehicles. SBi1660,iiRelating to the establishment of the School Safety Advisory Council and School Safety Certification Program. SBi1661,iiRelating to the consequences of engaging in certain conduct characteristic of organized crime; providing penalties. SBi1814,iiRelating to a requirement that members of the Public Safety Commission hold a secret security clearance. SBi1857,iiRelating to the certification of certain qualified handgun instructors to conduct school safety training. SBi1871,iiRelating to the state cemetery. SBi1873,iiRelating to the authority to issue bonds of the Mustang Special Utility District. SBi1874,iiRelating to the dissolution of the Parker County Utility District No. 1. SBi1875,iiRelating to the Jack County Hospital District; authorizing the imposition of a tax. SBi1877,iiRelating to the creation of the Venable Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Denton County; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1878,iiRelating to the creation of Highway 380 Municipal Management District No. 1; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1885,iiRelating to the creation of the Comanche Municipal Management District No. 1. SBi1886,iiRelating to the creation of the Old Celina Municipal Management District No. 1. SJRi5,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to the rights of individuals to choose or decline to choose to purchase health insurance coverage. SJRi10,iiProposing a constitutional amendment concerning the limitation on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SJRi17,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to the appropriation of the net revenue received from the imposition of the state sales and use tax on sporting goods. SJRi23,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit using revenues, other money, or account or fund balances dedicated by law for nondedicated general governmental purposes or for certification of appropriations for nondedicated purposes or entities. SJRi26,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to prohibit using revenues, other money, or account or fund balances dedicated by law for nondedicated general governmental purposes and to limit using that money or those balances for certification of appropriations for nondedicated purposes or entities. 3952 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3952

ESTES, CRAIGi — i(Continued) SJRi53,iiRescinding every application made at any time by the Legislature of the State of Texas to the United States Congress to call a national convention, pursuant to Article V of the United States Constitution, for proposing any amendment or amendments to that Constitution. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi20,iiDesignating the first week of May as Texas Bison Week for a 10-year period beginning in 2013. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi36,iiHonoring Ken Horton for his leadership in Texas agriculture. SRi125,iiCelebrating February 18 and 19, 2013, as Denton County Days at the State Capitol. SRi136,iiRecognizing February 6, 2013, as Texas Chiropractic Association Day at the State Capitol. SRi161,iiWelcoming the Grayson County delegation on the occasion of Grayson County Day at the Capitol. SRi174,iiRecognizing Leadership Montague County on the occasion of its visit to the State Capitol. SRi189,iiRecognizing the Wylie Chamber of Commerce for its contributions to the Wylie and Collin County area. SRi224,iiRecognizing Kevin L. Thompson for his contributions to the Wichita Falls community. SRi265,iiRecognizing March 4 and 5, 2013, as Collin County Days at the Capitol. SRi274,iiWelcoming the delegates of the City of Graham and the Graham Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of Graham Day at the State Capitol. SRi301,iiIn memory of Gayla Dawn Morris of Wichita Falls and Clay County. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi463,iiIn memory of Effie Mae Caffee. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi559,iiRecognizing Bobbie Roberts Ashley on the occasion of her 80th birthday. SRi654,iiIn memory of Louis Pitcock, Jr. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. 3953 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3953

ESTES, CRAIGi — i(Continued) SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi892,iiRecognizing the Buick Achievers Scholarship Program of the General Motors Foundation. SRi1063,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 281. SRi1084,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 912.

FRASER, TROY SBi4,iiRelating to the administration and functions of the Texas Water Development Board; authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi22,iiRelating to the administration of the Texas Water Development Board; making an appropriation from the economic stabilization fund to finance certain water-related projects. SBi168,iiRelating to the election of members of the board of directors of the Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District. SBi235,iiRelating to the creation of regional authorities for water infrastructure projects. SBi308,iiRelating to the collection of data relating to military-connected students through the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS). SBi447,iiRelating to annual and special meetings of and election procedures for members of boards of directors for water supply or sewer service corporations. SBi448,iiRelating to the audit of certain river authorities. SBi508,iiRelating to the conversion of the West Travis County Public Utility Agency to the Hill Country Regional Water Authority and to the creation of the Hill Country Regional Water Authority; providing authority to issue revenue bonds or notes; granting the power of eminent domain; providing an administrative penalty; providing authority to impose fees. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi900,iiRelating to the amounts of the administrative, civil, and criminal penalties for violating certain statutes under the jurisdiction of, rules or orders adopted by, or licenses, permits, or certificates issued by the Railroad Commission of Texas. SBi901,iiRelating to safety standards and practices applicable to the transportation by pipeline of certain substances. SBi902,iiRelating to the operation, powers, and duties of certain water districts. SBi956,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds for a research building at Texas A&M University Health Science Center College of Medicine–Temple. SBi957,iiRelating to the procedure for action by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality on applications for certain environmental permits. 3954 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3954

FRASER, TROYi — i(Continued) SBi958,iiRelating to the liability of certain special-purpose districts or authorities providing water to a purchaser for the generation of electricity. SBi959,iiRelating to the payment of unemployment taxes under a staff leasing services contract. SBi960,iiRelating to the franchise tax of certain nonqualified affiliates. SBi961,iiRelating to access by members of certain electric cooperatives to meetings of the boards of directors and certain information of the electric cooperatives. SBi1009,iiRelating to the creation of Burnet County Improvement District No. 1; providing authority to levy an assessment, impose a tax, and issue bonds. SBi1111,iiRelating to the composition of the 198th Judicial District, the creation of a judicial district composed of Edwards, Kimble, McCulloch, Mason, and Menard Counties, and the creation of the office of district attorney for the 444th Judicial District. SBi1209,iiRelating to reporting and information availability requirements for persons impounding, diverting, or otherwise using state water; providing a penalty. SBi1577,iiRelating to the election of directors of certain electric cooperatives. SBi1631,iiRelating to water management planning by the Lower Colorado River Authority. SBi1853,iiRelating to the amendment of restrictions affecting real property in certain subdivisions and the authority of the Llano County Municipal Utility District No. 1 to issue bonds. SBi1894,iiRelating to the procedure for review by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and related entities of environmental flow standards and environmental flow set-asides for river basin and bay systems and related matters. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi21,iiIn memory of Charles "Hong Kong" Winters Wilson. SRi172,iiRecognizing March 28, 2013, as Texas Water Conservation Day at the State Capitol. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi513,iiRecognizing March 20, 2013, as Rural Water Day at the State Capitol. SRi593,iiRecognizing the Texas Water Smart Coalition. SRi638,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Texas State Technical College Day. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi679,iiRecognizing Johnny Manziel for winning the 2012 Heisman Trophy. SRi711,iiRecognizing Daniel Burlison for being ordained into the ministry. 3955 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3955

FRASER, TROYi — i(Continued) SRi769,iiRecognizing the history of Bandera. SRi781,iiRecognizing May 1, 2013, as Texas Environmental Excellence Awards Day. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi890,iiRecognizing Roger Todd Moore for his contributions to cartoon art and Texana.

GARCIA, SYLVIA SBi16,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund capital projects at public institutions of higher education. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi120,iiRelating to the creation of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso as a component institution of the Texas Tech University System. SBi129,iiRelating to proper venue for filing an application for a protective order against family violence. SBi130,iiRelating to representation by prosecuting attorneys in proceedings for protective orders against family violence and in certain other actions. SBi140,iiRelating to a periodic review and expiration dates of state and local tax preferences. SBi237,iiRelating to the prohibition of employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression. SBi248,iiRelating to unlawful employment practices regarding discrimination in payment of compensation. SBi315,iiRelating to electronic voter registration. SBi329,iiRelating to a prohibition on the use of a tanning facility by a minor. SBi376,iiRelating to breakfast for certain public school students. SBi414,iiRelating to a study and report regarding authorizing certain public junior colleges to offer baccalaureate degree programs to address regional workforce needs. SBi433,iiRelating to the regulation of game rooms in certain counties; providing penalties; authorizing a fee. SBi459,iiRelating to the sale, installation, storage, transportation, and disposal of scrap, unsafe, or used tires; providing a civil penalty; creating an offense. SBi550,iiRelating to the determination that a voter is deceased. SBi592,iiRelating to the representation of indigent defendants in criminal cases. SBi634,iiRelating to regulating faulty on-site sewage disposal systems in the unincorporated areas of a county as a public nuisance; providing a criminal penalty. 3956 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3956

GARCIA, SYLVIAi — i(Continued) SBi741,iiRelating to the period during which an employee may file a claim for unpaid wages with the Texas Workforce Commission. SBi780,iiRelating to the prioritization of certain available legal defense services when appointing representation for an indigent defendant in a criminal case. SBi783,iiRelating to inclusion in school district improvement plans of policies to prevent dating violence and bullying. SBi807,iiRelating to the authority of the Department of State Health Services to admit certain nonresident tuberculosis patients to a state chest hospital. SBi837,iiRelating to the authority of a municipality to require owners of real property to keep the property free of certain conditions. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi971,iiRelating to the purposes, designation, and funding of a transportation reinvestment zone for port projects; providing authority to issue bonds; authorizing an assessment. SBi1239,iiRelating to distributed renewable generation and compensation for excess electricity generated by distributed renewable generation. SBi1292,iiRelating to DNA testing of biological evidence in certain capital cases. SBi1316,iiRelating to the prosecution of the offense of indecency with a child. SBi1503,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of amusement redemption machines at certain locations; providing penalties. SBi1583,iiRelating to extending the court s’ jurisdiction in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship over certain young people for purposes of obtaining special immigrant juvenile status and Department of Family and Protective Services policies for handling cases involving those young people. SBi1727,iiRelating to the use of the Texas emissions reduction plan fund. SBi1795,iiRelating to the regulation of navigators for health benefit exchanges. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1892,iiRelating to the composition of the Texas Coordinating Council for Veterans Services and coordinating workgroups established by the council. SBi1895,iiRelating to the ability of a nonexempt employee to participate in certain academic, extracurricular, and developmental activities of the employee s’ child. SBi1896,iiRelating to the confidentiality of information in ad valorem tax appraisal records that identifies the home address of certain judges. SBi1897,iiRelating to the territory of the East Aldine Management District. 3957 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3957

GARCIA, SYLVIAi — i(Continued) SBi1898,iiRelating to the dissolution of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 213; the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 213-A; the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 213-B; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1911,iiRelating to the right of a public employee to representation in certain internal investigatory interviews. SBi1912,iiRelating to disease management practices of local mental health authorities. SBi1914,iiRelating to certain specialty license plates. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi697,iiIn memory of Ronald Lynn Raspberry. SRi752,iiRecognizing the dedication of an Official Texas Historical Marker at Robert E. Lee High School. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi891,iiRecognizing May 15, 2013, as East Aldine District Legislative Day. SRi1001,iiRecognizing Dennis W. Walker for his service with the Jacinto City Police Department. SRi1002,iiRecognizing Jennifer Simpson Castaneda for her service with the Jacinto City Police Department. SRi1038,iiRecognizing David Webb on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1057,iiRecognizing Father Benito Retortillo for his service in South Texas. SRi1058,iiRecognizing Father Epifanio Rodriguez for his service in South Texas.

HANCOCK, KELLY SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi25,iiRelating to abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi398,iiRelating to conforming the eligibility under a major events trust fund of a National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I Football Bowl Subdivision postseason event with the changes to the Bowl Championship Series system. 3958 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3958

HANCOCK, KELLYi — i(Continued) SBi399,iiRelating to the confidentiality of certain communications involving an ombudsman program established by an employer as an alternative dispute resolution service. SBi400,iiRelating to consumption of alcoholic beverages in certain public entertainment facilities. SBi434,iiRelating to the procedural requirements for action by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality on applications for production area authorizations. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi544,iiRelating to the transportation allotments provided under the Foundation School Program to school districts that permit students to select a campus of attendance. SBi545,iiRelating to the peace officers authorized to operate an authorized emergency service vehicle used to conduct a police escort. SBi547,iiRelating to the applicability of certain laws to open-enrollment charter schools. SBi548,iiRelating to the abolishment of the office of public insurance counsel. SBi675,iiRelating to certain advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi839,iiRelating to the provision of insurance coverage for certain portable electronic devices. SBi840,iiRelating to certain promotional practices not considered to be prohibited discrimination, rebates, or inducements in insurance. SBi841,iiRelating to certain authorized investments under the Insurance Code. SBi842,iiRelating to authorizing the board of regents of The University of Texas System to acquire certain property in the city of Arlington. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi896,iiRelating to the administration and operation of the appellate judicial system for the Second Court of Appeals District. SBi931,iiRelating to tax credits for investments in economically distressed communities. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi1160,iiRelating to authorizing certain persons to file documents electronically for recording with a county clerk in certain counties. 3959 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3959

HANCOCK, KELLYi — i(Continued) SBi1161,iiRelating to the creation of a new category of law enforcement officer who shall be designated a school marshal, the training and appointment of certain employees of a school district or open-enrollment charter school as school marshals, and the rights, restrictions, limitations, and responsibilities of school marshals; authorizing the imposition of a fee. SBi1197,iiRelating to requirements of exclusive provider and preferred provider benefit plans. SBi1198,iiRelating to requirements for physicians who perform abortions; creating an offense. SBi1264,iiRelating to the provision of 9-1-1 services; providing criminal penalties. SBi1379,iiRelating to the standard valuation for life insurance, accident and health insurance, and annuities. SBi1381,iiRelating to the effect of certain agreements with a collective bargaining organization on certain state-funded public work contracts. SBi1382,iiRelating to the confidentiality of information obtained by or disclosed to the Texas Department of Insurance. SBi1383,iiRelating to requiring municipalities to reimburse the Texas Department of Transportation for compensation paid for certain signs required to be relocated due to road construction. SBi1384,iiRelating to the authority of an independent school district to invest in local water projects. SBi1385,iiRelating to notification procedures regarding the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi1386,iiRelating to the nonforfeiture requirements of certain life insurance policies. SBi1403,iiRelating to public school teachers. SBi1655,iiRelating to authorizing the Public Utility Commission of Texas to direct the comptroller to return the unappropriated balance of the system benefit fund to retail electric customers. SBi1837,iiRelating to the appointment of directors for the Viridian Municipal Management District. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SJRi57,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to require the legislature to convene following each regular session of the legislature to consider the repeal of laws enacted during that regular session or at a subsequent special session. SCRi1,iiDesignating April as Water Safety Month for a 10-year period beginning in 2013. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi22,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Team Arlington Day. 3960 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3960

HANCOCK, KELLYi — i(Continued) SRi95,iiRecognizing February 6 and 7, 2013, as Tarrant County Days at the State Capitol. SRi140,iiRecognizing Tarrant County Days at the State Capitol on February 6 and 7, 2013. SRi197,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Irving Day at the State Capitol. SRi293,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Baylor Day at the State Capitol. SRi314,iiCommending Robert Griffin III on his exemplary accomplishments. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi336,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Grand Prairie Day at the State Capitol. SRi474,iiCommending the Texas Rangers baseball club for its 2012 season. SRi490,iiRecognizing March 27, 2013, as Texas Chemicals Day at the State Capitol. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi618,iiIn memory of Kevin Khoi Signo. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi695,iiRecognizing the Baylor University Lady Bears basketball team for winning the 2012 national championship. SRi699,iiRecognizing the Baylor University men s’ basketball team for winning the 2013 National Invitational Tournament. SRi731,iiRecognizing the Community Enrichment Center of Tarrant County on the occasion of its 25th anniversary. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi800,iiRecognizing Gene Buinger on the occasion of his retirement. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi1086,iiIn memory of Harvey Lavan "Van" Cliburn, Jr.

HEGAR, GLENN SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi25,iiRelating to abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization. SBi157,iiRelating to the Parrie Haynes Trust. 3961 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3961

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SBi169,iiRelating to ballot language for an election to approve and finance a municipal or county venue project. SBi181,iiRelating to verification of motor vehicle financial responsibility information. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi226,iiRelating to the operation of a golf cart or utility vehicle on a public highway in certain counties. SBi273,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 206; providing authority to impose taxes and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi312,iiRelating to the regulation of speech-language pathology and audiology and the fitting and dispensing of hearing instruments. SBi351,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Willow Point Municipal Utility District of Fort Bend and Waller Counties; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. SBi396,iiRelating to the provision of state death benefits to certain employees of the Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas and the Parks and Wildlife Department. SBi405,iiRelating to the applicability of state law regulating the decommissioning costs of certain newly constructed commercial nuclear-powered electric generating facilities. SBi454,iiRelating to the authority of the Jackson County Navigation District to file an annual compilation or review report with the executive director of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in lieu of filing an annual audit report. SBi467,iiRelating to the regulatory analysis of rules proposed by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi553,iiRelating to certain high school students serving as early voting clerks in an election. SBi563,iiRelating to the issuance of specialty license plates to honor recipients of the Defense Superior Service Medal. SBi564,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 536; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi584,iiRelating to a volume-based exemption from reporting requirements for accidental discharges or spills from wastewater facilities. SBi585,iiRelating to the use of municipal hotel occupancy tax revenue to enhance and upgrade sports facilities in certain municipalities. SBi586,iiRelating to the priority of ad valorem tax liens on personal property subject to a purchase money security interest. SBi589,iiRelating to the designation of certain river or stream segments as being of unique ecological value. 3962 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3962

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SBi595,iiRelating to the power of the North Fort Bend Water Authority to impose a charge on certain wells or classes of wells. SBi604,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 458; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. SBi605,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Improvement District No. 24; providing authority to impose an assessment, impose a tax, and issue bonds. SBi606,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 457; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. SBi607,iiRelating to the creation of the Waller County Municipal Utility District No. 18; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi608,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris-Waller Counties Municipal Utility District No. 3; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi609,iiRelating to the creation of the Waller County Municipal Utility District No. 17; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi610,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 477; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. SBi675,iiRelating to certain advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi680,iiRelating to a pilot program to improve student loan default rates and financial aid literacy among postsecondary students. SBi686,iiRelating to the change of the name of the Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. SBi700,iiRelating to energy and water management planning and reporting by state agencies and institutions of higher education. SBi701,iiRelating to a defense to prosecution for criminal trespass. SBi702,iiRelating to certified and insured prescribed burn managers. SBi766,iiRelating to the licensure or certification of volunteer firefighters and members of industrial emergency response teams. SBi816,iiRelating to the date by which a school district must complete a report of an initial evaluation of a student for special education services. SBi817,iiRelating to certain requirements for political parties holding conventions and for officers of certain of those parties. SBi835,iiRelating to the application of the limit on appraised value of a residence homestead for ad valorem tax purposes to an improvement that is a replacement structure for a structure that was rendered uninhabitable or unusable by a casualty or by wind or water damage. 3963 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3963

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SBi836,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 171; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. SBi865,iiRelating to the information required to be provided by a payor of proceeds from the sale of oil or gas from an oil or gas well to a payee. SBi873,iiRelating to the permitting authority of a groundwater conservation district for the drilling or operation of a water well used to supply water for the drilling, exploration, or production of oil or gas. SBi874,iiRelating to the operation of health care sharing ministries. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi987,iiRelating to allowing the attorney general to obtain an injunction against a municipality or county that adopts prohibited regulations regarding firearms, ammunition, or firearm supplies. SBi988,iiRelating to the exception of certain communications by law enforcement agencies and officers from disclosure under the public information law. SBi989,iiRelating to the identification of breeder deer. SBi1063,iiRelating to the inclusion of natural gas as a public facility for a public facility corporation. SBi1064,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 208; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1065,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 209; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1066,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 210; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1067,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 211; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1068,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 212; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1069,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 213; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. SBi1070,iiRelating to the membership of and the beef marketing, education, research, and promotion programs of the Texas Beef Council. 3964 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3964

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SBi1071,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 532; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1072,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 533; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds. SBi1073,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 534; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1074,iiRelating to electronic transmission of documentation involved in certain insurance transactions. SBi1075,iiRelating to the addition of land in the territory of the Ranch at Clear Fork Creek Municipal Utility District No. 1. SBi1076,iiRelating to the circumstances under which an appraisal review board hearing shall be closed to the public. SBi1145,iiRelating to the intercollegiate athletics fee at Prairie View A&M University; authorizing an increase in the fee. SBi1165,iiRelating to the use of real property by the University of Houston–Sugar Land. SBi1166,iiRelating to civil penalties under the Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act. SBi1167,iiRelating to the creation of a county assistance district. SBi1168,iiRelating to interstate cooperation to address regional water issues. SBi1169,iiRelating to water conservation. SBi1170,iiRelating to water shortage reporting by water utilities. SBi1171,iiRelating to Prairie View A&M University s’ eligibility to participate in the research development fund. SBi1198,iiRelating to requirements for physicians who perform abortions; creating an offense. SBi1204,iiRelating to the qualifications of certain electric generation projects for programs designed to encourage the capture and utilization of carbon dioxide for use in enhanced oil recovery. SBi1241,iiRelating to the Edwards Aquifer Authority s’ regulation of wells with limited production capabilities. SBi1242,iiRelating to certain provisions applicable to an optometrist, therapeutic optometrist, or ophthalmologist providing services under a managed care plan. SBi1243,iiRelating to the issuance of interest-bearing time warrants and certain notes by school districts. SBi1244,iiRelating to relating to the extraterritorial jurisdiction of certain municipalities. SBi1298,iiRelating to the provision of electronic courses in public schools, the state virtual school network, and school district digital capabilities. 3965 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3965

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SBi1300,iiRelating to environmental or health and safety audits under the Texas Environmental, Health, and Safety Audit Privilege Act. SBi1434,iiRelating to the definition of new property value for purposes of the calculation of certain ad valorem tax rates for a county. SBi1508,iiRelating to the rendition of certain property for ad valorem tax purposes. SBi1522,iiRelating to the procedures applicable to the revocation of a person s’ release on parole or to mandatory supervision. SBi1523,iiRelating to changing the amount of the application fee for a certificate of registration as a private professional guardian. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1811,iiRelating to the Fort Bend Subsidence District. SBi1820,iiRelating to the creation of Waller County Improvement District No. 1; providing authority to impose an assessment, impose a tax, and issue bonds. SBi1821,iiRelating to the creation of Waller County Improvement District No. 2; providing authority to impose an assessment, impose a tax, and issue bonds. SBi1822,iiRelating to the name and powers and duties of the Port O Connor’ Municipal Utility District; providing authority to impose a sales and use tax. SBi1823,iiRelating to the administration, powers, and duties of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 134. SBi1824,iiRelating to the powers of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 188, including powers related to the construction, operation, and financing of roads; providing authority to issue bonds and impose a tax. SBi1825,iiRelating to the composition of the board of directors of the Fort Bend Subsidence District. SBi1830,iiRelating to the powers and duties of Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 194. SBi1831,iiRelating to the power and duties of the Fulshear Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Fort Bend County. SBi1835,iiRelating to the Calhoun County Groundwater Conservation District; providing authority to impose a voter-approved tax. SBi1843,iiRelating to the creation of the Fulshear Municipal Utility District No. 2; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1854,iiRelating to certain project powers and duties of the Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District No. 7; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. 3966 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3966

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SBi1864,iiRelating to the creation of Fulshear Parkway Improvement District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1870,iiRelating to the creation of the West Fort Bend Water Authority; providing authority to issue bonds; granting the power of eminent domain; providing an administrative penalty. SBi1876,iiRelating to the election of members of the board of directors of the Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District. SBi1904,iiRelating to the administration of the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. SBi1906,iiRelating to the creation of Fort Bend County Municipal Management District No. 1; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1907,iiRelating to the transportation and storage of firearms and ammunition by concealed handgun license holders in private vehicles on the campuses of certain institutions of higher education. SBi1910,iiRelating to the creation of the Fulshear Municipal Utility District No. 3 and the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 184; providing authority to impose taxes and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1921,iiRelating to the creation of Kendleton Improvement District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi18,iiRecognizing the annual Small Town Christmas celebration in the City of Bellville as the Official Small Town Christmas Event of Texas. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi138,iiRecognizing the Central Fort Bend Chamber Alliance on the occasion of its Legislative Day. SRi165,iiRecognizing the 2013 Bucks and BBQ Cook-off in San Antonio as a Texas State Barbecue Championship competition. SRi166,iiRecognizing Leadership Fayette County on the occasion of its visit to the State Capitol. SRi210,iiRecognizing February 20, 2013, as Aransas County Day at the State Capitol. SRi211,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Waller County Day at the State Capitol. SRi215,iiRecognizing February 26, 2013, as Washington County Day at the State Capitol. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi266,iiCongratulating the El Campo High School football team on its successful 2012 season. 3967 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3967

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SRi267,iiIn memory of the life of James H. Calfee. SRi308,iiCelebrating February 26, 2013, as Texas FFA Day at the Capitol. SRi309,iiCelebrating March 5, 2013, as Port Aransas Day at the State Capitol. SRi311,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Waller County Day at the State Capitol. SRi325,iiRecognizing Sean Friedrich of Giddings for his military service. SRi326,iiHonoring Prairie View A&M University on the occasion of its 137th anniversary. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi340,iiIn memory of Hilmar G. Moore of Richmond. SRi341,iiCelebrating March 6, 2013, as Austin County Day at the State Capitol. SRi342,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Matagorda County Day at the State Capitol. SRi343,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Victoria County Day at the State Capitol. SRi388,iiRecognizing March 5, 2013, as Coastal Bend Day at the State Capitol. SRi395,iiCelebrating March 4, 2013, as Hempstead Day at the State Capitol. SRi415,iiWelcoming the citizens of Wharton County to the State Capitol. SRi421,iiRecognizing Earl Ross Pence on the occasion of his retirement from the Giddings Police Department. SRi454,iiCommending the members of the Matagorda County Cavalry. SRi455,iiIn memory of B. Jack Wendt. SRi489,iiIn memory of Mark Anthony Shepard, Sr. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi526,iiRecognizing the achievements of the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program. SRi528,iiRecognizing Alcoa on the occasion of its 125th anniversary. SRi544,iiCelebrating March 26, 2013, as Burleson County Day at the Capitol. SRi580,iiRecognizing Joe Al Picone on the occasion of his retirement as executive director of the Blinn College Foundation. SRi595,iiRecognizing April 4, 2013, as Katy Day. SRi623,iiIn memory of Bernard Clifton Terrell, Jr. SRi673,iiRecognizing the Fort Bend Travis High School boys ’basketball team on winning a state championship. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi691,iiRecognizing Jim Short for his achievements in cutting horse competition. 3968 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3968

HEGAR, GLENNi — i(Continued) SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session.

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY" SBi10,iiRelating to employment, higher education, and state purchasing programs for veterans. SBi14,iiRelating to the fiscal transparency and accountability of certain entities responsible for public money. SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi61,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of military physicians who provide voluntary charity health care. SBi87,iiRelating to the electronic recording and admissibility of certain custodial interrogations. SBi89,iiRelating to the creation of a commission to investigate and prevent wrongful convictions. SBi90,iiRelating to community supervision for certain drug possession offenses. SBi109,iiRelating to a housing plan developed and certain housing information collected and reported by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. SBi116,iiRelating to the consideration of ownership interests of disabled veterans in determining whether a business is a historically underutilized business for purposes of state contracting. SBi117,iiRelating to the right of a person to enter the person s’ residence or former residence accompanied by a peace officer to recover certain personal property; providing penalties. SBi118,iiRelating to prohibiting an employer from requiring or requesting access to the personal accounts of employees and job applicants through electronic communication devices; establishing an unlawful employment practice. SBi135,iiRelating to the use of a public school student s’ performance on an end-of-course assessment instrument in determining the student s’ final grade for the course. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. SBi162,iiRelating to the occupational licensing of spouses of members of the military and the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience. SBi170,iiRelating to building code standards for new residential construction in the unincorporated area of a county. SBi236,iiRelating to the hours of sale for liquor. SBi247,iiRelating to the transfer of an ad valorem tax lien; providing an administrative penalty. 3969 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3969

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SBi261,iiRelating to instruction in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of automated external defibrillators in secondary education curriculum. SBi275,iiRelating to the penalty for the offense of leaving the scene of an accident that involves personal injury or death. SBi286,iiRelating to a home loan program operated by the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation. SBi307,iiRelating to the transfer of adult education and literacy programs from the Texas Education Agency to the Texas Workforce Commission. SBi313,iiRelating to the distribution, possession, purchase, consumption, and receipt of tobacco products; providing penalties. SBi357,iiRelating to the issuance of protective orders for certain sexual, stalking, and trafficking offenses. SBi358,iiRelating to the use of a polygraph statement as evidence that a defendant or releasee from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice has violated a condition of release. SBi359,iiRelating to the selection of certain members of the board of directors of an appraisal district. SBi393,iiRelating to the criminal procedures related to children who commit certain Class C misdemeanors. SBi449,iiRelating to the issuance of certain capital appreciation bonds by political subdivisions. SBi450,iiRelating to prohibiting the delivery of prescription drug benefits under the Medicaid program through a managed care delivery model. SBi466,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Department of Transportation to participate in certain federal transportation programs. SBi476,iiRelating to installment agreements for the payment of delinquent ad valorem taxes. SBi477,iiRelating to an optional procedure for the issuance of a permit by a certain regional mobility authority for the movement of oversize or overweight vehicles. SBi478,iiRelating to certain rebates and incentives for the purchase of certain drugs; providing civil penalties. SBi479,iiRelating to the application of the professional prosecutors law to the district attorney for the 79th Judicial District. SBi480,iiRelating to the formation of a civil union between persons of the same sex; providing penalties. SBi481,iiRelating to the recognition and validity of a license to carry a concealed handgun issued by another state. SBi498,iiRelating to applying credit earned by a student at a general academic teaching institution to an associate s’ degree at a lower-division institution of higher education previously attended by the student. 3970 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3970

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SBi530,iiRelating to the inclusion of the emblem of the veteran s’ branch of service on Disabled Veteran specialty license plates. SBi536,iiRelating to regulation of greenhouse gas emissions by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi557,iiRelating to a voluntary contribution to the fund for veterans ’ assistance when applying for a driver s’ license or personal identification certificate. SBi587,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Hidalgo County Water Control and Improvement District No. 19; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose fees and taxes. SBi592,iiRelating to the representation of indigent defendants in criminal cases. SBi750,iiRelating to the applicability of the death penalty to a capital offense committed by a person with an intellectual disability. SBi776,iiRelating to reports issued by the comptroller on the effect of certain tax provisions. SBi779,iiRelating to applying credit earned by a student at a general academic teaching institution to an associate s’ degree at a lower-division institution of higher education previously attended by the student. SBi780,iiRelating to the prioritization of certain available legal defense services when appointing representation for an indigent defendant in a criminal case. SBi781,iiRelating to the exclusion of certain transportation services costs in determining total revenue for purposes of the franchise tax. SBi782,iiRelating to a permit exemption for certain drainage districts located in counties bordering the United Mexican States. SBi783,iiRelating to inclusion in school district improvement plans of policies to prevent dating violence and bullying. SBi784,iiRelating to exempting emergency preparation supplies from the sales and use tax for a limited period. SBi785,iiRelating to a Medicaid provider s’ right to an administrative hearing on an action taken by the office of inspector general for the Health and Human Services Commission to recover overpayments under the Medicaid program. SBi786,iiRelating to warrants issued to obtain location information from wireless communications devices and to public access to law enforcement or prosecutor requests for certain related location or communication information. SBi787,iiRelating to the amount of a surcharge assessed on conviction of certain offenses relating to the operating of a motor vehicle while intoxicated against the driver s’ license of certain persons who complete a drug court program or an alcohol or drug treatment program. SBi788,iiRelating to a workforce high school diploma program. 3971 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3971

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SBi789,iiRelating to the operation of video lottery games by licensed horse and greyhound racetrack operators, to a defense for the operation of video lottery by Indian tribes, to the authority of the Texas Lottery Commission and the Texas Racing Commission, and to the conduct of gambling in this state; providing penalties; authorizing fees. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi860,iiRelating to the provision of career and technology education courses in certain partnership programs to provide high school dropout recovery. SBi885,iiRelating to notice of utility rate increases. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi898,iiRelating to the mental health program for veterans. SBi923,iiRelating to the creation and funding of the state water plan fund to assist the Texas Water Development Board in the funding of certain projects included in the state water plan; imposing a fee and a surcharge. SBi971,iiRelating to the purposes, designation, and funding of a transportation reinvestment zone for port projects; providing authority to issue bonds; authorizing an assessment. SBi981,iiRelating to electric utility bill payment assistance programs for certain veterans burned in combat. SBi1084,iiRelating to the enterprise zone program. SBi1089,iiRelating to the operation of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association and to catastrophe preparedness in the seacoast territories of this state. SBi1094,iiRelating to security interests in oil and gas production and its proceeds. SBi1095,iiRelating to fever tick eradication; creating a penalty. SBi1096,iiRelating to the monthly fee a defendant must pay during a period of community supervision. SBi1097,iiRelating to identification cards for certain members of the judiciary. SBi1098,iiRelating to the creation of the Padre Isles Management District; providing authority to issue bonds. SBi1106,iiRelating to the use of maximum allowable cost lists under a Medicaid managed care pharmacy benefit plan. SBi1136,iiRelating to imposing a fee on the sale of cigarettes and cigarette tobacco products manufactured by certain companies; providing penalties. SBi1149,iiRelating to judicial review in district court of certain workers ’ compensation disputes. SBi1150,iiRelating to a provider protection plan that ensures efficiency and reduces administrative burdens on providers participating in a Medicaid managed care model or arrangement. SBi1151,iiRelating to sales and use tax treatment of certain snack items. 3972 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3972

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SBi1152,iiRelating to certain fees charged for adjudication of claims under health benefit plans. SBi1153,iiRelating to reports issued by the comptroller on the effect of certain tax provisions. SBi1155,iiRelating to the authority of counties to nominate projects in the extraterritorial jurisdictions of certain municipalities for designation as enterprise projects. SBi1156,iiRelating to land reclamation projects using tires. SBi1199,iiRelating to development of a pilot program of the Texas Veterans Commission to designate municipalities as Veteran and Military Friendly Cities. SBi1238,iiRelating to the composition and duties of and investigations conducted by the Texas Forensic Science Commission, the administrative attachment of the Texas Forensic Science Commission to Sam Houston State University, the accreditation of criminal laboratories by the Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas, and the status of certain local government corporations as criminal justice agencies for the purpose of engaging in criminal identification activities, including forensic analysis. SBi1258,iiRelating to improving access to nursing education programs. SBi1316,iiRelating to the prosecution of the offense of indecency with a child. SBi1343,iiRelating to the establishment of a regional center for public safety excellence in the Rio Grande Valley. SBi1344,iiRelating to public high school graduation, including curriculum requirements for graduation. SBi1345,iiRelating to the sale and distribution of certain alcoholic beverages. SBi1372,iiRelating to timeshare owners ’associations. SBi1373,iiRelating to display of the Honor and Remember flag. SBi1374,iiRelating to identification requirements for certain fire hydrants and flush valves. SBi1375,iiRelating to a study and report by the Sunset Advisory Commission of the self-directed semi-independent status of state agencies. SBi1423,iiRelating to validating certain acts of the Lower Nueces River Water Supply District transferring real property rights. SBi1424,iiRelating to the inclusion of optometrists, therapeutic optometrists, and ophthalmologists in the health care provider networks of certain Medicaid managed care organizations. SBi1425,iiRelating to the provision of fire prevention or fire-fighting services by certain emergency services districts. SBi1426,iiRelating to the appointment of county auditors. SBi1427,iiRelating to the administration of the citrus budwood certification program and the creation of the citrus nursery stock certification program; providing civil, criminal, and administrative penalties and authorizing fees. 3973 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3973

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SBi1428,iiRelating to the reformation of the sentences of juveniles convicted of capital felonies. SBi1429,iiRelating to the exemption of the Corpus Christi Aquifer Storage and Recovery Conservation District from certain provisions concerning the desired future conditions of an aquifer. SBi1430,iiRelating to the applicability of certain public works contracting requirements. SBi1431,iiRelating to pharmacy benefit managers contracting with the child health plan program, the Medicaid managed care program, and health plans for certain government employees. SBi1432,iiRelating to the punishment for violating certain rules or permit terms under a permit to trap, transport, and transplant certain animals. SBi1433,iiRelating to certain regulatory programs administered by the Department of Agriculture; providing penalties; imposing fees. SBi1435,iiRelating to providers ’rights to due process under the Medicaid program. SBi1444,iiRelating to the transfer of responsibility for regulating deer breeding from the Parks and Wildlife Department to the Texas Animal Health Commission. SBi1445,iiRelating to imposing an uncompensated care fee on certain hospitals to provide state funding for the Medicaid program. SBi1446,iiRelating to the payment of individuals employed by recovery audit contractors to identify underpayments and overpayments under the Medicaid program. SBi1447,iiRelating to the exclusion of certain flow-through funds by taxable entities engaged in the business of transporting barite in determining total revenue for purposes of the franchise tax. SBi1448,iiRelating to orders of nondisclosure issued for records of certain fine-only misdemeanors; authorizing a fee. SBi1449,iiRelating to the transfer of an ad valorem tax lien SBi1450,iiRelating to the abolishment of the Texas Racing Commission and the transfer of its powers and duties to the Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation; providing penalties; authorizing fees. SBi1451,iiRelating to the prosecution of the offense of money laundering and to the forfeiture of certain contraband. SBi1458,iiRelating to contributions to, benefits from, and the administration of systems and programs administered by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. SBi1476,iiRelating to the creation of the veteran entrepreneur program by the Texas Veterans Commission. SBi1494,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of horse and greyhound racing; providing penalties; authorizing a fee. 3974 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3974

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SBi1495,iiRelating to the creation of a health care funding district in certain counties located on the Texas-Mexico border; authorizing the imposition of a tax. SBi1510,iiRelating to the public notice required to be provided by certain taxing units before adopting an ad valorem tax rate. SBi1528,iiRelating to identification and implementation of hospital funding solutions related to the Medicaid program. SBi1538,iiRelating to evaluating the performance, including computing dropout and completion rates, of public schools designated as dropout recovery schools. SBi1569,iiRelating to a municipality s’ comprehensive plan. SBi1580,iiRelating to an exemption from the franchise tax for certain political subdivision corporations. SBi1581,iiRelating to the regulation of secondary market transactions related to the business of life settlements; providing penalties; authorizing fees. SBi1611,iiRelating to discovery in a criminal case. SBi1623,iiRelating to the creation and operations of health care funding districts in certain counties located on the Texas-Mexico border. SBi1632,iiRelating to the financing of transportation projects; authorizing fees. SBi1700,iiRelating to the operation of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association and the FAIR Plan Association and the renaming of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association as the Texas Residual Insurance Plan. SBi1702,iiRelating to residential property insured by the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association. SBi1863,iiRelating to use of district funds by the Nueces County Hospital District. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1888,iiRelating to the creation of a county court at law in Jim Wells County. SBi1890,iiRelating to procedures for the dissolution of the Hidalgo County Water Improvement District No. 3. SBi1920,iiRelating to the creation of the Hidalgo County Hospital District; granting the authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting the power of eminent domain. SJRi8,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the state to expand eligibility for the Medicaid program to certain persons. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi36,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing a state video lottery system to operate video lottery games at certain horse and greyhound racetracks and providing that federally recognized Indian tribes are not prohibited from conducting games of chance on certain Indian lands. 3975 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3975

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SJRi54,iiProposing a constitutional amendment repealing the constitutional provision authorizing the creation of a hospital district in Hidalgo County. SJRi62,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the creation of emergency and disaster response districts; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi17,iiUrging Congress to restore the presumption of a service connection for Agent Orange exposure to United States Navy and United States Air Force veterans who served on the inland waterways, in the territorial waters, and in the airspace of the Republic of Vietnam and to institute a presumption of connection to employment for civilians exposed to Agent Orange in their workplaces. SCRi24,iiRequesting the lieutenant governor and the speaker of the house of representatives to provide for a joint interim legislative study regarding the development and potential economic impact of a cruise industry on the Texas coast between Calhoun and Cameron Counties. SCRi26,iiDesignating November as COPD Awareness Month for a 10-year period beginning in 2013, and directing the Texas Department of State Health Services to include COPD as a chronic health condition in their public awareness and educational efforts. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi44,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections to S.B. No. 8. SCRi46,iiCommending the City of Pharr, South Texas College, the Pharr Police Department, and the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District for their collaborative efforts to develop the Regional Center for Public Safety Excellence. SRi54,iiIn memory of Peter Barnard "Pete" Peralta of Corpus Christi. SRi84,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Communities In Schools Day at the State Capitol. SRi85,iiRecognizing Maria Lydia Martinez Pena on the occasion of her 99th birthday. SRi87,iiRecognizing January 31, 2013, as Region One Day at the State Capitol. SRi89,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Rio Grande Valley Higher Education Day at the State Capitol. SRi115,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as McAllen Day at the State Capitol. SRi116,iiCommending Herbert Canales for his service as director of the Corpus Christi Public Libraries. SRi178,iiRecognizing the Saint Joseph Church Annual Festival and Cook-off Showdown in Edinburg as an official Texas State Barbecue Championship competition. SRi179,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Jim Wells County Day at the State Capitol. SRi180,iiIn memory of the life of Kenneth Raymond Fleenor. SRi201,iiRecognizing February 13, 2013, as Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi Day at the State Capitol. SRi225,iiRecognizing February 19, 2013, as Mission Day at the State Capitol. 3976 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3976

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SRi226,iiIn memory of Mary Frances Diedrick Haas of Corpus Christi. SRi251,iiRecognizing Sam L. Susser for being named BorderFest s’ Border Texan of the Year. SRi310,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Rio Grande Valley Day at the State Capitol. SRi388,iiRecognizing March 5, 2013, as Coastal Bend Day at the State Capitol. SRi389,iiIn memory of Christopher George Maloy Gelinas. SRi390,iiCommending Gustavo "Gus" Barrera of Falfurrias for his legacy of public service. SRi391,iiIn memory of Eric Edmundo Farias of McAllen. SRi392,iiRecognizing Mission City Manager Julio C. Cerda for his service to his community. SRi482,iiCommending Matthew Michael Bridges for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi546,iiRecognizing the United Veterans Burial Association in Alice for its contributions to the community. SRi547,iiIn memory of Geraldine D Unger’ McGloin. SRi548,iiRecognizing the Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco mariachi band for winning a state title. SRi549,iiRecognizing the Premont mariachi band for its second-place finish in the state competition. SRi550,iiIn memory of Roland Garcia, Sr. SRi607,iiCongratulating Ken Baker on the occasion of his retirement. SRi608,iiWelcoming Mariela Hernandez, 2012 queen of Feria de Las Flores, and contestants of the 2013 scholarship pageant. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi686,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Transit Day. SRi687,iiIn memory of Mike M. Anzaldu´a, Jr. SRi688,iiRecognizing the Driscoll Children s’ Hospital on the occasion of its 60th anniversary. SRi761,iiRecognizing Mario Antonio Moreno, Jr., for his achievements. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi778,iiRecognizing April 30, 2013, as County Government Day. SRi810,iiRecognizing Juan "Johnny" Canales for his contributions to Tejano music. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi849,iiRecognizing Brian L. Owsley on the occasion of his retirement. SRi864,iiRecognizing Norma Jean Hatch Cornejo for her career as a teacher. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. 3977 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3977

HINOJOSA, JUAN "CHUY"i — i(Continued) SRi882,iiRecognizing Monica Perez for winning a Rising Star Award. SRi883,iiRecognizing Alicia N. Jasso on the occasion of her retirement. SRi884,iiRecognizing the Rio Grande Valley Vipers for winning a National Basketball Association Development League championship. SRi895,iiRecognizing Richard F. Cortez on the occasion of his retirement. SRi896,iiRecognizing the Tejano Gold Countdown radio program. SRi897,iiRecognizing Marcus C. Barrera on the occasion of his retirement. SRi977,iiCongratulating Yesenia Delgado, Felicia Juarez, and Kivani Ailene Sanchez for being named Youth of the Year. SRi1012,iiRecognizing Hank Whitman, Jr., on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1023,iiCommending Aaron M. Garcia for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi1024,iiCommending Vito G. Recio for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi1025,iiIn memory of Elizabeth M. "Lisa" Garcia. SRi1026,iiRecognizing Debora Melvin for being named the 2013 General Aviation Airport Manager of the Year. SRi1059,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 1768. SRi1092,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 3793. SRi1100,iiRecognizing Guadalupe Trevino for his public service.

HUFFMAN, JOAN SBi12,iiRelating to the admissibility of evidence of other similar offenses in the prosecution of certain sexual offenses. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi141,iiRelating to the requirements for issuance of a license to practice orthotics and prosthetics. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi160,iiRelating to the identification of a person as an election poll watcher. SBi187,iiRelating to the punishment for a capital felony committed by an individual younger than 18 years of age. SBi188,iiRelating to interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications for law enforcement purposes. SBi189,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain inmates convicted of injury to a child for release to mandatory supervision. 3978 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3978

HUFFMAN, JOANi — i(Continued) SBi190,iiRelating to the prescription and pharmaceutical substitution of biological products. SBi202,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Commission on the Arts. SBi203,iiRelating to the Port of Houston Authority; creating an offense. SBi209,iiRelating to the functions and operation of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct. SBi210,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Lottery Commission; providing penalties; imposing fees. SBi212,iiRelating to the continuation, functions, and name of the Railroad Commission of Texas; providing for the imposition of fees and the elimination of a fee. SBi219,iiRelating to ethics of public servants, including the functions and duties of the Texas Ethics Commission; the regulation of political contributions, political advertising, lobbying, and conduct of public servants; and the reporting of political contributions and expenditures and personal financial information; providing civil and criminal penalties. SBi262,iiRelating to the reporting of criminal disposition completeness percentage data. SBi263,iiRelating to the designation for criminal prosecution and other purposes of certain chemicals commonly referred to as synthetic cannabinoids as controlled substances and controlled substance analogues under the Texas Controlled Substances Act. SBi264,iiRelating to the addition of certain substances to Penalty Groups 1-A and 2 of the Texas Controlled Substances Act for criminal prosecution and other purposes. SBi265,iiRelating to bond requirements for county officers and employees, district attorneys, and criminal district attorneys. SBi292,iiRelating to the governor s’ executive authority while traveling outside of the state. SBi306,iiRelating to consideration of a student receiving treatment in a residential facility for public school accountability purposes. SBi307,iiRelating to the transfer of adult education and literacy programs from the Texas Education Agency to the Texas Workforce Commission. SBi329,iiRelating to a prohibition on the use of a tanning facility by a minor. SBi330,iiRelating to certain information to which a social study evaluator is entitled in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship; providing a criminal penalty. SBi414,iiRelating to a study and report regarding authorizing certain public junior colleges to offer baccalaureate degree programs to address regional workforce needs. SBi462,iiRelating to specialty court programs in this state. SBi463,iiRelating to the exclusion of certain witnesses during a criminal proceeding. SBi495,iiRelating to the creation of a task force to study maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity. SBi532,iiRelating to the prosecution and punishment of offenses related to trafficking of persons and to certain protections for victims of trafficking of persons. 3979 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3979

HUFFMAN, JOANi — i(Continued) SBi546,iiRelating to continuing education requirements and a registration exemption for county tax assessor-collectors. SBi644,iiRelating to the creation of a standard request form for prior authorization of prescription drug benefits. SBi686,iiRelating to the change of the name of the Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. SBi687,iiRelating to certain fees associated with the installation and monitoring of an ethyl alcohol testing device as a condition of bond. SBi688,iiRelating to the transfer of certain inmates to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice following pronouncement of the inmate s’ sentence. SBi731,iiRelating to the penalties for the production or delivery of marihuana plants. SBi827,iiRelating to the fraudulent use of identifying information by certain sex offenders; providing criminal penalties. SBi829,iiRelating to the initial use of certain property acquired for a public use. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi926,iiRelating to confidential and privileged communications between an insurance carrier and an employer under the Texas Workers ’Compensation Act. SBi927,iiRelating to the regulation of and disclosures regarding consumer lawsuit lending transactions. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi970,iiRelating to the execution of a search warrant for taking a DNA specimen. SBi1119,iiRelating to certain staff-to-child ratios applicable to nonresidential child-care facilities. SBi1183,iiRelating to testing of a juvenile for a sexually transmitted disease or human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) on the filing of a petition alleging delinquent conduct that includes certain sexual offenses. SBi1184,iiRelating to the presentation of a statement by a victim, close relative of a deceased victim, or guardian of a victim after the conclusion of a juvenile disposition hearing. SBi1185,iiRelating to the creation of a mental health jail diversion pilot program. SBi1186,iiRelating to the use by a medical examiner of certain medical waste and autopsy records. SBi1187,iiRelating to the determination of incompetency in criminal cases. SBi1188,iiRelating to a study on the use of certain credit management agreements by state agencies and political subdivisions. SBi1189,iiRelating to the disposition of certain firearms seized by a law enforcement agency. 3980 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3980

HUFFMAN, JOANi — i(Continued) SBi1238,iiRelating to the composition and duties of and investigations conducted by the Texas Forensic Science Commission, the administrative attachment of the Texas Forensic Science Commission to Sam Houston State University, the accreditation of criminal laboratories by the Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas, and the status of certain local government corporations as criminal justice agencies for the purpose of engaging in criminal identification activities, including forensic analysis. SBi1363,iiRelating to testimony or the production of evidence before the legislature or a legislative committee. SBi1683,iiRelating to providing a federal postcard applicant with a ballot for any election in which the applicant is eligible to vote. SBi1772,iiRelating to the offenses of the violation of civil rights of and improper sexual activity with individuals in custody; imposing a criminal penalty. SBi1773,iiRelating to the creation of a select interim committee to review and make recommendations for substantive changes to ethics laws. SBi1774,iiRelating to the procedures for and the oversight of the commitment of sexually violent predators. SBi1803,iiRelating to investigations of and payment holds relating to allegations of fraud or abuse and investigations of and hearings on overpayments and other amounts owed by providers in connection with the Medicaid program or other health and human services programs. SBi1804,iiRelating to the establishment of community collaboratives by local entities to provide services to and coordinate the care of persons who are homeless, persons with mental illness, and persons with substance abuse problems. SBi1805,iiRelating to the renewal of a controlled substance registration by physicians. SBi1858,iiRelating to the creation of the Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 184; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1859,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 529; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SJRi4,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to a person s’ freedom of religion. SJRi22,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to provide that the governor, and the lieutenant governor when acting as governor, retain executive authority unless unavailable as provided by law. SJRi42,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to expanding the types of sanctions that may be assessed against a judge or justice following a formal proceeding instituted by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. 3981 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3981

HUFFMAN, JOANi — i(Continued) SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi5,iiRecognizing Milton T. Wright on the occasion of his retirement as Sheriff of Fort Bend County. SRi50,iiRecognizing the Houston Asian Junior Chamber on the occasion of its annual Inauguration and Awards Ceremony. SRi73,iiCelebrating Children s’ Advocacy Centers of Texas Legislative Day at the Capitol. SRi86,iiRecognizing March 19, 2013, as Brazoria County Day at the State Capitol. SRi138,iiRecognizing the Central Fort Bend Chamber Alliance on the occasion of its Legislative Day. SRi149,iiIn memory of Jimmie DeVeril Norman. SRi214,iiRecognizing the Brazoria County Cavalry on the occasion of its fifth anniversary. SRi217,iiRecognizing the Houston Young Lawyers Association on the occasion of its 75th anniversary. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi239,iiCommending the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club for its efforts to promote citizen participation in politics. SRi240,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Mental Illness Awareness Day at the State Capitol. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi345,iiRecognizing the Greater Houston Women ’s Chamber of Commerce for its contributions to the community. SRi411,iiRecognizing the Freeport Host Lions Club Fishing Fiesta Barbecue Cook-off as a Texas State Barbecue Championship competition. SRi459,iiRecognizing The Facts on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi520,iiDesignating March of 2013 Women s’ History Month in Texas. SRi566,iiRecognizing May 2, 2013, as Missouri City Day. SRi570,iiProclaiming April 18 and 19, 2013, Texas Federation of Republican Women Legislative Days at the State Capitol. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi592,iiIn memory of Suzanne McDaniel. SRi595,iiRecognizing April 4, 2013, as Katy Day. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi675,iiIn memory of George Anton Belton. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. 3982 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3982

HUFFMAN, JOANi — i(Continued) SRi972,iiIn memory of James Edward Lindeman III. SRi998,iiRecognizing Kenneth Lott on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1013,iiRecognizing Lynn Forney Young on her installation as president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. SRi1051,iiRecognizing Donald L. Smithers for his service to the City of Sugar Land.

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR. SBi3,iiRelating to public high school graduation, including curriculum and assessment requirements for graduation and funding in support of certain curriculum authorized for graduation. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi37,iiRelating to transition and employment services for public school students enrolled in special education programs. SBi42,iiRelating to public school accountability for bilingual education and English as a second language and other special language programs. SBi64,iiRelating to a policy on vaccine-preventable diseases for licensed child-care facilities. SBi111,iiRelating to the designation of Texas Historical Use Buildings. SBi112,iiRelating to a requirement for and the contents of a declarations page required for certain standard insurance policy forms for residential property insurance. SBi115,iiRelating to a school choice program for certain students with disabilities. SBi225,iiRelating to curriculum and end-of-course assessment requirements for high school graduation. SBi240,iiRelating to public school accountability and end-of-course assessment instruments. SBi303,iiRelating to advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi307,iiRelating to the transfer of adult education and literacy programs from the Texas Education Agency to the Texas Workforce Commission. SBi370,iiRelating to authorizing certain current and former members of the state legislature to conduct a marriage ceremony. SBi371,iiRelating to the manner in which the tax on the even exchange of motor vehicles is applied. SBi372,iiRelating to the exemption from the sales and use tax for property used in manufacturing. SBi373,iiRelating to indexing fees charged for certain nonresident hunting and fishing licenses to fees charged for certain resident hunting and fishing licenses. 3983 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3983

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SBi374,iiRelating to a 14-day general hunting license for non-residents; imposing a fee. SBi375,iiRelating to the expiration date of hunting and fishing licenses, stamps, permits, or tags. SBi376,iiRelating to breakfast for certain public school students. SBi377,iiRelating to the determination of certain exemptions from the administration of state assessment instruments to public school students. SBi378,iiRelating to a study to determine public school facility needs. SBi401,iiRelating to a notification requirement if a school counselor is not assigned to a public school campus. SBi403,iiRelating to the establishment of a community development grocery store and healthy corner store revolving loan fund program. SBi459,iiRelating to the sale, installation, storage, transportation, and disposal of scrap, unsafe, or used tires; providing a civil penalty; creating an offense. SBi491,iiRelating to establishing a personal automobile insurance program for certain low-income individuals; authorizing a fee. SBi492,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of prescribed pediatric extended care centers; providing penalties; imposing fees. SBi493,iiRelating to imposing a tax on certain sweetened beverages and ingredients used to make certain sweetened beverages; providing a penalty. SBi499,iiRelating to the determination of actual damages to enable compensation from the manufactured homeowners ’recovery trust fund. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi521,iiRelating to the provision of and parental approval for a student s’ participation in human sexuality and family planning instruction in public schools. SBi532,iiRelating to the prosecution and punishment of offenses related to trafficking of persons and to certain protections for victims of trafficking of persons. SBi537,iiRelating to minimum standards for abortion facilities. SBi542,iiRelating to alternative dispute resolution methods regarding educational services for students with disabilities, including individualized education program facilitation. SBi561,iiRelating to a study regarding school district transportation services and state and local resources available to fund those services. 3984 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3984

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SBi565,iiRelating to the accommodation of pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, children, senior citizens, users of public transportation, movers of commercial goods, and motorists on streets and highways. SBi611,iiRelating to the irrigation powers and functions of certain water districts; providing authority for a district by rule to change fees; clarifying a district s’ authority to impose certain assessments. SBi612,iiRelating to a drug testing requirement for a person elected to public elective office. SBi613,iiRelating to school district drug abuse prevention policies for classroom teachers. SBi614,iiRelating to an electric utility surcharge to assist owners of certain historic structures with electric bill payments and to promote energy conservation and efficiency. SBi639,iiRelating to the sale of beer, ale, and malt liquor by a brewer or beer manufacturer to a wholesaler or distributor and contractual agreements between those entities. SBi709,iiRelating to representation of a person in a special education impartial due process hearing. SBi710,iiRelating to professional development institutes regarding education of students with disabilities to serve as a resource for public school teachers and paraprofessionals. SBi711,iiRelating to a postponement for certain recent immigrants of requirements for enrolling in public school courses for which end-of-course assessment instruments are administered. SBi712,iiRelating to the financing of school district facilities and property tax relief for school district debt; providing for reduced property tax rates. SBi713,iiRelating to the employment of certified counselors by school districts. SBi714,iiRelating to access to birth records of certain adopted children. SBi715,iiRelating to counselors employed by school districts, including the use of consistent terminology in the Education Code to refer to school counselors and a license requirement for licensed professional counselors employed by school districts. SBi716,iiRelating to the use of public school counselors ’work time. SBi735,iiRelating to using the system benefit fund for the support of certain programs for low-income electric customers. SBi759,iiRelating to a plan to increase participation in the summer food service program. SBi760,iiRelating to the provision of home-taught driver education courses by state agencies. SBi761,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of medical laboratory professionals; providing penalties; imposing fees. SBi785,iiRelating to a Medicaid provider s’ right to an administrative hearing on an action taken by the office of inspector general for the Health and Human Services Commission to recover overpayments under the Medicaid program. SBi794,iiRelating to the development, hosting, and management of computer software for state agencies. 3985 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3985

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SBi795,iiRelating to the composition and powers of a governing body in certain municipalities. SBi796,iiRelating to a study on the use of technology and other methods to report, track, and prevent traffic violations and accidents. SBi797,iiRelating to residency requirements for a hunting license. SBi798,iiRelating to residency requirements for a hunting license. SBi835,iiRelating to the application of the limit on appraised value of a residence homestead for ad valorem tax purposes to an improvement that is a replacement structure for a structure that was rendered uninhabitable or unusable by a casualty or by wind or water damage. SBi860,iiRelating to the provision of career and technology education courses in certain partnership programs to provide high school dropout recovery. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi912,iiRelating to birth records of adopted children. SBi913,iiRelating to the reexamination of an applicant for a professional counselor license. SBi914,iiRelating to a behavior improvement plan or a behavioral intervention plan adopted for certain students with an individualized education program. SBi922,iiRelating to partnerships between the Texas State Technical College System and public junior colleges. SBi924,iiRelating to strategic plans to address hunger, food, nutrition, and obesity in this state. SBi925,iiRelating to a license requirement for licensed professional counselors employed by school districts. SBi971,iiRelating to the purposes, designation, and funding of a transportation reinvestment zone for port projects; providing authority to issue bonds; authorizing an assessment. SBi1080,iiRelating to a study on the adequacy and appropriateness of additional compensation paid to certain county judges. SBi1081,iiRelating to the certification of structural engineers; providing for a fee. SBi1137,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority and to the creation of the vehicle crime prevention account. SBi1138,iiRelating to the rate of the municipal hotel occupancy tax in certain municipalities and the use of revenue from that tax. SBi1140,iiRelating to the state highway fund. SBi1143,iiRelating to the allocation of state hotel occupancy tax revenue to certain municipalities for cleaning and maintenance of and erosion control for public beaches. SBi1144,iiRelating to the appointment and removal of directors of a spaceport development corporation. SBi1268,iiRelating to recreational vehicles and recreational vehicle parks. 3986 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3986

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SBi1269,iiRelating to authorizing home-taught driver education course providers to administer certain examinations required to obtain a driver s’ license. SBi1303,iiRelating to a comprehensive review by the Texas Education Agency of weights, allotments, and adjustments under the public school finance system. SBi1309,iiRelating to assessment alternatives or accommodations for certain public school students in special education programs. SBi1310,iiRelating to standards for school district, public school campus, and open-enrollment charter school performance ratings. SBi1318,iiRelating to optional fees imposed on vehicles registered in certain counties to fund transportation projects. SBi1319,iiRelating to certain comprehensive development agreements of the Texas Department of Transportation or a regional mobility authority. SBi1334,iiRelating to accounting and payoff statements for certain seller-financed residential loans. SBi1335,iiRelating to an executory contract for the conveyance of real property; providing a penalty. SBi1336,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Commission on Immigration and Migration and a migrant worker visa pilot project. SBi1337,iiRelating to the powers of the governing body of a public utility in certain municipalities. SBi1338,iiRelating to the delivery system reform incentive payment pool under the Medicaid reform waiver. SBi1346,iiRelating to establishing a task force to design cultural competence education requirements for certain health education programs. SBi1347,iiRelating to the operation of certain managed care plans with respect to health care providers. SBi1377,iiRelating to making an appropriation of money from the economic stabilization fund for the Foundation School Program. SBi1378,iiRelating to the appropriations of money from the economic stabilization fund for the 2014-2015 state fiscal biennium. SBi1441,iiRelating to mule deer management permits. SBi1442,iiRelating to the tort liability of juvenile probation departments and juvenile boards. SBi1443,iiRelating to an exemption from sales and use tax for certain property purchased using money from the community development block grant disaster recovery program and used to repair or reconstruct a real property improvement damaged by a natural disaster. SBi1452,iiRelating to authorizing certain border counties and municipalities in those counties to regulate land development; providing a penalty. SBi1460,iiRelating to appointment of a bailiff to serve the 105th District Court. 3987 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3987

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SBi1484,iiRelating to health benefit plan coverage for enrollees diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. SBi1494,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of horse and greyhound racing; providing penalties; authorizing a fee. SBi1502,iiRelating to providing parents with notice of a school district s’ promotion and retention policies. SBi1503,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of amusement redemption machines at certain locations; providing penalties. SBi1504,iiRelating to the imposition of the sales and use tax on taxable items sold or provided under certain contracts. SBi1538,iiRelating to evaluating the performance, including computing dropout and completion rates, of public schools designated as dropout recovery schools. SBi1549,iiRelating to pre-event disaster recovery program administration contracts in certain counties. SBi1550,iiRelating to the amount and payment of attorney s’ fees in certain workers ’ compensation cases. SBi1551,iiRelating to the provision of affordable housing and other services in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. SBi1552,iiRelating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation by a county of a portion of the value of the residence homestead of a veteran who has been honorably discharged. SBi1553,iiRelating to the Homes for Texas Heroes home loan program. SBi1554,iiRelating to the establishment of a matching grant program for community development in certain municipalities and counties. SBi1555,iiRelating to requirements for state educator certification examinations. SBi1557,iiRelating to business and nonprofit organization participation in supporting early college high schools. SBi1559,iiRelating to collection of fees for solid waste management in certain counties. SBi1574,iiRelating to the authority of certain counties and the General Land Office to temporarily close a beach or beach access point. SBi1627,iiRelating to the regulation of big cats and nonhuman primates; providing penalties. SBi1688,iiRelating to certain exemptions to initial training requirements for employees, directors, and operators of a child-care facility. SBi1690,iiRelating to the establishment of a down payment assistance program by the manufactured housing division of the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for the purchase of manufactured homes by low-income individuals and families. SBi1692,iiRelating to a limitation on annexation by certain municipalities. SBi1694,iiRelating to annexation by and disannexation from certain municipalities. 3988 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3988

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SBi1695,iiRelating to the release of extraterritorial jurisdiction by certain municipalities. SBi1697,iiRelating to procedures required for the continued annexation of certain areas annexed by certain municipalities. SBi1698,iiRelating to a limitation on annexation by certain municipalities. SBi1704,iiRelating to cooperation with federal agencies on immigration issues in this state; authorizing fees. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1731,iiRelating to the establishment, fiscal oversight and administration of the Texas secure loan pilot program by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. SBi1742,iiRelating to the creation, fiscal oversight and administration of the Texas Housing Innovations Competition Fund; making an appropriation. SBi1776,iiRelating to prohibited discrimination in the sale of distilled spirits to holders of wholesaler s’ permits. SBi1777,iiRelating to importation of liquor by local distributors. SBi1785,iiRelating to a study conducted by the School Health Advisory Committee regarding commercial advertisements on public school property. SBi1786,iiRelating to the restriction of certain foods at public schools. SBi1817,iiRelating to municipally owned utility systems. SBi1818,iiRelating to the creation of a statutory probate court in Cameron County. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1920,iiRelating to the creation of the Hidalgo County Hospital District; granting the authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting the power of eminent domain. SJRi8,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the state to expand eligibility for the Medicaid program to certain persons. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi46,iiProposing a constitutional amendment prescribing the purposes for which revenue from motor vehicle registration fees, certain motor vehicle-related taxes, and certain revenues received from the federal government may be used. SJRi50,iiProposing a constitutional amendment mandating the legislature to require candidates for public elective office in this state to undergo drug screening. SJRi59,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to exempt from county ad valorem taxation a portion of the value of the residence homestead of a veteran of the United States armed services who has been honorably discharged. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. 3989 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3989

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SCRi2,iiUrging the United States Congress to propose and submit to the states for ratification an amendment to the United States Constitution that overturns Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, establishing that the spending of money to influence elections shall not be construed as speech under the First Amendment, and clarifying that only natural persons are protected by constitutional rights. SCRi3,iiUrging Congress to rename the Harlingen Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic as the Kay Bailey Hutchison Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic at Harlingen. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi66,iiRecognizing January 29, 2013, as Brownsville Day at the State Capitol. SRi87,iiRecognizing January 31, 2013, as Region One Day at the State Capitol. SRi89,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Rio Grande Valley Higher Education Day at the State Capitol. SRi99,iiRecognizing Gilberto Borja on the occasion of his 90th birthday. SRi111,iiRecognizing February 4, 2013, as Texas Capitol Schoolhouse Day at the State Capitol. SRi115,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as McAllen Day at the State Capitol. SRi144,iiRecognizing Carlos Rosales on the occasion of his retirement from the United States Postal Service. SRi145,iiRecognizing the Rotary Club of Harlingen on the occasion of its 90th anniversary. SRi290,iiCommending Theodore Travis Green for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi291,iiCommending Victor Gavin De Leon for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi310,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Rio Grande Valley Day at the State Capitol. SRi316,iiRecognizing Joe A. Barrera III for his achievements regarding water issues in the Rio Grande Valley. SRi317,iiRecognizing Raul Gonzalez of El Paso on the occasion of his 82nd birthday. SRi318,iiCongratulating Eduardo Ya´n˜ez on being named Mr. Amigo 2013. SRi327,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Mid-Valley Day at the State Capitol. SRi328,iiPaying tribute to the service of Pope Benedict XVI. SRi369,iiIn memory of Jose Luis Montenegro, Jr., of San Juan. SRi370,iiCommending Reynaldo L. "Ray" Lopez of Brownsville on the occasion of his retirement. SRi371,iiIn memory of Samuel Robert Sparks. 3990 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3990

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SRi372,iiIn memory of Leonard Joe Lozano. SRi373,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Harlingen Day at the State Capitol. SRi388,iiRecognizing March 5, 2013, as Coastal Bend Day at the State Capitol. SRi398,iiRecognizing Incarnate Word Academy of Brownsville on the occasion of its 160th anniversary. SRi406,iiIn memory of Joe A. Hinojosa, Sr., of Brownsville. SRi407,iiCommending Justin Edward Macmanus for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi408,iiRecognizing Alberto Kreimerman of McAllen, a recipient of the Neighborhood All-Star award, for his community leadership. SRi409,iiRecognizing the registered interior designers of Texas on the occasion of Interior Design Day at the State Capitol. SRi446,iiIn memory of Israel M. Na´jera of Brownsville. SRi483,iiRecognizing the election of Pope Francis I. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi586,iiRecognizing Ricky Phillips for his contributions to the field of popular music. SRi594,iiRecognizing Sacred Heart Church on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi607,iiCongratulating Ken Baker on the occasion of his retirement. SRi610,iiCommending the Westlake High School Cheerleaders for winning a national championship. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi627,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Catholic Faith in Action Advocacy Day. SRi629,iiRecognizing Texas Bow Tie Day. SRi630,iiRecognizing the Pharr Oratory of Saint Philip Neri School System on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. SRi636,iiIn memory of Carlos Rodriguez, Jr. SRi638,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Texas State Technical College Day. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi682,iiIn memory of Bob Perry. SRi727,iiRecognizing March of 2013 as National Athletic Training Month. SRi732,iiRecognizing the 75th anniversary of the Charro Days Fiesta. SRi745,iiRecognizing Patricia Lillie Zamora on the occasion of her 50th birthday. SRi754,iiWelcoming Leadership Mid Valley to the State Capitol. SRi755,iiRecognizing April 25, 2013, as Texas Meningitis Awareness Day. SRi790,iiIn memory of Alberto Alfonso Besteiro. 3991 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3991

LUCIO, EDDIE, JR.i — i(Continued) SRi794,iiCommending Gilbert Oliver Sanchez for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi795,iiIn memory of Robert L. Marquardt. SRi796,iiIn memory of Nicholas Antonio Benavides. SRi797,iiIn memory of Juan B. Sanchez. SRi798,iiRecognizing Aurora Angela Garza on the occasion of her retirement. SRi799,iiIn memory of Homer W. Lear. SRi810,iiRecognizing Juan "Johnny" Canales for his contributions to Tejano music. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi977,iiCongratulating Yesenia Delgado, Felicia Juarez, and Kivani Ailene Sanchez for being named Youth of the Year. SRi978,iiRecognizing Ronald N. McMillan on the occasion of his retirement. SRi979,iiIn memory of Sofia Carmen Pena de Garcia. SRi980,iiIn memory of Antonio "Tony" Oliveira, Jr. SRi981,iiRecognizing May as Stroke Awareness Month. SRi982,iiRecognizing Gerardo Acevedo Danache for his assistance in the release of Jon Hammar. SRi1022,iiCongratulating Fred Farias III for being named president-elect of the Texas Optometric Association. SRi1069,iiRecognizing Dollie and Jesus Lucio for their success with English Motors, Incorporated. SRi1070,iiRecognizing Blaine Smith for his contributions to people with hearing impairment. SRi1071,iiIn memory of departed classmates of the Brownsville High School Class of 1963. SRi1072,iiRecognizing the 1963 Class of Brownsville High School on the occasion of its 50th class reunion. SRi1100,iiRecognizing Guadalupe Trevino for his public service.

NELSON, JANE SBi7,iiRelating to improving the delivery and quality of certain health and human services, including the delivery and quality of Medicaid acute care services and long-term services and supports. SBi8,iiRelating to the provision and delivery of certain health and human services in this state, including the provision of those services through the Medicaid program and the prevention of fraud, waste, and abuse in that program and other programs. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. 3992 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3992

NELSON, JANEi — i(Continued) SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi17,iiRelating to the training in school safety of certain educators of a school district or an open-enrollment charter school authorized to carry a concealed handgun on school premises. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi56,iiRelating to the provision and delivery of certain health care services in this state, including the provision of those services through the Medicaid program and the prevention of fraud, waste, and abuse in that program and other programs. SBi57,iiRelating to improving the delivery and quality of certain health and human services, including the delivery and quality of Medicaid acute care services and long-term care services and supports. SBi58,iiRelating to delivery of and reporting on mental health, behavioral health, substance abuse, and certain other services. SBi59,iiRelating to required reports and other documents prepared by state agencies and institutions of higher education. SBi60,iiRelating to authorizing the placement of a security freeze on the consumer file or other record created or maintained by a consumer reporting agency regarding a person under 16 years of age. SBi61,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of military physicians who provide voluntary charity health care. SBi62,iiRelating to the vaccination against bacterial meningitis of entering students at public and private or independent institutions of higher education. SBi63,iiRelating to consent to the immunization of certain children. SBi64,iiRelating to a policy on vaccine-preventable diseases for licensed child-care facilities. SBi65,iiRelating to a program to recognize public schools with successful student health and fitness programs. SBi66,iiRelating to studying the causes of and making recommendations for reducing child fatalities, including fatalities from the abuse and neglect of children. SBi67,iiRelating to reporting requirements for institutions of higher education conducting human stem cell research. SBi68,iiRelating to a request for a waiver of the waiting period before human remains may be cremated. SBi126,iiRelating to the creation of a mental health and substance abuse public reporting system. SBi127,iiRelating to the creation of certain funding formulas and policies and to certain public health evaluations by the Department of State Health Services. 3993 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3993

NELSON, JANEi — i(Continued) SBi128,iiRelating to criminal history record information concerning certain applicants and clients of the Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services. SBi129,iiRelating to proper venue for filing an application for a protective order against family violence. SBi130,iiRelating to representation by prosecuting attorneys in proceedings for protective orders against family violence and in certain other actions. SBi131,iiRelating to the hours of sale and consumption of wine at a winery. SBi132,iiRelating to the contents and applicability of a school district s’ grading policy. SBi133,iiRelating to the use of certain state property for community food gardens. SBi134,iiRelating to health and physical education credits required for high school graduation. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. SBi149,iiRelating to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. SBi150,iiRelating to the cancer prevention and research fund. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi152,iiRelating to the protection and care of persons who are elderly or disabled or who are children. SBi153,iiRelating to the amounts of administrative penalties assessed or imposed against certain health facilities. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi186,iiRelating to the abatement of mosquitoes in stagnant water located on certain uninhabited residential property. SBi190,iiRelating to the prescription and pharmaceutical substitution of biological products. SBi191,iiRelating to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits accounts. SBi245,iiRelating to eligibility of children s’ advocacy centers for contracts to provide services for children and family members in child abuse and neglect cases. SBi276,iiRelating to the authority of certain transportation authorities to create a local government corporation. SBi287,iiRelating to the allocation of certain motor vehicle sales tax revenue to the state highway fund and to the uses of that revenue. SBi290,iiRelating to the creation of an additional judicial district composed of Denton County. SBi291,iiRelating to notice requirements for gas utilities entering certain real property; providing an administrative penalty. SBi406,iiRelating to the practice of advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants and the delegation of prescriptive authority by physicians to and the supervision by physicians of certain advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants. 3994 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3994

NELSON, JANEi — i(Continued) SBi423,iiRelating to the flexible response system for investigations of child abuse or neglect reports by the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi424,iiRelating to the administration and monitoring of certain medications provided to foster children. SBi425,iiRelating to foster care placement decisions made by the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi426,iiRelating to a home visiting program for at-risk families. SBi427,iiRelating to the regulation of certain child-care facilities and administrators of those facilities. SBi428,iiRelating to background and criminal history checks for parents or other relatives of children in residential child-care facilities. SBi429,iiRelating to the dismissal or nonsuit of a suit to terminate the parent-child relationship filed by the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi430,iiRelating to verification of the unavailability of community day care before the Department of Family and Protective Services provides day-care assistance or services. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi537,iiRelating to minimum standards for abortion facilities. SBi597,iiRelating to the issuance of specialty license plates for certain Operation Enduring Freedom veterans. SBi743,iiRelating to the penalties prescribed for repeated violations of certain court orders or conditions of bond in a family violence case. SBi744,iiRelating to compensation under the Crime Victims ’Compensation Act for loss of support to a dependent who is a victim. SBi745,iiRelating to sexual assault prevention and crisis services and to the administration of the Crime Victims ’Compensation Act. SBi746,iiRelating to unlawful acts against and criminal offenses involving the Medicaid program. SBi747,iiRelating to the term for the independent ombudsman for state supported living centers. SBi748,iiRelating to the use of certain tax revenue to enhance and upgrade convention center facilities, multipurpose arenas, venues, and related infrastructure in certain municipalities. SBi771,iiRelating to training for certain employees of the Department of Family and Protective Services. 3995 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3995

NELSON, JANEi — i(Continued) SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi895,iiRelating to access to records of a nonprofit organization supporting the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas under the public information law. SBi896,iiRelating to the administration and operation of the appellate judicial system for the Second Court of Appeals District. SBi898,iiRelating to the mental health program for veterans. SBi944,iiRelating to criminal history record checks for certain employees of facilities licensed by the Department of State Health Services. SBi945,iiRelating to the identification requirements of certain health care providers associated with a hospital. SBi946,iiRelating to the right to terminate a lease and avoid liability by a victim of certain sexual offenses or stalking. SBi947,iiRelating to adverse possession of real property as a defense to certain offenses against property. SBi948,iiRelating to management of a coordinated county transportation authority. SBi949,iiRelating to licensing under the Medical Practice Act. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi1057,iiRelating to information about private health care insurance coverage and the health insurance exchange for individuals applying for certain Department of State Health Services health or mental health benefits, services, and assistance. SBi1058,iiRelating to the regulation of the practice of nursing. SBi1059,iiRelating to the consideration of strategies by the Health and Human Services Commission to ensure the appropriate use of diagnostic ancillary services in the Medicaid program. SBi1060,iiRelating to family cost share provisions in the early childhood intervention program. SBi1218,iiRelating to the proof of an applicant s’ identity and age required for the issuance of a marriage license. SBi1406,iiRelating to State Board of Education oversight of regional education service center activities concerning certain curriculum management systems. SBi1643,iiRelating to the monitoring of prescriptions for certain controlled substances; providing penalties. SBi1907,iiRelating to the transportation and storage of firearms and ammunition by concealed handgun license holders in private vehicles on the campuses of certain institutions of higher education. 3996 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3996

NELSON, JANEi — i(Continued) SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi20,iiProposing a constitutional amendment dedicating certain revenue derived from the tax imposed on the sale of motor vehicles to the state highway fund. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SCRi1,iiDesignating April as Water Safety Month for a 10-year period beginning in 2013. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi20,iiRecognizing January 20, 2013, through January 26, 2013, as Texas Nurse Anesthetists Week. SRi46,iiRecognizing Jeffrey P. Fegan on the occasion of his retirement. SRi47,iiWelcoming members and alumni of Leadership Grapevine on the occasion of their visit to the Capitol. SRi48,iiCommending the members of Leadership Lewisville. SRi51,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as CASA Day at the State Capitol. SRi72,iiWelcoming the Texas Council on Family Violence on the occasion of its visit to the State Capitol. SRi73,iiCelebrating Children s’ Advocacy Centers of Texas Legislative Day at the Capitol. SRi95,iiRecognizing February 6 and 7, 2013, as Tarrant County Days at the State Capitol. SRi107,iiWelcoming the members of the Texas Medical Association to the Texas Capitol. SRi117,iiRecognizing the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network. SRi125,iiCelebrating February 18 and 19, 2013, as Denton County Days at the State Capitol. SRi134,iiRecognizing the City of Highland Village on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. SRi140,iiRecognizing Tarrant County Days at the State Capitol on February 6 and 7, 2013. SRi152,iiProclaiming February 20, 2013, Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Advocacy Day at the Capitol. SRi162,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Senior Day at the Capitol. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi264,iiProclaiming February 26, 2013, Nurse Day at the Capitol. SRi279,iiRecognizing March of 2013 as Professional Social Work Month. SRi284,iiCelebrating February 26, 2013, as Emergency Medical Services, Trauma, and Acute Care Advocacy Day at the State Capitol. 3997 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3997

NELSON, JANEi — i(Continued) SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi423,iiRecognizing Boy Scout Troop 7 in Grapevine on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi424,iiRecognizing the Pregnancy Resource Centers in Texas. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi496,iiRecognizing March 27, 2013, as Fast Growth School Day at the Capitol. SRi537,iiIn memory of Nancy Lee Bass. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi552,iiRecognizing Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. SRi570,iiProclaiming April 18 and 19, 2013, Texas Federation of Republican Women Legislative Days at the State Capitol. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi698,iiRecognizing the Leadership Flower Mound Class of 2013 on the occasion of its visit to Austin. SRi712,iiRecognizing April 14 through 20, 2013, as American Osteopathic Medicine Week. SRi755,iiRecognizing April 25, 2013, as Texas Meningitis Awareness Day. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi775,iiRecognizing Kenneth Cooper on the 45th anniversary of his book Aerobics. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi823,iiRecognizing September 23, 2013, as National Restless Legs Syndrome–Willis-Ekbom Disease Awareness Day. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi868,iiRecognizing May as National Foster Care Month in Texas. SRi1029,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 1160. SRi1073,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 949. SRi1085,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 7. SRi1086,iiIn memory of Harvey Lavan "Van" Cliburn, Jr. SRi1098,iiIn memory of Remarcus Larry West. 3998 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 3998

NICHOLS, ROBERT SBi8,iiRelating to the provision and delivery of certain health and human services in this state, including the provision of those services through the Medicaid program and the prevention of fraud, waste, and abuse in that program and other programs. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi95,iiRelating to the limitation on increases in the appraised value of a residence homestead for ad valorem taxation. SBi96,iiRelating to prohibiting the use of eminent domain to take private property for recreational purposes. SBi148,iiRelating to certain legal advice or legal services rendered to certain public servants. SBi177,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds for a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education and Research Center at Stephen F. Austin State University. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi200,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the State Pension Review Board. SBi201,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the State Preservation Board. SBi202,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Commission on the Arts. SBi203,iiRelating to the Port of Houston Authority; creating an offense. SBi204,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Board of Professional Engineers; changing a fee. SBi205,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners; changing certain fees. SBi206,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, to the transfer of certain functions from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, and to the functions of the Office of Public Utility Counsel; authorizing a fee. SBi207,iiRelating to governmental entities subject to the sunset review process. SBi208,iiRelating to the continuation of the self-directed and semi-independent status of the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, the Texas Board of Professional Engineers, and the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners. SBi209,iiRelating to the functions and operation of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct. SBi210,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Lottery Commission; providing penalties; imposing fees. SBi211,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Facilities Commission and to property development plans in connection with governmental entities; authorizing fees. SBi212,iiRelating to the continuation, functions, and name of the Railroad Commission of Texas; providing for the imposition of fees and the elimination of a fee. 3999 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 3999

NICHOLS, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SBi213,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Board of Criminal Justice, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and the Windham School District and to the functions of the Board of Pardons and Paroles and the Correctional Managed Health Care Committee. SBi214,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs; authorizing and otherwise affecting the application of certain fees. SBi215,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, including related changes to the status and functions of the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation. SBi216,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Department of Information Resources and certain procurement functions of the comptroller of public accounts. SBi217,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the state employee charitable campaign. SBi218,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Education Agency and to the abolition of the State Board for Educator Certification and the transfer of its functions to the Texas Education Agency; changing the amounts of certain fees and providing for the ad valorem tax rate to be imposed after annexation of an insolvent or inoperative school district. SBi219,iiRelating to ethics of public servants, including the functions and duties of the Texas Ethics Commission; the regulation of political contributions, political advertising, lobbying, and conduct of public servants; and the reporting of political contributions and expenditures and personal financial information; providing civil and criminal penalties. SBi220,iiRelating to the abolition of the office of the fire fighters ’pension commissioner and the transfer and disposition of its functions relating to the Texas Emergency Services Retirement System and the Texas local firefighters retirement systems. SBi287,iiRelating to the allocation of certain motor vehicle sales tax revenue to the state highway fund and to the uses of that revenue. SBi346,iiRelating to reporting requirements of certain persons who do not meet the definition of political committee. SBi349,iiRelating to standards for power lines. SBi387,iiRelating to county participation in a program for improvement of collection of court costs, fees, and fines imposed in criminal cases. SBi388,iiRelating to county participation in a program for improvement of collection of court costs, fees, and fines imposed in criminal cases. SBi406,iiRelating to the practice of advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants and the delegation of prescriptive authority by physicians to and the supervision by physicians of certain advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants. SBi466,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Department of Transportation to participate in certain federal transportation programs. SBi510,iiRelating to passing certain vehicles on a highway; providing a penalty. 4000 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4000

NICHOLS, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SBi566,iiRelating to the establishment of a pharmacy school at The University of Texas at Tyler. SBi567,iiRelating to rates for water service, to the transfer of functions relating to the economic regulation of water and sewer service from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, and to the duties of the Office of Public Utility Counsel regarding the economic regulation of water and sewer service. SBi665,iiRelating to a school district s’ recognition of and education regarding traditional winter celebrations. SBi808,iiRelating to county participation in a program for improvement of collection of court costs, fees, and fines imposed in criminal cases. SBi810,iiRelating to a defense to prosecution of the offense of Medicaid fraud. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi1002,iiRelating to the authority of the board of directors of the Nacogdoches County Hospital District to employ physicians. SBi1110,iiRelating to the purposes and designation of a transportation reinvestment zone. SBi1162,iiRelating to requirements for the purchase or acquisition of a water or sewer system. SBi1163,iiRelating to requirements for consolidating water and sewer utilities. SBi1164,iiRelating to powers and duties of the Office of Public Utility Counsel to represent residential and small commercial consumers in certain water or sewer utility service matters before the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi1265,iiRelating to the election of board members for emergency services districts in certain counties. SBi1266,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 135; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1267,iiRelating to the liability of individuals providing labor or assistance to the Texas Forest Service in the performance of certain fire suppression duties. SBi1405,iiRelating to liability of certain persons assisting in man-made or natural disasters. SBi1664,iiRelating to commercial driver s’ licenses and commercial learner s’ permits and the operation of commercial motor vehicles; creating an offense. SBi1669,iiRelating to the regulation of motor vehicles by counties and the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; authorizing a fee; creating an offense. SBi1670,iiRelating to the fees for oversize and overweight vehicle permits. 4001 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4001

NICHOLS, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SBi1671,iiRelating to the fines for and other enforcement of laws providing for the operation of oversize or overweight vehicles; creating an offense. SBi1729,iiRelating to an agreement between the Department of Public Safety and a county for the provision of renewal and duplicate driver s’ license and other identification certificate services; authorizing a fee. SBi1730,iiRelating to comprehensive development agreements of the Texas Department of Transportation or a regional mobility authority. SBi1840,iiRelating to the creation of the Deep East Texas Groundwater Conservation District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi1881,iiRelating to the composition of the 12th and 369th Judicial Districts, the redesignation of the district attorney for the 12th Judicial District as the district attorney for the 369th Judicial District, and the composition of the Leon County juvenile board. SBi1913,iiRelating to authorizing certain special districts in Montgomery County to enter into strategic partnership agreements. SJRi9,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to limit the maximum appraised value of a residence homestead for ad valorem tax purposes to 105 percent or less of the appraised value of the property for the preceding tax year and to permit the voters of a county to establish a higher limitation not to exceed 110 percent on the maximum appraised value of a residence homestead in the county. SJRi10,iiProposing a constitutional amendment concerning the limitation on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi19,iiProposing a constitutional amendment discontinuing the authority to issue bonded indebtedness on behalf of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. SJRi20,iiProposing a constitutional amendment dedicating certain revenue derived from the tax imposed on the sale of motor vehicles to the state highway fund. SJRi42,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to expanding the types of sanctions that may be assessed against a judge or justice following a formal proceeding instituted by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi40,iiRecognizing February 7, 2013, as Lufkin-Angelina County Day at the Capitol. SRi41,iiRecognizing February 20 and 21, 2013, as Nacogdoches-SFA Days at the State Capitol. SRi42,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Athens Day at the State Capitol. 4002 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4002

NICHOLS, ROBERTi — i(Continued) SRi43,iiRecognizing February 6 and 7, 2013, as Palestine Day at the State Capitol. SRi44,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Cedar Creek Lake Day at the State Capitol. SRi60,iiRecognizing January 29, 2013, as Leadership Southeast Texas Day at the State Capitol. SRi78,iiWelcoming the Texas Aggregates and Concrete Association to the State Capitol. SRi128,iiRecognizing Dr. James M. Simmons on the occasion of his retirement as president of Lamar University. SRi133,iiRecognizing the Texas Forestry Association on the occasion of its seedling giveaway. SRi300,iiIn memory of Harold Cryar of Conroe. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi382,iiRecognizing March 4 and 5, 2013, as Golden Triangle Days at the State Capitol. SRi384,iiIn memory of Whitson Etheridge of Conroe. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi819,iiIn memory of Wade Wilson. SRi841,iiRecognizing Bob McDonald for his stewardship of the Athens Cemetery. SRi850,iiIn memory of Bannister Luther DeBerry. SRi1089,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 1675. SRi1090,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 2741.

PATRICK, DAN SBi2,iiRelating to certain charter schools. SBi3,iiRelating to public high school graduation, including curriculum and assessment requirements for graduation and funding in support of certain curriculum authorized for graduation. SBi7,iiRelating to improving the delivery and quality of certain health and human services, including the delivery and quality of Medicaid acute care services and long-term services and supports. SBi8,iiRelating to the provision and delivery of certain health and human services in this state, including the provision of those services through the Medicaid program and the prevention of fraud, waste, and abuse in that program and other programs. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. 4003 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4003

PATRICK, DANi — i(Continued) SBi17,iiRelating to the training in school safety of certain educators of a school district or an open-enrollment charter school authorized to carry a concealed handgun on school premises. SBi20,iiRelating to prosecution and punishment for the offense of official oppression by the intrusive touching of persons seeking access to public buildings and transportation; providing penalties. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi23,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Equal Opportunity Scholarship Program. SBi25,iiRelating to abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization. SBi97,iiRelating to distributing or prescribing abortion-inducing drugs; providing penalties. SBi98,iiRelating to the punishment for certain intoxication offenses. SBi99,iiRelating to lobbying by former members of the legislature; creating an offense. SBi100,iiRelating to the total revenue exemption for the franchise tax. SBi101,iiRelating to the constitutional limit on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SBi102,iiRelating to the rollback tax rate of a taxing unit other than a school district and to voter approval of a proposed tax rate that exceeds the rollback tax rate. SBi103,iiRelating to the elimination of straight-party voting for judicial offices. SBi115,iiRelating to a school choice program for certain students with disabilities. SBi132,iiRelating to the contents and applicability of a school district s’ grading policy. SBi135,iiRelating to the use of a public school student s’ performance on an end-of-course assessment instrument in determining the student s’ final grade for the course. SBi154,iiRelating to the limitation on increases in the appraised value of a residence homestead for ad valorem taxation. SBi155,iiRelating to a limitation on increases in the appraised value for ad valorem tax purposes of commercial or industrial real property. SBi161,iiRelating to the computation of the franchise tax by certain taxable entities that rent or lease equipment. SBi179,iiRelating to the phaseout and repeal of the franchise tax. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi200,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the State Pension Review Board. SBi203,iiRelating to the Port of Houston Authority; creating an offense. SBi212,iiRelating to the continuation, functions, and name of the Railroad Commission of Texas; providing for the imposition of fees and the elimination of a fee. SBi217,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the state employee charitable campaign. 4004 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4004

PATRICK, DANi — i(Continued) SBi218,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Education Agency and to the abolition of the State Board for Educator Certification and the transfer of its functions to the Texas Education Agency; changing the amounts of certain fees and providing for the ad valorem tax rate to be imposed after annexation of an insolvent or inoperative school district. SBi233,iiRelating to the use of funds of certain municipal hospital authorities. SBi249,iiRelating to the prosecution of the offense of breach of computer security. SBi406,iiRelating to the practice of advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants and the delegation of prescriptive authority by physicians to and the supervision by physicians of certain advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants. SBi431,iiRelating to eliminating the set-aside of a portion of designated tuition for student financial assistance at public institutions of higher education. SBi432,iiRelating to the eligibility for unemployment compensation benefits of individuals who serve on the appraisal review board of an appraisal district. SBi433,iiRelating to the regulation of game rooms in certain counties; providing penalties; authorizing a fee. SBi452,iiRelating to the date of the primary election and related procedures. SBi498,iiRelating to applying credit earned by a student at a general academic teaching institution to an associate s’ degree at a lower-division institution of higher education previously attended by the student. SBi573,iiRelating to equal opportunity for access by private and parochial school students to certain University Interscholastic League sponsored activities. SBi574,iiRelating to the option of providing electronic recordings of proceedings in the municipal court of record for the City of Houston. SBi633,iiRelating to liability of certain electric utilities that allow certain uses of land that the electric utility owns, occupies, or leases. SBi665,iiRelating to a school district s’ recognition of and education regarding traditional winter celebrations. SBi675,iiRelating to certain advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi715,iiRelating to counselors employed by school districts, including the use of consistent terminology in the Education Code to refer to school counselors and a license requirement for licensed professional counselors employed by school districts. SBi751,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 531; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi752,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 530; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. 4005 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4005

PATRICK, DANi — i(Continued) SBi753,iiRelating to the production of the index of the parties to all suits by the clerk of a district court. SBi754,iiRelating to the reporting of the hiring of lobbyists on behalf of a governmental entity. SBi755,iiRelating to the filing of reports of political contributions and expenditures and of personal financial statements by certain officeholders and candidates. SBi756,iiRelating to the responsibility for keeping fire-fighting equipment furnished to a volunteer fire department by a county in good working order. SBi757,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 257; providing authority to issue bonds. SBi767,iiRelating to the creation of DNA records for the DNA database system. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi876,iiRelating to the discharge of a surety s’ liability on a bail bond in a criminal case. SBi877,iiRelating to establishing the Citizens ’Star of Texas Award. SBi878,iiRelating to the disposition of proceeds and property from criminal asset forfeiture. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi1028,iiRelating to the regulation of crafted precious metal dealers; providing a criminal penalty. SBi1029,iiRelating to the conversion of a nontolled state highway or segment of the state highway system to a toll project. SBi1128,iiRelating to curriculum requirements in American and Texas history at institutions of higher education. SBi1142,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification charter school pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1198,iiRelating to requirements for physicians who perform abortions; creating an offense. SBi1201,iiRelating to ad valorem tax lien transfers. SBi1213,iiRelating to the eligibility of temporary election officers for unemployment compensation. SBi1217,iiRelating to the authority of a county to deposit fees collected by a county bail bond board in a separate county fund. SBi1252,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption for certain tangible personal property and services related to mineral exploration and production. SBi1255,iiRelating to binding arbitration of an appraisal review board order determining a protest of an unequal appraisal of the owner s’ property. SBi1256,iiRelating to the requirements for a sale to be considered a comparable sale for ad valorem tax purposes. 4006 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4006

PATRICK, DANi — i(Continued) SBi1263,iiRelating to allowing parents to petition for repurposing, alternative management, or closure of certain public school campuses. SBi1298,iiRelating to the provision of electronic courses in public schools, the state virtual school network, and school district digital capabilities. SBi1299,iiRelating to powers of the West Harris County Regional Water Authority relating to certain wells. SBi1348,iiRelating to certain criminal offenses concerning the unlawful transfer or purchase of certain weapons. SBi1365,iiRelating to the provision of credit by examination for public school students. SBi1380,iiRelating to the placement of video cameras in self-contained classrooms providing special education services. SBi1403,iiRelating to public school teachers. SBi1404,iiRelating to attendance at and completion of high school by students who are in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi1406,iiRelating to State Board of Education oversight of regional education service center activities concerning certain curriculum management systems. SBi1407,iiRelating to the establishment of the recovery school district. SBi1408,iiRelating to public school performance ratings that reflect acceptable and unacceptable performance. SBi1409,iiRelating to public information regarding facilities of school districts and open-enrollment charter schools. SBi1410,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Equal Opportunity Scholarship Program. SBi1538,iiRelating to evaluating the performance, including computing dropout and completion rates, of public schools designated as dropout recovery schools. SBi1570,iiRelating to consideration of a bidder s’ principal place of business by public junior college districts in awarding certain contracts. SBi1571,iiRelating to home-rule school district charters and to the applicability of certain laws and procedures to those districts. SBi1572,iiRelating to the character of and citation to enacted legislation. SBi1573,iiRelating to the amount of money authorized to be used for Clean Air Act local initiative projects related to vehicles. SBi1678,iiRelating to the events and expenses eligible for, reporting requirements concerning disbursements from, and a study by the comptroller of the Major Events trust fund and the Events trust fund. SBi1720,iiRelating to the Math and Science Scholars Loan Repayment Program for teachers who agree to teach mathematics or science in certain school districts in this state. SBi1721,iiRelating to a requirement that a student s’ postsecondary transcript include the average or median grade awarded in each class. 4007 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4007

PATRICK, DANi — i(Continued) SBi1723,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain citizens residing outside the United States to vote a full ballot. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1740,iiRelating to the public education grant program. SBi1775,iiRelating to school campus information, student transfers, and the public education grant program. SBi1857,iiRelating to the certification of certain qualified handgun instructors to conduct school safety training. SBi1907,iiRelating to the transportation and storage of firearms and ammunition by concealed handgun license holders in private vehicles on the campuses of certain institutions of higher education. SJRi10,iiProposing a constitutional amendment concerning the limitation on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi14,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to limit the maximum appraised value of commercial or industrial real property for ad valorem tax purposes to 110 percent or more of the appraised value of the property for the preceding tax year. SJRi15,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the legislature to set a lower limit on the maximum appraised value of a residence homestead for ad valorem taxation. SJRi16,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for an exemption from ad valorem taxation of all or part of the market value of the residence homestead of the surviving spouse of a member of the armed services of the United States who is killed in action. SJRi28,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to change the length of the unexpired term that causes the automatic resignation of certain elected county or district officeholders if they become candidates for another office. SJRi35,iiProposing a constitutional amendment prohibiting the taxation of the sale or use of certain food, drinks, and medicine. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi23,iiRejecting unlimited submission to the current administration and Congress, reaffirming the sovereignty of our state, and opposing taxes imposed on the citizens of Texas by the passage of the Affordable Care Act. SCRi33,iiRecalling S.B. No. 346 from the house for further consideration. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. 4008 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4008

PATRICK, DANi — i(Continued) SCRi42,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections to S.B. No. 217. SCRi47,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections to S.B. No. 2. SCRi49,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections to S.B. No. 2. SRi111,iiRecognizing February 4, 2013, as Texas Capitol Schoolhouse Day at the State Capitol. SRi223,iiProclaiming February 17 through 23, 2013, National Engineers Week in Texas. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi394,iiRecognizing March 5, 2013, as KIPP Day at the State Capitol. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi583,iiCommending Mitchell Marcus and Jon Montanez. SRi595,iiRecognizing April 4, 2013, as Katy Day. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi682,iiIn memory of Bob Perry. SRi689,iiRecognizing the Governor William P. Clements, Jr., Scholars. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi773,iiRecognizing the Spring Volunteer Fire Department. SRi877,iiRecognizing the Watermelon Run for the Fallen in Hempstead. SRi975,iiRecognizing Grant Manier for his outstanding achievements as an artist. SRi1074,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 508. SRi1081,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 5.

PAXTON, KEN SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi23,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Equal Opportunity Scholarship Program. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi25,iiRelating to abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization. SBi59,iiRelating to required reports and other documents prepared by state agencies and institutions of higher education. SBi92,iiRelating to the designation of a juvenile court and a program for certain juveniles who may be the victims of human trafficking. SBi101,iiRelating to the constitutional limit on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. 4009 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4009

PAXTON, KENi — i(Continued) SBi129,iiRelating to proper venue for filing an application for a protective order against family violence. SBi173,iiRelating to prohibiting the use of radio frequency identification technology to transmit information regarding public school students. SBi179,iiRelating to the phaseout and repeal of the franchise tax. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi285,iiRelating to the application of foreign laws and foreign forum selection in a proceeding involving marriage, a suit for dissolution of a marriage, or a suit affecting the parent-child relationship in this state. SBi309,iiRelating to the state highway fund. SBi360,iiRelating to methods used by an animal shelter to euthanize a dog or cat. SBi467,iiRelating to the regulatory analysis of rules proposed by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi489,iiRelating to the authority of a taxing unit other than a school district to establish a limitation on the amount of ad valorem taxes that the taxing unit may impose on the residence homesteads of individuals who are disabled or elderly and their surviving spouses. SBi520,iiRelating to allowing persons acquiring a new residence homestead to receive an ad valorem tax exemption on the homestead in the year in which the property is acquired. SBi521,iiRelating to the provision of and parental approval for a student s’ participation in human sexuality and family planning instruction in public schools. SBi537,iiRelating to minimum standards for abortion facilities. SBi539,iiRelating to the classification of certain entities as primarily engaged in retail trade for purposes of the franchise tax. SBi636,iiRelating to public information regarding bonds and other obligations issued by the state and local governments. SBi637,iiRelating to notice and election order requirements for bond approval elections held by political subdivisions. SBi638,iiRelating to performance and payment security for certain comprehensive development agreements. SBi656,iiRelating to providing transparency in the budget adoption process of municipalities and counties. SBi657,iiRelating to procedural requirements for adopting and filing a school district budget. SBi675,iiRelating to certain advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi677,iiRelating to the electronic recording of proceedings in a statutory probate court in Collin County. SBi678,iiRelating to money allocated under the federal-aid highway program. 4010 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4010

PAXTON, KENi — i(Continued) SBi707,iiRelating to the definition of intoxicated for purposes of certain weapons offenses. SBi708,iiRelating to the designation of a segment of U.S. Highway 75 in Collin County as the Sam Johnson Highway. SBi726,iiRelating to authorization by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board for certain public junior colleges to offer baccalaureate degree programs. SBi843,iiRelating to public access to boundary, financial, and tax rate information of certain political subdivisions. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi866,iiRelating to authorizing local governments to participate in statewide technology centers. SBi867,iiRelating to comprehensive performance reviews of certain special districts. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi928,iiRelating to the regulation of electioneering at a polling location. SBi929,iiRelating to equal opportunity for access by home-schooled students to University Interscholastic League-sponsored activities; authorizing a fee. SBi1014,iiRelating to the limitation on the rate of growth in appropriations from state tax revenues. SBi1015,iiRelating to a franchise tax or insurance premium tax credit for contributions made to certain certified nonprofit educational assistance organizations. SBi1016,iiRelating to the provision of driver s’ license and personal identification certificate services by license deputies. SBi1017,iiRelating to the funding for and administration of travel and information operations by the Texas Department of Transportation. SBi1029,iiRelating to the conversion of a nontolled state highway or segment of the state highway system to a toll project. SBi1198,iiRelating to requirements for physicians who perform abortions; creating an offense. SBi1212,iiRelating to the applicability of certain provisions concerning the transfer of exotic species to certain transfers of water that supply populous areas. SBi1220,iiRelating to the use of certain funds from the Texas Health Insurance Pool. SBi1221,iiRelating to use of a Medicaid-based fee schedule for reimbursement of services under a contract between a health care provider and certain health benefit plans. SBi1222,iiRelating to the control of conditional federal funds for state programs. SBi1327,iiRelating to the reimbursement of utilities for relocation of utility facilities following improvement or construction of certain tolled highways. SBi1328,iiRelating to the authority of a statutory probate court in Collin County to hear and determine certain matters pending in a district or statutory county court. 4011 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4011

PAXTON, KENi — i(Continued) SBi1329,iiRelating to remedies for nonpayment of regional tollway authority tolls. SBi1406,iiRelating to State Board of Education oversight of regional education service center activities concerning certain curriculum management systems. SBi1409,iiRelating to public information regarding facilities of school districts and open-enrollment charter schools. SBi1436,iiRelating to the service retirement annuity of certain members of the Judicial Retirement System of Texas Plan One. SBi1437,iiRelating to authorizing certain persons to file documents electronically for recording with a county clerk. SBi1438,iiRelating to the transportation of certain mental health patients. SBi1575,iiRelating to state savings and government efficiency through a taxpayer savings grant program. SBi1619,iiRelating to the exemption of inventory of certain retail businesses from ad valorem taxation by a school district. SBi1620,iiRelating to certified communication access realtime translation providers. SBi1639,iiRelating to the application of foreign laws and foreign forum selection in certain family law proceedings. SBi1655,iiRelating to authorizing the Public Utility Commission of Texas to direct the comptroller to return the unappropriated balance of the system benefit fund to retail electric customers. SBi1656,iiRelating to the constitutional limit on the rate of growth of appropriations. SBi1658,iiRelating to the effect of certain state aid on school districts required to take action to equalize wealth under the school finance system. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1729,iiRelating to an agreement between the Department of Public Safety and a county for the provision of renewal and duplicate driver s’ license and other identification certificate services; authorizing a fee. SBi1792,iiRelating to remedies for nonpayment of tolls for the use of toll projects; authorizing a fee; creating an offense. SBi1852,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Collin County Water Control and Improvement District No. 3; providing authority to issue bonds. SBi1908,iiRelating to a study conducted by the Office of Court Administration of the Texas Judicial System and the repeal of certain court fees and costs. SJRi4,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to a person s’ freedom of religion. SJRi5,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to the rights of individuals to choose or decline to choose to purchase health insurance coverage. 4012 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4012

PAXTON, KENi — i(Continued) SJRi10,iiProposing a constitutional amendment concerning the limitation on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SJRi25,iiProposing a constitutional amendment prescribing the purposes for which revenue from motor vehicle registration fees, certain motor vehicle-related taxes, and certain revenues received from the federal government may be used. SJRi32,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize a political subdivision other than a school district to establish a limitation on the amount of ad valorem taxes that the political subdivision may impose on the residence homesteads of persons who are disabled or elderly and their surviving spouses. SJRi49,iiProposing a constitutional amendment relating to a person s’ freedom of religion. SJRi51,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation by one or more political subdivisions of this state a person s’ inventory held for sale at retail. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi94,iiCongratulating the Allen High School football team for winning a state championship. SRi150,iiRecognizing choral ensemble students from Robinson and Rice Middle Schools in Plano. SRi265,iiRecognizing March 4 and 5, 2013, as Collin County Days at the Capitol. SRi293,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Baylor Day at the State Capitol. SRi314,iiCommending Robert Griffin III on his exemplary accomplishments. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi540,iiHonoring Congressman Sam Johnson on the 40th anniversary of his return from Vietnam. SRi618,iiIn memory of Kevin Khoi Signo. SRi639,iiCongratulating Samsung Electronics on the expansion of the Samsung Austin Semiconductor plant. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi694,iiCommending Israel for its relationship with the United States. SRi695,iiRecognizing the Baylor University Lady Bears basketball team for winning the 2012 national championship. 4013 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4013

PAXTON, KENi — i(Continued) SRi699,iiRecognizing the Baylor University men s’ basketball team for winning the 2013 National Invitational Tournament. SRi744,iiIn memory of Matthew Robert Clark. SRi1043,iiRecognizing Phil Dyer for his contributions to the City of Plano. SRi1056,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 1534. SRi1075,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 1017. SRi1101,iiIn memory of Elizabeth Ojerholm Roberts.

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ SBi10,iiRelating to employment, higher education, and state purchasing programs for veterans. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi86,iiRelating to the elimination of smoking in certain workplaces and public places; providing penalties. SBi89,iiRelating to the creation of a commission to investigate and prevent wrongful convictions. SBi119,iiRelating to the operation of special student recovery programs by certain school districts. SBi120,iiRelating to the creation of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso as a component institution of the Texas Tech University System. SBi121,iiRelating to prohibited retaliation against certain state or local public employees for reporting to certain persons violations of law. SBi122,iiRelating to the removal from office of a member of the board of trustees of an independent school district. SBi123,iiRelating to the authority of the commissioner of education to issue subpoenas and conduct accreditation investigations. SBi124,iiRelating to the punishment for the offense of tampering with certain governmental records based on certain reporting for school districts and open-enrollment charter schools. SBi137,iiRelating to the recall of members of school district boards of trustees. SBi140,iiRelating to a periodic review and expiration dates of state and local tax preferences. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi162,iiRelating to the occupational licensing of spouses of members of the military and the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience. 4014 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4014

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SBi229,iiRelating to an exception to the domicile requirement for issuance of a commercial driver s’ license for certain military personnel. SBi240,iiRelating to public school accountability and end-of-course assessment instruments. SBi260,iiRelating to the absence of a student from school to visit with a parent, stepparent, or guardian who will be or has been deployed on military duty. SBi304,iiRelating to requiring solar panels to be offered by certain builders of new homes. SBi305,iiRelating to an exemption from the sales tax for certain solar energy devices. SBi308,iiRelating to the collection of data relating to military-connected students through the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS). SBi313,iiRelating to the distribution, possession, purchase, consumption, and receipt of tobacco products; providing penalties. SBi331,iiRelating to the composition of the El Paso County juvenile board. SBi332,iiRelating to commissioners court oversight of certain emergency services districts. SBi333,iiRelating to the designation of portions of State Highway 17 and State Highway 67 as the General Alfred Valenzuela Highway. SBi334,iiRelating to preliminary review of complaints filed with a county ethics commission. SBi335,iiRelating to the use of a photographic traffic enforcement system at a railroad crossing. SBi336,iiRelating to the qualifications for appointment as a medical examiner. SBi337,iiRelating to coordination of services provided by Medicaid managed care organizations and certain community centers and local mental health or mental retardation authorities. SBi338,iiRelating to the liability of certain social workers who provide volunteer health care services to charitable organizations. SBi339,iiRelating to the health professions resource center. SBi340,iiRelating to administrative penalties assessed by the Texas Workforce Commission against certain employers for failure to pay wages. SBi341,iiRelating to rest breaks for employees of certain contractors with a governmental entity; providing an administrative penalty. SBi377,iiRelating to the determination of certain exemptions from the administration of state assessment instruments to public school students. SBi402,iiRelating to the regulation of the practice of physical therapy. SBi406,iiRelating to the practice of advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants and the delegation of prescriptive authority by physicians to and the supervision by physicians of certain advanced practice registered nurses and physician assistants. SBi414,iiRelating to a study and report regarding authorizing certain public junior colleges to offer baccalaureate degree programs to address regional workforce needs. 4015 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4015

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SBi421,iiRelating to the Texas System of Care and the development of local mental health systems of care for certain children. SBi442,iiRelating to leave for certain veterans returning to state employment. SBi455,iiRelating to the expansion of eligibility for medical assistance to certain persons under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the application and eligibility determination processes for medical assistance and other programs. SBi456,iiRelating to building code standards for new residential construction in the unincorporated area of a county. SBi457,iiRelating to the confidentiality of certain autopsy records. SBi458,iiRelating to certain motor vehicle records excepted from disclosure under the Public Information Act. SBi459,iiRelating to the sale, installation, storage, transportation, and disposal of scrap, unsafe, or used tires; providing a civil penalty; creating an offense. SBi461,iiRelating to development regulations for certain unincorporated areas located near the Tornillo-Guadalupe Port of Entry; providing a penalty. SBi465,iiRelating to the amount of the exemption from ad valorem taxation to which certain disabled veterans and the surviving spouses and children of certain veterans are entitled. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi523,iiRelating to the issuance of permits for dairy farming in certain areas of the state. SBi524,iiRelating to a study regarding the prohibition of dairy farming in certain areas of the state. SBi525,iiRelating to physical activity requirements for students in public schools. SBi526,iiRelating to a prohibition on certain law enforcement inquiries regarding the nationality or immigration status of a victim of or witness to a criminal offense. SBi527,iiRelating to the detention by local law enforcement agencies of certain persons subject to federal immigration detainers. SBi528,iiRelating to examination requirements for wards and proposed wards in certain guardianship matters. SBi538,iiRelating to the repeal of the offense of homosexual conduct. SBi557,iiRelating to a voluntary contribution to the fund for veterans ’ assistance when applying for a driver s’ license or personal identification certificate. 4016 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4016

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SBi565,iiRelating to the accommodation of pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, children, senior citizens, users of public transportation, movers of commercial goods, and motorists on streets and highways. SBi579,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund capital projects on the El Paso campus of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. SBi580,iiRelating to license examination attempt limits for physicians. SBi643,iiRelating to a supplemental payment for retirees of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and the unfunded actuarial liabilities allowed under that system. SBi647,iiRelating to guardianships, including the assessment and payment of attorney s’ fees and other court costs in guardianships, and to court-created management trusts for persons who have physical disabilities or who are incapacitated. SBi648,iiRelating to trusts. SBi649,iiRelating to the exemption of certain property from seizure by creditors. SBi650,iiRelating to the continuation of title insurance coverage of certain transferred property. SBi651,iiRelating to a medical power of attorney. SBi729,iiRelating to the creation of the State Supported Living Center Realignment Commission. SBi739,iiRelating to authorizing fees deducted from court registry funds. SBi740,iiRelating to required workers ’ compensation insurance coverage for building and construction contractors. SBi741,iiRelating to the period during which an employee may file a claim for unpaid wages with the Texas Workforce Commission. SBi790,iiRelating to administrative fees assessed when certain charges are dismissed. SBi846,iiRelating to training, certification, and accreditation provided or regulated by the Texas Veterans Commission. SBi855,iiRelating to the use of El Paso Mission Valley specialty license plate fees for the preservation and rehabilitation of the Socorro, San Elizario, and Ysleta Missions. SBi856,iiRelating to the administration and management of elections and public information of the El Paso County Water Improvement District No. 1. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi898,iiRelating to the mental health program for veterans. SBi911,iiRelating to decedents ’estates. SBi998,iiRelating to the partial repayment of certain extensions of consumer credit obtained for a consumer by a credit access business or that a credit access business assists the consumer in obtaining. 4017 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4017

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SBi999,iiRelating to municipal ordinances regulating a credit access business or an extension of consumer credit that a credit access business obtains for a consumer or assists a consumer in obtaining. SBi1000,iiRelating to the authority of a municipality to regulate fees charged in connection with certain loans. SBi1001,iiRelating to extensions of consumer credit a credit services organization obtains for a consumer or assists a consumer in obtaining. SBi1003,iiRelating to a review of and report regarding the use of adult and juvenile administrative segregation in facilities in this state. SBi1037,iiRelating to the education requirements for a notary public; authorizing a fee. SBi1038,iiRelating to the disclosure by public institutions of higher education of the identity of private sponsors of certain research. SBi1039,iiRelating to the report by the Water Conservation Advisory Council on progress made in water conservation in this state. SBi1042,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund an interdisciplinary research facility at The University of Texas at El Paso. SBi1043,iiRelating to access to personal information about jurors in a criminal trial. SBi1044,iiRelating to access to criminal history record information by certain entities, including certain local government corporations, public defender s’ offices, and the office of capital writs, and to an exemption for those offices from fees imposed for processing inquiries for that information. SBi1045,iiRelating to an evaluation of the state supported living center system. SBi1046,iiRelating to the authority of certain municipalities and counties to regulate subdivisions in the exterritorial jurisdiction of a municipality by agreement. SBi1082,iiRelating to eligibility requirements for certain applicants for a license to practice medicine. SBi1083,iiRelating to an appeal from an interlocutory order of certain courts. SBi1132,iiRelating to certain gaming conducted in this state by federally recognized Indian tribes on tribal land. SBi1133,iiRelating to contributions to certain fire and police pension funds. SBi1158,iiRelating to higher education for veterans and their families. SBi1227,iiRelating to the creation of an on-bill repayment program to encourage improvements to real property related to water efficiency; authorizing a fee. SBi1239,iiRelating to distributed renewable generation and compensation for excess electricity generated by distributed renewable generation. SBi1257,iiRelating to a settlement in a contested case involving an integrated utility operating outside of ERCOT in areas of the Western Electricity Coordinating Council. 4018 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4018

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SBi1259,iiRelating to the enforcement of an order to pay child support by contempt and the awarding of costs and fees in certain proceedings. SBi1260,iiRelating to the enforcement of spousal maintenance agreements and property distribution agreements incident to divorce or annulment. SBi1261,iiRelating to certain procedures in certain civil actions. SBi1262,iiRelating to the housing authorities in certain municipalities and counties. SBi1281,iiRelating to mechanic s,’ contractor s,’ or materialman s’ liens. SBi1359,iiRelating to a prohibition of foods containing trans fat. SBi1360,iiRelating to the punishment for the offense of tampering with a witness and the evidence that may be offered to show that offense. SBi1361,iiRelating to a bill of rights for persons receiving Medicaid long-term services and supports under state benefits programs. SBi1371,iiRelating to certain gaming activity conducted by an Indian tribe or tribal organization. SBi1377,iiRelating to making an appropriation of money from the economic stabilization fund for the Foundation School Program. SBi1378,iiRelating to the appropriations of money from the economic stabilization fund for the 2014-2015 state fiscal biennium. SBi1453,iiRelating to rates charged and credits granted by certain electric utilities to retail customers with on-site solar generation capacity. SBi1476,iiRelating to the creation of the veteran entrepreneur program by the Texas Veterans Commission. SBi1478,iiRelating to the satisfaction of annual renewable energy requirements by certain utilities. SBi1500,iiRelating to the criteria to be used by the Texas Water Development Board in prioritizing applications for funds for the implementation of water supply projects. SBi1501,iiRelating to the allocation of state revenue used to provide financial assistance to political subdivisions for water supply projects. SBi1553,iiRelating to the Homes for Texas Heroes home loan program. SBi1583,iiRelating to extending the court s’ jurisdiction in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship over certain young people for purposes of obtaining special immigrant juvenile status and Department of Family and Protective Services policies for handling cases involving those young people. SBi1584,iiRelating to the validation of the dissolution of the Development Corporation of Presidio and the creation of the Presidio Municipal Development District. SBi1585,iiRelating to the authority of certain counties to impose a county hotel occupancy tax. SBi1586,iiRelating to distributed renewable generation of electricity. 4019 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4019

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SBi1611,iiRelating to discovery in a criminal case. SBi1689,iiRelating to the regulation of credit access businesses. SBi1691,iiRelating to the administration of oaths and issuance of subpoenas in an arbitration proceeding involving firefighters or police officers in certain political subdivisions. SBi1696,iiRelating to the short-term motor vehicle rental tax used to finance certain athletic events. SBi1699,iiRelating to the application of municipal zoning regulations to certain commercial property in which the General Land Office retains an ownership interest. SBi1706,iiRelating to mental health in juvenile cases. SBi1708,iiRelating to the acquisition of certain real property in El Paso County for the construction of facilities for the Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas. SBi1712,iiRelating to the punishment for the offense of prostitution. SBi1717,iiRelating to the authority of the office of independent ombudsman with the Texas Juvenile Justice Department in regard to juveniles in custody in facilities other than juvenile justice facilities. SBi1719,iiRelating to the construction, remodeling, or rehabilitation of certain hotel projects. SBi1722,iiRelating to reforming the electoral process; providing a criminal penalty. SBi1738,iiRelating to the legal defense and indemnification of county officials and employees. SBi1739,iiRelating to the Criminal Justice Legislative Oversight Committee, the appointment of members, and the members ’duties and responsibilities. SBi1743,iiRelating to prohibiting employer retaliation against employees who seek recovery of unpaid wages and procedures in wage claim hearings conducted by the Texas Workforce Commission; providing administrative penalties. SBi1766,iiRelating to the criteria and requirements for the closure, consolidation, or consolidation plan of state supported living centers. SBi1767,iiRelating to the authorization for and imposition of hospital assessments by hospital districts. SBi1768,iiRelating to the authorization for and imposition of hospital assessments by counties. SBi1769,iiRelating to the creation of an advisory committee to examine the fingerprinting practices of juvenile probation departments. SBi1802,iiRelating to the reporting of certain information regarding inmates and the use of administrative segregation by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. SBi1816,iiRelating to the expansion of eligibility for medical assistance to certain persons under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and funding of that expansion. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. 4020 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4020

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SBi1905,iiRelating to the transfer of territory, assets, liabilities, and duties of the former Cuadrilla Improvement Corporation to the Lower Valley Water District. SJRi11,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing elections for the recall of independent school district trustees. SJRi12,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the periodic review of state and local tax preferences and providing an expiration date for certain tax preferences. SJRi29,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to repeal the constitutional provision providing that marriage in this state consists only of the union of one man and one woman and prohibiting this state or a political subdivision of this state from creating or recognizing any legal status identical or similar to marriage. SJRi30,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature under certain limitations to specify the amount of the exemption from ad valorem taxation to which certain disabled veterans and the surviving spouses and children of certain veterans are entitled. SJRi45,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the operation of certain gaming in this state by federally recognized Indian tribes on tribal land. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi27,iiUrging Congress to reauthorize Section 5056 of the Water Resources Development Act of 2007 and to appropriate sufficient funds for the Rio Grande Environmental Management Program. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi38,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the house to make corrections in H.B. No. 2975. SRi126,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Texas Promotores and Community Health Workers Day at the State Capitol. SRi153,iiRecognizing the Roman Catholic Diocese of El Paso on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi176,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Texas Physical Therapy Day at the State Capitol. SRi177,iiRecognizing February 12 and 13, 2013, as El Paso Days at the State Capitol. SRi231,iiRecognizing February 20, 2013, as Texas Dental Association Day at the State Capitol. SRi281,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as the Day of the Fallen at the State Capitol. SRi304,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Hudspeth County Day at the State Capitol. SRi312,iiRecognizing Hector "El Pipo" Barragan for his contributions to the City of El Paso. SRi396,iiCommending Joella Methola of El Paso for receiving a 2013 Prudential Spirit of Community Award. SRi436,iiRecognizing Tony Harper for his 45-year career as a high school coach. 4021 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4021

RODRI´GUEZ, JOSE´ i — i(Continued) SRi452,iiIn memory of Raymond L. Telles of El Paso. SRi485,iiRecognizing The University of Texas at El Paso on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi517,iiRecognizing March 27, 2013, as Culberson County Day at the State Capitol. SRi553,iiRecognizing the McDonald Observatory on the occasion of its 75th anniversary. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi583,iiCommending Mitchell Marcus and Jon Montanez. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi780,iiRecognizing May of 2013 as Elder Abuse Prevention Month. SRi840,iiIn memory of Paul Strelzin. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi871,iiWelcoming artists from the San Elizario Historic Art District to Austin. SRi898,iiIn memory of Francis Gene Phillips IV. SRi899,iiIn memory of Kevin Cardoza. SRi900,iiIn memory of Thomas Paige Murach. SRi901,iiIn memory of Brandon James Landrum. SRi902,iiIn memory of Brandon Joseph Prescott. SRi1060,iiIn memory of Victor Apodaca, Jr.

SCHWERTNER, CHARLES SBi4,iiRelating to the administration and functions of the Texas Water Development Board; authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds. SBi8,iiRelating to the provision and delivery of certain health and human services in this state, including the provision of those services through the Medicaid program and the prevention of fraud, waste, and abuse in that program and other programs. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi22,iiRelating to the administration of the Texas Water Development Board; making an appropriation from the economic stabilization fund to finance certain water-related projects. SBi56,iiRelating to the provision and delivery of certain health care services in this state, including the provision of those services through the Medicaid program and the prevention of fraud, waste, and abuse in that program and other programs. 4022 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4022

SCHWERTNER, CHARLESi — i(Continued) SBi61,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of military physicians who provide voluntary charity health care. SBi101,iiRelating to the constitutional limit on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SBi126,iiRelating to the creation of a mental health and substance abuse public reporting system. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. SBi149,iiRelating to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. SBi150,iiRelating to the cancer prevention and research fund. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi166,iiRelating to the use by certain health care providers of electronically readable information from a driver s’ license or personal identification certificate. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi191,iiRelating to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits accounts. SBi235,iiRelating to the creation of regional authorities for water infrastructure projects. SBi256,iiRelating to tracking career information for graduates of Texas medical schools and persons completing medical residency programs in Texas. SBi299,iiRelating to the intentional display of a handgun by a person licensed to carry a concealed handgun. SBi301,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to issue to a foreign postsecondary institution a certificate of authority to grant professional degrees. SBi348,iiRelating to a utilization review process for managed care organizations participating in the STAR + PLUS Medicaid managed care program. SBi380,iiRelating to the recording of an informal settlement conference to resolve a complaint to the Texas Medical Board against a physician. SBi404,iiRelating to complaints filed with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy; authorizing fees. SBi441,iiRelating to the establishment of the Texas Fast Start Program to promote rapid delivery of workforce education and development. SBi467,iiRelating to the regulatory analysis of rules proposed by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi537,iiRelating to minimum standards for abortion facilities. SBi821,iiRelating to the prosecution of certain criminal offenses involving theft or involving fraud or other deceptive practices. 4023 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4023

SCHWERTNER, CHARLESi — i(Continued) SBi822,iiRelating to the regulation of certain health care provider network contract arrangements; providing an administrative penalty; authorizing a fee. SBi830,iiRelating to use of telemedicine in certain trauma facilities. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi860,iiRelating to the provision of career and technology education courses in certain partnership programs to provide high school dropout recovery. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi908,iiRelating to a study regarding the fiscal effect of tax-exempt state property on school districts. SBi909,iiRelating to the eligibility for service retirement annuities of certain elected officials convicted of certain crimes. SBi922,iiRelating to partnerships between the Texas State Technical College System and public junior colleges. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi982,iiRelating to hunting and fishing license fee exemptions for certain veterans. SBi1029,iiRelating to the conversion of a nontolled state highway or segment of the state highway system to a toll project. SBi1106,iiRelating to the use of maximum allowable cost lists under a Medicaid managed care pharmacy benefit plan. SBi1130,iiRelating to the temporary licensing of a dentist who performs voluntary charity care. SBi1141,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1142,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification charter school pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1150,iiRelating to a provider protection plan that ensures efficiency and reduces administrative burdens on providers participating in a Medicaid managed care model or arrangement. SBi1157,iiRelating to the transfer of certain state property in Walker County from the Texas Board of Criminal Justice to the board of regents of the Texas State University System. SBi1185,iiRelating to the creation of a mental health jail diversion pilot program. SBi1214,iiRelating to certain economic development programs administered by the Department of Agriculture. SBi1215,iiRelating to meetings of the Medicaid and Public Assistance Fraud Oversight Task Force. SBi1233,iiRelating to an animal identification program. 4024 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4024

SCHWERTNER, CHARLESi — i(Continued) SBi1237,iiRelating to referral of disputes for alternative dispute resolution, including victim-directed referrals; authorizing a fee. SBi1284,iiRelating to the development and operation of advanced brackish desalination projects. SBi1292,iiRelating to DNA testing of biological evidence in certain capital cases. SBi1312,iiRelating to the regulation and practice of veterinary medicine; authorizing a fee. SBi1313,iiRelating to the Correctional Management Institute of Texas at Sam Houston State University. SBi1362,iiRelating to a requirement that students at an open-enrollment charter school recite the pledges of allegiance to the United States flag and the state flag. SBi1364,iiRelating to the computation of an electric utility s’ income taxes. SBi1479,iiRelating to the provision of emergency services in the Williamson-Travis Counties Water Control and Improvement District No. 1F. SBi1480,iiRelating to the provision of emergency services in the Williamson-Travis Counties Water Control and Improvement District No. 1G. SBi1481,iiRelating to the provision of emergency services in the Bella Vista Municipal Utility District. SBi1505,iiRelating to the frequency of the release of questions and answer keys to state assessment instruments administered in public schools. SBi1506,iiRelating to training regarding fire safety inspections required by law. SBi1609,iiRelating to the training of employees of certain covered entities. SBi1610,iiRelating to the notification of individuals following a breach of security of computerized data. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1808,iiRelating to the cost effects of expanding eligibility for medical assistance under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. SBi1844,iiRelating to the Corn Hill Regional Water Authority. SBi1850,iiRelating to the creation of Rock Prairie Management District No. 1; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1851,iiRelating to the creation of Rock Prairie Management District No. 2; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1883,iiRelating to the creation of the Leander TODD Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Williamson County; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. 4025 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4025

SCHWERTNER, CHARLESi — i(Continued) SBi1904,iiRelating to the administration of the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. SBi1909,iiRelating to the period for confirmation of the Williamson County Municipal Utility District No. 21. SJRi10,iiProposing a constitutional amendment concerning the limitation on the rate of growth of appropriations of revenue. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi61,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the reduction of amounts paid by Texans to provide health care to the uninsured if Medicaid eligibility is expanded in accordance with the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; requiring hospital district and county tax rate reductions. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi12,iiDesignating pecan pie as the official State Pie of Texas. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi6,iiCongratulating Johnny Manziel for winning the 2012 Heisman Trophy. SRi7,iiRecognizing Luke Joeckel for winning the 2012 Outland Trophy. SRi28,iiRecognizing January 23, 2013, as Grimes County Day at the State Capitol. SRi29,iiRecognizing the participants in the Tall XIII class of the Texas Agricultural Lifetime Leadership program. SRi31,iiCongratulating the C. H. Yoe High School Yoemen football team from Cameron for winning a state championship title. SRi32,iiCongratulating the Navasota High School Rattlers football team for winning a state championship title. SRi55,iiCongratulating the Cedar Park High School Timberwolves football team for winning a state championship title. SRi74,iiIn memory of Margaret Christine Laws Holcombe of Cameron. SRi90,iiRecognizing April 23, 2013, as Hutto Day at the State Capitol. SRi91,iiCongratulating Willie Fritz of Sam Houston State University for being named the 2012 Liberty Mutual NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision Coach of the Year. SRi92,iiRecognizing February 6, 2013, as Bryan-College Station Day at the State Capitol. SRi93,iiRecognizing the Texas 4-H and Youth Development Program for its service to the state. SRi107,iiWelcoming the members of the Texas Medical Association to the Texas Capitol. SRi109,iiRecognizing the members of the Chancellor s’ Student Advisory Council of The Texas A&M University System. 4026 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4026

SCHWERTNER, CHARLESi — i(Continued) SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi169,iiProclaiming February 26, 2013, Justices of the Peace and Constables Day at the State Capitol. SRi170,iiRecognizing Kensen Shi for being named the individual winner of the Siemens Foundation s’ annual mathematics, science, and technology competition. SRi171,iiRecognizing the Round Rock Independent School District on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi188,iiRecognizing Jeffery Musgrave for receiving the Bronze Star with Valor Device and the Purple Heart. SRi195,iiRecognizing the Granger Independent School District on the occasion of its 125th anniversary. SRi212,iiRecognizing the veterans of the Tet Offensive. SRi235,iiWelcoming the 2013 Class of Leadership Round Rock on the occasion of their visit to the State Capitol. SRi236,iiCommemorating the dedication of the statue of Texas Ranger Frank Hamer in Navasota. SRi248,iiRecognizing February 19, 2013, as Sheriffs ’Association of Texas Day at the State Capitol. SRi298,iiRecognizing Dick and Maxine Anderson of Georgetown on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary. SRi306,iiRecognizing the members of the United States Navy Armed Guard for their service to this nation. SRi319,iiIn memory of Gregory Wade Pickard of Bryan and College Station. SRi320,iiIn memory of Eric D. Wallace of Marlin, College Station, and Bryan. SRi329,iiRecognizing Jesu´s H. Cha´vez on the occasion of his retirement as superintendent of the Round Rock Independent School District. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi427,iiCongratulating the Mexia High School Lady Cats basketball team for winning a state championship title. SRi428,iiCongratulating the Centerville High School Lady Tigers basketball team for advancing to the state tournament semifinals. SRi429,iiCongratulating the Georgetown High School Lady Eagles basketball team for winning a state championship title. SRi442,iiCongratulating Valerie Covey of Williamson County for receiving the Road Hand Award from the Texas Department of Transportation. SRi449,iiCommending Cody Michael Powell for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. 4027 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4027

SCHWERTNER, CHARLESi — i(Continued) SRi466,iiRecognizing July 1 through July 4, 2013, as the Texas Family Reunion. SRi467,iiRecognizing United Way of Williamson County for its service. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi524,iiRecognizing the members of the Grimes County Republican Women. SRi528,iiRecognizing Alcoa on the occasion of its 125th anniversary. SRi567,iiCommending Richard Louis Sieggreen IV for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi568,iiCommending Lucas Hiney for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi585,iiRecognizing Williamson County Republican Women for its civic engagement. SRi590,iiRecognizing Georgetown Area Republican Women for its accomplishments. SRi598,iiRecognizing April 23, 2013, as Williamson County Day. SRi599,iiRecognizing Cash and Esther Harper on the occasion of their 60th anniversary. SRi624,iiRecognizing the City of College Station on the occasion of its 75th anniversary. SRi626,iiWelcoming students from Mrs. Mac s’ Shining Stars school. SRi638,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Texas State Technical College Day. SRi640,iiCongratulating Nicole Hagerty for her selection as 2013 Region 13 Assistant Principal of the Year. SRi641,iiRecognizing Republican Women of Brazos Valley for its service. SRi642,iiIn memory of Wade Wilson. SRi653,iiRecognizing Walker County Republican Women. SRi665,iiRecognizing Joseph Stephen Rosenberger on receiving the Congressional Award Gold Medal. SRi666,iiIn memory of the life of Scott Hamilton Burgess. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi700,iiIn memory of Nathan Beyers. SRi701,iiIn memory of Charles L. Price III. SRi707,iiRecognizing Chris W. Hulen on the occasion of his retirement. SRi726,iiRecognizing Victor and Modene Marek on the occasion of their 50th anniversary. SRi748,iiRecognizing the Leon High School Lady Cougars volleyball team for winning a state championship. SRi749,iiIn memory of the life of Alex Hernandez III. SRi750,iiIn memory of the life of Paul A. Rivera. SRi758,iiCommending William Crockett Hughes for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. 4028 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4028

SCHWERTNER, CHARLESi — i(Continued) SRi818,iiRecognizing G. Kemble Bennett for his contributions to the Texas Board of Professional Engineers. SRi819,iiIn memory of Wade Wilson. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi842,iiRecognizing the HEARTS Veterans Museum of Texas. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi866,iiIn memory of Adam Huckstep-LaPorte. SRi874,iiRecognizing Round Rock on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi886,iiIn memory of H. Frank Simpson. SRi976,iiRecognizing Ed Olson on the occasion of his 95th birthday. SRi1007,iiRecognizing Louis M. McCormick on the occasion of his 70th birthday. SRi1008,iiRecognizing Ruby Howell on the occasion of her high school graduation. SRi1027,iiIn memory of Thomas J. "Jiggs" Singley. SRi1040,iiRecognizing Neva and Edwin LeBreton on the occasion of their 70th wedding anniversary. SRi1041,iiRecognizing Bill Shaffer on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1042,iiIn memory of Brian Keith Lundy, Jr.

SELIGER, KEL SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi16,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund capital projects at public institutions of higher education. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi135,iiRelating to the use of a public school student s’ performance on an end-of-course assessment instrument in determining the student s’ final grade for the course. SBi224,iiRelating to the availability of money from the economic stabilization fund to be used for the purposes of projects in the state water plan. 4029 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4029

SELIGER, KELi — i(Continued) SBi225,iiRelating to curriculum and end-of-course assessment requirements for high school graduation. SBi266,iiRelating to use of local hotel occupancy tax revenue to conduct an audit. SBi267,iiRelating to the liability of a municipality for certain space flight activities. SBi268,iiRelating to the application of the professional prosecutors law to the district attorney for the 287th Judicial District and the county attorney of Oldham County. SBi269,iiRelating to an exemption for land owned by a school from the additional tax imposed on the change of use of land appraised for ad valorem tax purposes as qualified open-space land. SBi270,iiRelating to a limited exception to the prohibition on releasing personal information about a juror collected during the jury selection process in certain cases. SBi271,iiRelating to a defense to prosecution for the offense of failing to secure a child in a child passenger safety seat system. SBi272,iiRelating to water well recordkeeping and reporting requirements, including the production and use of groundwater. SBi302,iiRelating to the management, operation, rulemaking authority, and oversight of groundwater conservation districts. SBi346,iiRelating to reporting requirements of certain persons who do not meet the definition of political committee. SBi347,iiRelating to funding for the operations of the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission and to the disposal of certain low-level radioactive waste. SBi412,iiRelating to the authority of certain counties to impose a hotel occupancy tax for the maintenance, operation, and promotion of a coliseum in the county; authorizing a tax. SBi459,iiRelating to the sale, installation, storage, transportation, and disposal of scrap, unsafe, or used tires; providing a civil penalty; creating an offense. SBi468,iiRelating to endangered species habitat conservation. SBi490,iiRelating to the expiration of tuition equalization grant requirements for grants awarded before the 2005-2006 academic year. SBi496,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to review and approve capital projects and purchases of real property at public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi497,iiRelating to the number of semester credit hours required to earn an associate degree at public institutions of higher education. SBi498,iiRelating to applying credit earned by a student at a general academic teaching institution to an associate s’ degree at a lower-division institution of higher education previously attended by the student. SBi543,iiRelating to the authority of the Midland County Hospital District of Midland County, Texas, to employ and commission peace officers. 4030 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4030

SELIGER, KELi — i(Continued) SBi666,iiRelating to public school educator preparation and alternative certification programs. SBi667,iiRelating to a study on the feasibility of requiring certain researchers to make research papers available to the public. SBi668,iiRelating to the reports and recommendations of the Water Conservation Advisory Council. SBi674,iiRelating to election through secret ballot of a labor union as the exclusive bargaining representative. SBi791,iiRelating to the regulation of low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities and radioactive substances. SBi792,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment requirements for high school graduation. SBi857,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board regarding the initiation, consolidation, or elimination of a degree or certificate program offered by a public institution of higher education. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi1025,iiRelating to the offense of the carrying of a handgun by a concealed handgun license holder at certain meetings of a governmental entity. SBi1282,iiRelating to deadlines for proposals for adoption by certain districts or authorities of desired future conditions of relevant aquifers. SBi1323,iiRelating to the authority of a county to establish a centralized sex offender registration authority. SBi1324,iiRelating to the authority to organize volunteer safety groups at churches, synagogues, and other places of religious worship. SBi1325,iiRelating to Seminole Hospital District of Gaines County, Texas. SBi1340,iiRelating to the temporary operation of a racetrack extension location. SBi1403,iiRelating to public school teachers. SBi1509,iiRelating to college readiness and success. SBi1524,iiRelating to the composition of districts for the election of members of the Texas Legislature and the United States House of Representatives from Texas. SBi1530,iiRelating to the admission of undergraduate students to public institutions of higher education. SBi1531,iiRelating to providing information to entering undergraduate students at certain general academic teaching institutions to promote timely graduation. SBi1556,iiRelating to the establishment of a school safety certification program and the School Safety Task Force. 4031 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4031

SELIGER, KELi — i(Continued) SBi1557,iiRelating to business and nonprofit organization participation in supporting early college high schools. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi65,iiProposing a constitutional amendment establishing a transportation infrastructure fund to assist counties in this state in the construction, reconstruction, or maintenance of transportation infrastructure that is intended to alleviate degradation caused by the exploration, development, or production of oil or gas. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi10,iiDesignating September 12 as Mary Ann "Molly" Goodnight Day for a 10-year period beginning in 2013. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi40,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections in S.B. No. 347. SRi34,iiRecognizing February 4, 2013, as Municipal Government Day at the State Capitol. SRi110,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Howard County Day at the State Capitol. SRi113,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Community College Student Day at the State Capitol. SRi153,iiRecognizing the Roman Catholic Diocese of El Paso on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi230,iiRecognizing February 19, 2013, as Panhandle Day at the State Capitol. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi250,iiRecognizing February 20, 2013, as Andrews County Day at the State Capitol. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi441,iiRecognizing Roy Dale and MaryBeth Messer on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. SRi481,iiRecognizing the Best of the Basin BBQ Championship as a Texas State Barbecue Championship competition. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. 4032 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4032

SELIGER, KELi — i(Continued) SRi521,iiRecognizing March 25 through March 30, 2013, as Early College High School Week. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi600,iiRecognizing April 4, 2013, as Educational Technology Day. SRi661,iiRecognizing Thomas R. Craddick on being inducted into the Petroleum Hall of Fame. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi747,iiRecognizing Ruby Lee Martin Beebe on the occasion of her 100th birthday. SRi756,iiIn memory of Harlow L. Sprouse. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi820,iiRecognizing the Texas A&M University Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy Internship Program and the Public Policy Internship Program and the interns for the 83rd legislative session. SRi821,iiRecognizing May 3, 2013, as GenTX Day. SRi822,iiRecognizing the restoration of the home of Charles and Mary Ann Goodnight. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi1052,iiRecognizing Jimmie and Peggy Cockerham on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary. SRi1053,iiRecognizing Becky Groneman for her service to Oldham County. SRi1054,iiRecognizing Annyston H. Pennington for being named a 2013 United States Presidential Scholar in the Arts.

TAYLOR, LARRY SBi3,iiRelating to public high school graduation, including curriculum and assessment requirements for graduation and funding in support of certain curriculum authorized for graduation. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi25,iiRelating to abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. 4033 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4033

TAYLOR, LARRYi — i(Continued) SBi366,iiRelating to the authority of political subdivisions to offer certain deferred compensation plans to employees. SBi486,iiRelating to the calculation of ad valorem taxes on the residence homestead of a 100 percent or totally disabled veteran or the surviving spouse of the veteran for the tax year in which the veteran or spouse qualifies or ceases to qualify for an exemption from taxation of the homestead. SBi572,iiRelating to the sale and purchase of shark fins or products derived from shark fins; creating an offense. SBi619,iiRelating to exclusion of land from certain water districts that fail to provide service to the land; clarifying and limiting the authority of those districts with outstanding bonds payable from ad valorem taxes to impose taxes on excluded land; providing for a financial review. SBi675,iiRelating to certain advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi703,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 39; providing authority to impose a tax or fee and issue bonds. SBi704,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 35; providing authority to impose a tax or fee and issue bonds. SBi705,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 40; providing authority to impose taxes and fees and issue bonds. SBi706,iiRelating to the creation of the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 47; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi723,iiRelating to the location of certain public sales of real property. SBi727,iiRelating to the eligibility for judge-ordered community supervision or for release on parole of certain defendants convicted of burglary with the intent to commit a sex offense. SBi831,iiRelating to a list of mental health, substance abuse, and suicide prevention programs that may be selected for implementation by public schools. SBi850,iiRelating to the residual market for workers ’compensation insurance in this state and to the operation, governance, and organization of the Texas Mutual Insurance Company. SBi851,iiRelating to a claim filing period and contractual limitations period in certain property insurance policies. SBi852,iiRelating to availability of certain property and casualty insurance forms. SBi853,iiRelating to notice of a premium increase for certain health insurance policies. SBi862,iiRelating to the imposition of and a limitation on the sales tax imposed on certain vessels. SBi863,iiRelating to the creation of Pearland Municipal Management District No. 2; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. 4034 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4034

TAYLOR, LARRYi — i(Continued) SBi964,iiRelating to the appropriation of amounts deposited into the oyster sales account and the abolishment of the oyster advisory committee. SBi971,iiRelating to the purposes, designation, and funding of a transportation reinvestment zone for port projects; providing authority to issue bonds; authorizing an assessment. SBi992,iiRelating to misrepresentations in connection with certain drug testing devices or equipment; providing penalties. SBi1010,iiRelating to access to certain facilities by search and rescue dogs and their handlers; providing a criminal penalty. SBi1011,iiRelating to the use of human remains in the training of search and rescue animals. SBi1013,iiRelating to the administration of an immunization or vaccination by a pharmacist. SBi1030,iiRelating to the exemption from ad valorem taxation of energy storage systems used for the control of air pollution in a nonattainment area. SBi1031,iiRelating to the Harris-Galveston Subsidence District; providing authority to impose a fee. SBi1040,iiRelating to automated dial announcing devices. SBi1196,iiRelating to the applicability of the insurance laws of this state to certain conduct. SBi1197,iiRelating to requirements of exclusive provider and preferred provider benefit plans. SBi1198,iiRelating to requirements for physicians who perform abortions; creating an offense. SBi1223,iiRelating to an allotment under the public school finance system for the cost of windstorm and hail insurance. SBi1224,iiRelating to the use by a property owner of a common or contract carrier to send a payment, report, application, statement, or other document or paper to a taxing unit or taxing official. SBi1225,iiRelating to the facilities to which Chapter 68, Water Code, applies. SBi1263,iiRelating to allowing parents to petition for repurposing, alternative management, or closure of certain public school campuses. SBi1287,iiRelating to the operation of all-terrain vehicles and recreational off-highway vehicles; creating an offense. SBi1296,iiRelating to the regulation of real estate inspectors; changing fees. SBi1341,iiRelating to the authority of a county to advertise on leased vehicles. SBi1454,iiRelating to the regulation of plumbing. SBi1455,iiRelating to the exemption from ad valorem taxation of real property leased to and used by certain schools. SBi1456,iiRelating to the regulation of backflow prevention assembly testers by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners; authorizing a fee. SBi1558,iiRelating to the sale of event tickets. 4035 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4035

TAYLOR, LARRYi — i(Continued) SBi1560,iiRelating to easements used for dune construction and maintenance projects in certain counties. SBi1561,iiRelating to the determination of the boundaries of, and the enforcement of the law governing access to, public beaches. SBi1579,iiRelating to the appointment of a watermaster for the Brazos River Basin. SBi1663,iiRelating to certain water districts that do not provide water and sanitary sewer service to certain users in the districts ’territory. SBi1672,iiRelating to the business of travel insurance; authorizing penalties. SBi1673,iiRelating to the regulation of industrialized housing by the manufactured housing division of the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs; providing a criminal penalty; authorizing fees. SBi1674,iiRelating to accelerated educational programs offered by public institutions of higher education to qualified persons seeking licensure as physician assistants. SBi1700,iiRelating to the operation of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association and the FAIR Plan Association and the renaming of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association as the Texas Residual Insurance Plan. SBi1701,iiRelating to the payment of insured losses of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association and funding of the catastrophe reserve trust fund. SBi1702,iiRelating to residential property insured by the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association. SBi1723,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain citizens residing outside the United States to vote a full ballot. SBi1724,iiRelating to end-of-course assessment instruments administered to public high school students and other measures of secondary-level performance. SBi1732,iiRelating to authorizing the sale of certain real property in Brazoria County by the Texas Board of Criminal Justice. SBi1733,iiRelating to a study regarding the creation of dunes on the gulf coast for storm surge protection. SBi1734,iiRelating to an allowance of challenging a will. SBi1841,iiRelating to the creation of the Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No. 161; granting the power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1845,iiRelating to the creation of the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 48; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi1846,iiRelating to the creation of the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 49; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. 4036 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4036

TAYLOR, LARRYi — i(Continued) SBi1847,iiRelating to the creation of the Brazoria County Municipal Utility District No. 50; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi1861,iiRelating to the Angleton-Danbury Hospital District of Brazoria County, Texas. SBi1884,iiRelating to the creation of the Westwood Management District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose fees or taxes. SJRi52,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation real property leased to certain schools organized and operated primarily for the purpose of engaging in educational functions. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi23,iiRejecting unlimited submission to the current administration and Congress, reaffirming the sovereignty of our state, and opposing taxes imposed on the citizens of Texas by the passage of the Affordable Care Act. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi35,iiCommending George Mitchell for his generous support of the Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument through the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation. SRi21,iiIn memory of Charles "Hong Kong" Winters Wilson. SRi65,iiJoining the Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce in recognizing Mike Jackson for his service to the state. SRi86,iiRecognizing March 19, 2013, as Brazoria County Day at the State Capitol. SRi122,iiCommending Brittany Harris of Friendswood for her efforts to secure clean water for an African village. SRi123,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as The University of Texas Medical Branch Day at the State Capitol. SRi194,iiRecognizing February 12, 2013, as Texas Community Association Advocates Day at the State Capitol. SRi293,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Baylor Day at the State Capitol. SRi305,iiRecognizing February 27 and 28, 2013, as Pearland Day at the State Capitol. SRi314,iiCommending Robert Griffin III on his exemplary accomplishments. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi459,iiRecognizing The Facts on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi469,iiWelcoming the delegation from the Johnson Space Center on the occasion of NASA Space Day at the State Capitol. 4037 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4037

TAYLOR, LARRYi — i(Continued) SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi613,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Financial Literacy Month in Texas. SRi614,iiCongratulating the Galveston County 4-H Senior Horse Quiz Bowl Team for winning first place. SRi655,iiRecognizing Walter R. Dassdorf on the occasion of his 100th birthday. SRi672,iiIn memory of Sylvia Rene´e Adame. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi681,iiRecognizing Thomas L. Huber III for his service as a veterinarian. SRi682,iiIn memory of Bob Perry. SRi695,iiRecognizing the Baylor University Lady Bears basketball team for winning the 2012 national championship. SRi699,iiRecognizing the Baylor University men s’ basketball team for winning the 2013 National Invitational Tournament. SRi713,iiRecognizing Trent Steven Tomlinson on the occasion of his high school graduation. SRi714,iiRecognizing Kennedy Jayleigh Timm on the occasion of her high school graduation. SRi715,iiRecognizing Daniel Keith Slawson on the occasion of his high school graduation. SRi716,iiRecognizing Angelica Christina Moore on the occasion of her high school graduation. SRi717,iiRecognizing Nathan Luke Miles on the occasion of his high school graduation. SRi718,iiRecognizing Savannah Brooke Jensen on the occasion of her high school graduation. SRi719,iiRecognizing Lincoln Dewayne Hussey, Jr., on the occasion of his high school graduation. SRi720,iiRecognizing Crystal Nicole Hussey on the occasion of her high school graduation. SRi721,iiRecognizing Devin L. Hawkins on the occasion of his high school graduation. SRi722,iiRecognizing Zachary Tyler Harden on the occasion of his high school graduation. SRi723,iiRecognizing Paul Michael Crutcher on the occasion of his high school graduation. SRi724,iiRecognizing Sara Beth Alpeter on the occasion of her high school graduation. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi772,iiIn memory of Lilian Norman Keeney. SRi845,iiRecognizing May 18 through 24, 2013, as National Safe Boating Week. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi875,iiRecognizing Mitch Wright on the occasion of his 90th birthday. SRi887,iiRecognizing Dick and Horacene Daugird for being named the 2013 Citizens of the Year. SRi888,iiRecognizing NASA and the Johnson Space Center. 4038 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4038

TAYLOR, LARRYi — i(Continued) SRi894,iiRecognizing Wayne Riddle on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1003,iiRecognizing William R. Kern III for his achievements. SRi1076,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 3459.

URESTI, CARLOS I. SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi44,iiRelating to maintaining and reporting certain information regarding certain child abuse or neglect cases and the provision of mental health services for children in those cases. SBi61,iiRelating to the licensing and regulation of military physicians who provide voluntary charity health care. SBi129,iiRelating to proper venue for filing an application for a protective order against family violence. SBi225,iiRelating to curriculum and end-of-course assessment requirements for high school graduation. SBi229,iiRelating to an exception to the domicile requirement for issuance of a commercial driver s’ license for certain military personnel. SBi242,iiRelating to the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience. SBi245,iiRelating to eligibility of children s’ advocacy centers for contracts to provide services for children and family members in child abuse and neglect cases. SBi300,iiRelating to funding for certain county transportation infrastructure projects. SBi313,iiRelating to the distribution, possession, purchase, consumption, and receipt of tobacco products; providing penalties. SBi314,iiRelating to use of compensatory education allotment funding to provide assistance with child care to students at risk of dropping out of school. SBi315,iiRelating to electronic voter registration. SBi316,iiRelating to continuing education for pharmacists regarding drug abuse and opioid drugs and an interim study regarding opioid abuse. SBi317,iiRelating to the types of beverages that may be sold to students on public school campuses. SBi318,iiRelating to the tax exemption for permanent hotel residents. SBi319,iiRelating to the tax exemption for permanent hotel residents. SBi363,iiRelating to prohibited exemptions from state bar examination requirements for attorneys who hold law licenses issued by certain other states. 4039 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4039

URESTI, CARLOS I.i — i(Continued) SBi459,iiRelating to the sale, installation, storage, transportation, and disposal of scrap, unsafe, or used tires; providing a civil penalty; creating an offense. SBi530,iiRelating to the inclusion of the emblem of the veteran s’ branch of service on Disabled Veteran specialty license plates. SBi550,iiRelating to the determination that a voter is deceased. SBi551,iiRelating to the use of municipal hotel occupancy tax revenue to enhance and upgrade sports facilities in certain municipalities. SBi552,iiRelating to an application filed with a county commissioners court to revise a subdivision plat; authorizing a fee. SBi553,iiRelating to certain high school students serving as early voting clerks in an election. SBi597,iiRelating to the issuance of specialty license plates for certain Operation Enduring Freedom veterans. SBi768,iiRelating to suits affecting the parent-child relationship. SBi769,iiRelating to the establishment of a pilot program to provide specialized training to foster parents of certain children. SBi770,iiRelating to a prohibition against naming public property after certain elected officials and former elected officials. SBi771,iiRelating to training for certain employees of the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi772,iiRelating to the elimination of obsolete and redundant reporting requirements for the Department of Agriculture. SBi773,iiRelating to the replatting of a subdivision without vacating the preceding plat in certain municipalities. SBi774,iiRelating to requiring dental support for a child subject to a child support order. SBi886,iiRelating to extended foster care for certain young adults and the extended jurisdiction of a court in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship involving those young adults. SBi887,iiRelating to certain correction instruments in the conveyance of real property. SBi888,iiRelating to the initial inspection period for certain vehicles. SBi889,iiRelating to the physician assistant board. SBi890,iiRelating to the creation of the Reeves County Groundwater Conservation District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose fees, surcharges, and taxes. SBi891,iiRelating to the creation of a county court at law in Atascosa County. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi939,iiRelating to reporting child abuse and neglect and to training regarding recognizing and reporting child abuse and neglect at schools, institutions of higher education, and other entities. 4040 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4040

URESTI, CARLOS I.i — i(Continued) SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi993,iiRelating to the creation of the Texas Nonprofit Council to assist with faith-based and community-based initiatives. SBi1350,iiRelating to the motor vehicle inspection program; creating an offense; changing the collection method for certain fees. SBi1404,iiRelating to attendance at and completion of high school by students who are in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi1589,iiRelating to assistance and education regarding personal finance for certain children in foster care. SBi1744,iiRelating to license examination attempt limits for certain physicians. SBi1745,iiRelating to minimum pollution removal requirements for certain stormwater discharges in the Edwards Aquifer. SBi1746,iiRelating to payment of out-of-network ambulatory surgery benefits by certain health benefit plans. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1748,iiRelating to employee caseload standards for child and adult protective services and child-care licensing services and call processing standards for certain of those services. SBi1749,iiRelating to the exemption of a water well from certain permitting by and compliance with rules of a groundwater conservation district. SBi1750,iiRelating to a criminal penalty for failure to handle certain animals in accordance with rules of the Texas Animal Health Commission. SBi1751,iiRelating to the allocation of beds in and the commitment of certain persons to certain mental health facilities. SBi1752,iiRelating to declarations for mental health treatment. SBi1753,iiRelating to ensuring the continuation of medical assistance benefits for individuals after release or discharge from certain facilities. SBi1754,iiRelating to certification and recertification requirements for emergency services personnel. SBi1755,iiRelating to exceptions to mental health information disclosure prohibitions. SBi1756,iiRelating to the expedited processing of certain applications for permits under the Clean Air Act; authorizing a surcharge. SBi1757,iiRelating to the manufacture, sale, distribution, purchase, or possession of a license plate flipper; creating an offense. SBi1758,iiRelating to the establishment of a task force to examine hiring and management practices of the Department of Family and Protective Services. 4041 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4041

URESTI, CARLOS I.i — i(Continued) SBi1759,iiRelating to the procedures for the appointment of and the duties of attorneys ad litem in certain suits affecting the parent-child relationship. SBi1760,iiRelating to the development of brackish groundwater. SBi1761,iiRelating to the transfer of extraterritorial jurisdiction between certain home-rule and general-law municipalities and annexation of certain territory by the general-law municipalities. SBi1762,iiRelating to an increase of certain credit unions ’assets. SBi1763,iiRelating to permitting requirements of groundwater conservation districts, including permits to transfer water. SBi1773,iiRelating to the creation of a select interim committee to review and make recommendations for substantive changes to ethics laws. SBi1787,iiRelating to the licensure of anesthesiologist assistants; providing penalties. SBi1788,iiRelating to the duties of the Council on Children and Families and creating a committee to advise the council on child abuse prevention issues. SBi1789,iiRelating to the stability of placements for children in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi1832,iiRelating to the operation of the juvenile board of Edwards County. SBi1833,iiRelating to the rate of the hotel occupancy tax in certain counties. SBi1866,iiRelating to the regulation of certain water wells by the Brewster County Groundwater Conservation District. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SJRi8,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the state to expand eligibility for the Medicaid program to certain persons. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi40,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize the Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas to conduct gaming by executing a gaming agreement with this state. SJRi65,iiProposing a constitutional amendment establishing a transportation infrastructure fund to assist counties in this state in the construction, reconstruction, or maintenance of transportation infrastructure that is intended to alleviate degradation caused by the exploration, development, or production of oil or gas. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi28,iiDesignating the first Tuesday in March as Texas Assisted Living Awareness Day for a 10-year period beginning in 2013. SCRi30,iiGranting permission to the State of Texas to sue The University of Texas System. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. 4042 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4042

URESTI, CARLOS I.i — i(Continued) SCRi45,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections to S.B. No. 1747. SRi10,iiJoining the citizens of San Antonio as they honor the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. SRi45,iiIn memory of Jim Bob Hill of Del Rio. SRi53,iiCelebrating March 6, 2013, as Uvalde County Day at the State Capitol. SRi56,iiRecognizing the American Heart Association s’ Go Red for Women campaign on the occasion of its 10th National Wear Red Day. SRi76,iiRecognizing the citizens of Val Verde County on the occasion of Val Verde County Day at the Capitol. SRi96,iiIn memory of Gregorio Ramirez of San Antonio. SRi100,iiIn memory of Arturo C. Gonzalez of Del Rio. SRi108,iiIn memory of Carl Pendergrass. SRi114,iiIn memory of Alfredo Gutierrez, Jr., of Del Rio. SRi153,iiRecognizing the Roman Catholic Diocese of El Paso on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi190,iiRecognizing the Briscoe Ranch Cook-off in Uvalde as a Texas State Barbecue Championship competition. SRi191,iiWelcoming the citizens of Crockett County on the occasion of Crockett County Day. SRi202,iiRecognizing The Children s’ Shelter and Voices for Children of San Antonio as they host the Remember 19 Vigil. SRi216,iiRecognizing February 19, 2013, as Frio County Day at the State Capitol. SRi249,iiRecognizing February 21, 2013, as Viva San Antonio Day at the State Capitol. SRi252,iiCelebrating Kinney County Day. SRi282,iiRecognizing Saint Mary s’ University for its outstanding service to the City of San Antonio and the State of Texas. SRi286,iiCelebrating March 6, 2013, as Dimmit County Day at the State Capitol. SRi334,iiIn memory of Frank C. Stecklein of San Antonio. SRi335,iiCongratulating Hector J. Cerna for being named 2012 Citizen of the Year by the Eagle Pass Chamber of Commerce. SRi346,iiCelebrating March 6, 2013, as Brewster County Day at the State Capitol. SRi375,iiCommending San Antonio Pets Alive! on the occasion of its first anniversary. SRi376,iiIn memory of Karen Martinez of San Antonio. SRi416,iiRecognizing District 19 Day and welcoming the Brewster, Atascosa, Dimmit, and Uvalde County delegations. SRi417,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Atascosa County Day at the State Capitol. SRi471,iiIn memory of Larry Gale Nelson. 4043 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4043

URESTI, CARLOS I.i — i(Continued) SRi472,iiIn memory of Raymond Paul Harle. SRi526,iiRecognizing the achievements of the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program. SRi528,iiRecognizing Alcoa on the occasion of its 125th anniversary. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi573,iiRecognizing the Parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi615,iiRecognizing April 10, 2013, as Crystal City Day. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi637,iiRecognizing Rachel Cedillo on the occasion of her retirement. SRi657,iiCommending the San Antonio Old Spanish Trail Centennial Celebration Association. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi753,iiRecognizing Renee and Patrick Tarlton on the occasion of the birth of their son, Tyler Grigar Tarlton. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi774,iiIn memory of James Dominguez. SRi801,iiRecognizing Placido Salazar for his service to his country. SRi802,iiRecognizing the San Antonio Alamo Chapter of the 1st Marine Division Association. SRi825,iiIn memory of the life of Oliver Prince Smith. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi999,iiRecognizing Mary Lynn Morris on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1039,iiRecognizing Jason Andrew Hassay and Erika Leigh Pierson on their marriage. SRi1077,iiRecognizing Berkeley Sol Capelo on the occasion of her high school graduation. SRi1078,iiRecognizing Amanda Rios Arizpe for her achievements. SRi1093,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 1747.

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIA SBi10,iiRelating to employment, higher education, and state purchasing programs for veterans. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi92,iiRelating to the designation of a juvenile court and a program for certain juveniles who may be the victims of human trafficking. 4044 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4044

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SBi93,iiRelating to the continuation of the Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force. SBi94,iiRelating to civil liability for compelled prostitution and certain promotion of prostitution. SBi112,iiRelating to a requirement for and the contents of a declarations page required for certain standard insurance policy forms for residential property insurance. SBi162,iiRelating to the occupational licensing of spouses of members of the military and the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience. SBi163,iiRelating to an exemption from ad valorem taxation of the residence homestead of the surviving spouse of a member of the armed services of the United States who is killed in action. SBi164,iiRelating to the issuance to veterans of specially marked licenses to carry a concealed handgun and specially marked personal identification certificates. SBi165,iiRelating to the issuance of specialty license plates to officers of the United States armed forces who graduated from certain United States military academies. SBi180,iiRelating to the repurchase of real property from an entity with eminent domain authority. SBi237,iiRelating to the prohibition of employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression. SBi238,iiRelating to the awarding of the Texas Legislative Medal of Honor. SBi239,iiRelating to combination resident hunting and fishing licenses for military personnel. SBi240,iiRelating to public school accountability and end-of-course assessment instruments. SBi248,iiRelating to unlawful employment practices regarding discrimination in payment of compensation. SBi260,iiRelating to the absence of a student from school to visit with a parent, stepparent, or guardian who will be or has been deployed on military duty. SBi282,iiRelating to limits on prizes for bingo games. SBi294,iiRelating to extending a local behavioral health intervention pilot project. SBi308,iiRelating to the collection of data relating to military-connected students through the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS). SBi313,iiRelating to the distribution, possession, purchase, consumption, and receipt of tobacco products; providing penalties. SBi315,iiRelating to electronic voter registration. SBi340,iiRelating to administrative penalties assessed by the Texas Workforce Commission against certain employers for failure to pay wages. SBi381,iiRelating to the misuse of the name or symbols of the division of workers ’ compensation of the Texas Department of Insurance in a deceptive manner. 4045 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4045

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SBi465,iiRelating to the amount of the exemption from ad valorem taxation to which certain disabled veterans and the surviving spouses and children of certain veterans are entitled. SBi475,iiRelating to the expiration of the municipal sales and use tax for street maintenance in certain municipalities. SBi500,iiRelating to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi530,iiRelating to the inclusion of the emblem of the veteran s’ branch of service on Disabled Veteran specialty license plates. SBi532,iiRelating to the prosecution and punishment of offenses related to trafficking of persons and to certain protections for victims of trafficking of persons. SBi589,iiRelating to the designation of certain river or stream segments as being of unique ecological value. SBi591,iiRelating to procedures for certain audits of pharmacists and pharmacies. SBi620,iiRelating to student loan repayment assistance for speech-language pathologists or audiologists employed by a public school or as faculty members of certain programs at public institutions of higher education. SBi640,iiRelating to the designation of a regular location for purposes of obtaining transportation to and from a child s’ public school. SBi642,iiRelating to the sale of distilled spirits to the holder of an industrial permit. SBi652,iiRelating to the transfer of alcoholic beverages for manufacturing purposes between certain permit and license holders. SBi663,iiRelating to the amount of unclaimed lottery prize money to be deposited in the fund for veterans ’assistance. SBi664,iiRelating to the allocation of certain grants from the fund for veterans ’assistance. SBi799,iiRelating to the operation of video gaming by authorized organizations and commercial operators that are licensed to conduct bingo or lease bingo premises; providing penalties; imposing fees. SBi800,iiRelating to the disclosure of the calculation of out-of-network payments by the issuers of preferred provider benefit plans and by health maintenance organizations. SBi811,iiRelating to the continuation and duties of the Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force. SBi828,iiRelating to the marketing of certain alcoholic beverages by manufacturers and their agents; providing for a permitting fee. 4046 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4046

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SBi846,iiRelating to training, certification, and accreditation provided or regulated by the Texas Veterans Commission. SBi854,iiRelating to the regulation of motor vehicle dealers, manufacturers, distributors, and representatives. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi869,iiRelating to the regulation of the practice of pharmacy; authorizing fees. SBi870,iiRelating to marketing items provided by manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors of alcoholic beverages to retailers or consumers. SBi883,iiRelating to promotional items provided by manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors of alcoholic beverages to retailers. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi898,iiRelating to the mental health program for veterans. SBi899,iiRelating to determination of the amount of certain child support obligations. SBi903,iiRelating to display by certain alcoholic beverage manufacturers of branded promotional vehicles on a retailer s’ premises. SBi904,iiRelating to the adoption of certain voting procedures and the modification of certain election deadlines, including those necessary to implement the federal Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment Act. SBi905,iiRelating to the sale of distilled spirits to ultimate consumers by the holder of a distiller s’ and rectifier s’ permit. SBi906,iiRelating to developmentally appropriate assessment of special education students. SBi930,iiRelating to the sale and use of certain land used for a world exposition. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi981,iiRelating to electric utility bill payment assistance programs for certain veterans burned in combat. SBi996,iiRelating to health benefit plan coverage for brain injury. SBi1003,iiRelating to a review of and report regarding the use of adult and juvenile administrative segregation in facilities in this state. SBi1049,iiRelating to unfair settlement practices with respect to workers ’ compensation insurance claims. SBi1050,iiRelating to charitable immunity of a licensed marriage and family therapist. SBi1051,iiRelating to the determination of the impairment rating of an employee with a lumbar injury under the workers ’compensation system. 4047 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4047

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SBi1056,iiRelating to the administration by certain health care professionals of treatments, therapy, or medication ordered by an optometrist or therapeutic optometrist. SBi1061,iiRelating to parking privileges of disabled veterans on the property of institutions of higher education. SBi1100,iiRelating to the licensing and inspection of certain out-of-state pharmacies by the Texas State Board of Pharmacy; authorizing fees. SBi1101,iiRelating to the Cybersecurity, Education, and Economic Development Council. SBi1102,iiRelating to the appointment of a state cybersecurity coordinator. SBi1103,iiRelating to regulation of certain online poker facilities under federal law. SBi1106,iiRelating to the use of maximum allowable cost lists under a Medicaid managed care pharmacy benefit plan. SBi1115,iiRelating to reporting, standards, restrictions, and requirements regarding public school disciplinary actions. SBi1126,iiRelating to establishing the Texas State Seal of Bilingualism and Biliteracy for recognition of high school graduates who attain a high level of proficiency in both English and another language. SBi1127,iiRelating to evaluating the performance, including computing dropout and completion rates, of public schools, including schools designated as dropout recovery schools and residential facilities. SBi1142,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification charter school pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1158,iiRelating to higher education for veterans and their families. SBi1159,iiRelating to higher education for certain military personnel and their dependents. SBi1180,iiRelating to licensing requirements of newly constructed assisted living facilities. SBi1181,iiRelating to the creation of a permit to allow alcoholic beverage wholesalers to store alcoholic beverages at certain auxiliary locations; providing for a permitting fee. SBi1182,iiRelating to the sale by an alcoholic beverage wholesaler of equipment, fixtures, or supplies used in the selling or dispensing of distilled spirits. SBi1199,iiRelating to development of a pilot program of the Texas Veterans Commission to designate municipalities as Veteran and Military Friendly Cities. SBi1200,iiRelating to the Texas Military Preparedness Commission and strategic planning regarding military bases and defense installations. SBi1205,iiRelating to the employment of certain peace officers, detention officers, county jailers, or firefighters who are injured in the course and scope of duty. SBi1206,iiRelating to exemption from application of the Private Security Act of certain peace officers employed by a law enforcement agency. SBi1207,iiRelating to parking and the movement of vehicles in the Capitol complex. 4048 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4048

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SBi1322,iiRelating to the provision of durable medical equipment and home health care services through informal and voluntary networks in the workers ’compensation system; providing penalties. SBi1352,iiRelating to inclusion of mental health concerns in existing state and local coordinated school health efforts. SBi1353,iiRelating to child-care licensing requirements for certain shelters. SBi1354,iiRelating to the confidentiality of certain records maintained by a victims of trafficking shelter center and the creation of minimum standards for certain facilities that provide services to victims of trafficking. SBi1355,iiRelating to the period for which eligibility lists for beginning positions in certain municipal fire or police departments are effective. SBi1356,iiRelating to human trafficking and its victims and the care of juveniles who have experienced traumatic events. SBi1398,iiRelating to rules governing the allocation of delegates to a political party s’ national presidential nominating convention. SBi1491,iiRelating to the sale of alcoholic beverages to customers of a package store during certain hours. SBi1492,iiRelating to the dispute by an insurer of a determination of specific injuries and diagnoses in connection with a compensable injury in certain workers ’ compensation claims. SBi1493,iiRelating to delinquent payment of an alcoholic beverage retailer s’ account for liquor. SBi1517,iiRelating to the collection of data regarding the placement of a child in disciplinary seclusion in a juvenile facility. SBi1518,iiRelating to the computation of the franchise tax by a taxable entity engaged in Internet hosting. SBi1519,iiRelating to educational materials on pardons for victims of trafficking of persons. SBi1520,iiRelating to the assessment of juveniles who are victims of sex trafficking. SBi1536,iiRelating to the Texas military; imposing criminal penalties; authorizing fees. SBi1538,iiRelating to evaluating the performance, including computing dropout and completion rates, of public schools designated as dropout recovery schools. SBi1539,iiRelating to professional development training for certain public school personnel regarding student disciplinary procedures. SBi1540,iiRelating to the establishment of the disaster identification system for a state of disaster. SBi1541,iiRelating to discipline of public school students by school bus drivers. SBi1542,iiRelating to clinical initiatives to improve the quality of care and cost-effectiveness of the Medicaid program. 4049 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4049

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SBi1543,iiRelating to the administration of the Texas B-On-time loan program to permit a portion of tuition set-asides to be used to fund tuition exemptions for veterans and other student financial assistance. SBi1544,iiRelating to payment of and disclosures related to certain ambulatory surgical center charges. SBi1545,iiRelating to preregistration for participants in a political party s’ precinct conventions. SBi1547,iiRelating to requiring the holders of certain alcoholic beverage permits and licenses to sell certain nonalcoholic beverages. SBi1553,iiRelating to the Homes for Texas Heroes home loan program. SBi1557,iiRelating to business and nonprofit organization participation in supporting early college high schools. SBi1586,iiRelating to distributed renewable generation of electricity. SBi1608,iiRelating to restricting certain state and school district assessments of public school students in prekindergarten and kindergarten. SBi1628,iiRelating to unemployment compensation chargebacks regarding certain persons who are involuntarily separated from employment. SBi1737,iiRelating to employment, higher education, and state purchasing programs for veterans. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1807,iiRelating to the display of flags at half-staff at state buildings to honor service members killed in action. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SJRi8,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the state to expand eligibility for the Medicaid program to certain persons. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi16,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for an exemption from ad valorem taxation of all or part of the market value of the residence homestead of the surviving spouse of a member of the armed services of the United States who is killed in action. SJRi30,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature under certain limitations to specify the amount of the exemption from ad valorem taxation to which certain disabled veterans and the surviving spouses and children of certain veterans are entitled. 4050 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4050

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SJRi37,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to legalize the operation of video gaming in this state by persons and organizations licensed to conduct bingo or lease bingo premises and providing that federally recognized Indian tribes are not prohibited from conducting gaming on certain Indian lands. SJRi43,iiProposing a constitutional amendment to authorize online poker gaming regulated under federal law. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. SCRi2,iiUrging the United States Congress to propose and submit to the states for ratification an amendment to the United States Constitution that overturns Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, establishing that the spending of money to influence elections shall not be construed as speech under the First Amendment, and clarifying that only natural persons are protected by constitutional rights. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi15,iiIn memory of Arnold Flores of San Antonio. SRi18,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as United Way Day at the State Capitol. SRi19,iiCommending Lana Duke of San Antonio on the occasion of the Concord Plaza Ruth s’ Chris Steak House s’ 20th anniversary. SRi27,iiRecognizing the recipients of the Texas Treasure Business Award. SRi49,iiIn memory of Maria Teresa Devlin. SRi52,iiIn memory of Howard Jacobs. SRi56,iiRecognizing the American Heart Association s’ Go Red for Women campaign on the occasion of its 10th National Wear Red Day. SRi68,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Wounded Warrior Day at the State Capitol. SRi101,iiIn memory of Stella Finnegan Villareal of San Antonio. SRi102,iiIn memory of Sylvia G. Rodriguez of San Antonio. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi135,iiRecognizing the San Antonio chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction on the occasion of Women in Construction Week. SRi137,iiCommending those that have played a part in returning the Victory or Death letter to the Alamo. SRi151,iiIn memory of Lucia Carmona Garcia of Bexar County. SRi163,iiRecognizing the celebration of Jose´Antonio Navarro s’ birthday at the Casa Navarro State Historic Site. 4051 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4051

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SRi202,iiRecognizing The Children s’ Shelter and Voices for Children of San Antonio as they host the Remember 19 Vigil. SRi249,iiRecognizing February 21, 2013, as Viva San Antonio Day at the State Capitol. SRi256,iiRecognizing Senator Eduardo Lucio and Herminia Lucio on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary. SRi272,iiObserving February 25, 2013, as Anti-Human Trafficking Day at the Capitol. SRi280,iiRecognizing Margaret Moran for her service as national president of the League of United Latin American Citizens. SRi282,iiRecognizing Saint Mary s’ University for its outstanding service to the City of San Antonio and the State of Texas. SRi296,iiRecognizing February 26, 2013, as Texas Grammy Music Day at the State Capitol. SRi333,iiRecognizing the Texas Coalition for Quality Arts Education. SRi334,iiIn memory of Frank C. Stecklein of San Antonio. SRi352,iiRecognizing military veterans of Texas who have returned to school. SRi353,iiCommending Susan Stappenbeck for receiving the Presidential Employee Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi354,iiCommending Rebecca Smith for receiving the Presidential Employee Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi355,iiCommending Richard Ongkiko for receiving the Presidential Employee Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi356,iiCommending Gloria Matthews for receiving the Presidential Employee Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi357,iiCommending Rosanne Fohn for receiving the Presidential Employee Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi358,iiCommending Mark Soucy for receiving the Presidential Teaching Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi359,iiCommending Alan Sakaguchi for receiving the Presidential Teaching Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi360,iiCommending Ridley Ross for receiving the Presidential Teaching Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi361,iiCommending Alexandra Loffredo for receiving the Presidential Teaching Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi362,iiCommending Lily Dong for receiving the Presidential Teaching Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi363,iiCommending Gregory Anstead for receiving the Presidential Teaching Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. 4052 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4052

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SRi364,iiCommending Randal Robinson for receiving the Presidential Clinical Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi365,iiCommending Deborah Levine for receiving the Presidential Clinical Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi366,iiCommending Margaret Finley for receiving the Presidential Clinical Excellence Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi367,iiCommending Ken Hargreaves for receiving the Presidential Distinguished Senior Research Scholar Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi368,iiCommending Manjeet Rao for receiving the Presidential Distinguished Junior Research Scholar Award from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. SRi394,iiRecognizing March 5, 2013, as KIPP Day at the State Capitol. SRi413,iiRecognizing March 13, 2013, as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Texas Day at the State Capitol. SRi422,iiIn memory of Ruth Cowie Buerkle. SRi431,iiIn memory of Edward Ancira Calderon of San Antonio. SRi476,iiRecognizing William B. Caldwell IV for his service to the nation. SRi477,iiIn memory of Mary G. Trevino. SRi478,iiRecognizing Jane Nolasco for being named Social Work Student of the Year. SRi480,iiRecognizing the 65th Infantry Regiment for its service to the nation. SRi497,iiRecognizing March of 2013 as Celebrate Texas Public Schools Month. SRi498,iiCongratulating Virginia Gregory Van Cleave for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi499,iiCongratulating Amita Patnaik for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi500,iiCongratulating Kirby Jameson for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi501,iiCongratulating Barbara Puckett Todd for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi502,iiCongratulating Charlsey Sharon Chumley for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi503,iiCongratulating Lupe G. Ochoa for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi504,iiCongratulating Charlotte Ann Travis for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. 4053 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4053

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SRi505,iiCongratulating Gogi Dickson for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi506,iiCongratulating Lyda C. Are´valo-Flechas for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi507,iiCongratulating Tessa Martinez Pollack for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi508,iiCongratulating Arabia Vargas for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi509,iiCongratulating Frances A. Gonzalez for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi510,iiCongratulating Judith Holdt Markelz for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi511,iiCongratulating Karen S. Rankin for her induction into the San Antonio Women s’ Hall of Fame. SRi522,iiIn memory of Erica Andrews. SRi523,iiIn memory of Constance S. Reyna. SRi525,iiIn memory of Milton Guess. SRi526,iiRecognizing the achievements of the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program. SRi532,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Autism Awareness Month. SRi533,iiWelcoming the Shen Yun Performing Arts group to San Antonio. SRi534,iiRecognizing Larry Coker. SRi535,iiIn memory of Rosaura Gomez. SRi572,iiRecognizing April of 2013 as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Texas. SRi578,iiIn memory of Alex Taylor Olmsted. SRi579,iiRecognizing April 8 through 12, 2013, as Healthy Texas Week. SRi587,iiCommending Weldon Woolf Hammond, Jr., for his contributions to The University of Texas at San Antonio. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi625,iiCommending pharmacy students in Texas. SRi643,iiRecognizing Inman Christian Center on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi644,iiRecognizing Fiesta San Antonio. SRi645,iiRecognizing the Battle of Medina on the occasion of its 200th anniversary. SRi646,iiRecognizing Christiana Johnson for being honored as a Distinguished Graduate of San Antonio College. SRi656,iiRecognizing the opening of WellCare. 4054 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4054

VAN DE PUTTE, LETICIAi — i(Continued) SRi657,iiCommending the San Antonio Old Spanish Trail Centennial Celebration Association. SRi658,iiIn memory of Clarice Orise. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi706,iiRecognizing the AT&T Veterans organization. SRi757,iiRecognizing our nation s’ World War II veterans. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi805,iiIn memory of Ariel Hernandez, Jr. SRi806,iiIn memory of Robert D. Tome. SRi832,iiRecognizing the San Antonio Scorpions soccer franchise. SRi833,iiIn memory of Ruth McLean Bowman Bowers. SRi834,iiRecognizing May 6 through 12, 2013, as STEM Education Week. SRi843,iiRecognizing Longfellow Middle School and Thomas Jefferson High School in San Antonio. SRi844,iiRecognizing May 18 through 24, 2013, as Safe Boating Week in Texas. SRi851,iiIn memory of Gary Lynn Shaner. SRi852,iiRecognizing the Texans Can Academies for their work with struggling high school students. SRi853,iiRecognizing City Year for its work to lower dropout rates. SRi854,iiIn memory of Cruz Reyna Avelar. SRi872,iiRecognizing Christina Galan Gonzalez on the occasion of her 90th birthday. SRi876,iiIn memory of Demetrio Pen˜a Rodriguez. SRi898,iiIn memory of Francis Gene Phillips IV. SRi899,iiIn memory of Kevin Cardoza. SRi900,iiIn memory of Thomas Paige Murach. SRi901,iiIn memory of Brandon James Landrum. SRi902,iiIn memory of Brandon Joseph Prescott. SRi984,iiRecognizing Esther Rodriguez on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1006,iiIn memory of Mary Denman. SRi1020,iiIn memory of Rudolph G. Suniga. SRi1021,iiIn memory of Jerry "Coach" Dosser. SRi1079,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 1158. 4055 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4055

WATSON, KIRK SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi16,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund capital projects at public institutions of higher education. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi112,iiRelating to a requirement for and the contents of a declarations page required for certain standard insurance policy forms for residential property insurance. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. SBi195,iiRelating to the maintenance by the Legislative Budget Board of a searchable database containing certain budget information. SBi196,iiRelating to the Business Tax Advisory Committee. SBi197,iiRelating to procedures applicable to adoption of the public school curriculum by the State Board of Education. SBi198,iiRelating to restrictive covenants regulating drought-resistant landscaping or water-conserving natural turf. SBi199,iiRelating to the annual evaluation of water use by owners or operators of electric generating facilities. SBi222,iiRelating to the venue for prosecution of certain computer crimes. SBi223,iiRelating to designation of certain vehicles of the Texas Division of Emergency Management as authorized emergency vehicles. SBi237,iiRelating to the prohibition of employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity or expression. SBi248,iiRelating to unlawful employment practices regarding discrimination in payment of compensation. SBi275,iiRelating to the penalty for the offense of leaving the scene of an accident that involves personal injury or death. SBi276,iiRelating to the authority of certain transportation authorities to create a local government corporation. SBi277,iiRelating to the operation and movement of a vehicle when certain traffic-control signals do not display an indication. SBi278,iiRelating to an alcohol awareness component of the science curriculum used in public schools. SBi279,iiRelating to certain information about high-value data sets provided by state agencies to the Department of Information Resources. SBi360,iiRelating to methods used by an animal shelter to euthanize a dog or cat. 4056 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4056

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SBi361,iiRelating to the duties of a magistrate to inform an arrested person of consequences of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. SBi362,iiRelating to the practice of cosmetology. SBi409,iiRelating to the issuance of an alcoholic beverage permit or license covering certain premises where a previous permit or license holder has been evicted. SBi410,iiRelating to the management and operation of certain municipally owned electric utilities. SBi419,iiRelating to the creation of a central database for and health and human services agency investigations of alleged abuse, neglect, and exploitation violations and rights violations at certain facilities operated in this state. SBi506,iiRelating to an exemption from registration and regulation requirements for steam cookers. SBi507,iiRelating to public and private facilities and infrastructure. SBi508,iiRelating to the conversion of the West Travis County Public Utility Agency to the Hill Country Regional Water Authority and to the creation of the Hill Country Regional Water Authority; providing authority to issue revenue bonds or notes; granting the power of eminent domain; providing an administrative penalty; providing authority to impose fees. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi541,iiRelating to annual reports regarding federal funding for state agencies. SBi542,iiRelating to alternative dispute resolution methods regarding educational services for students with disabilities, including individualized education program facilitation. SBi565,iiRelating to the accommodation of pedestrians, bicyclists, persons with disabilities, children, senior citizens, users of public transportation, movers of commercial goods, and motorists on streets and highways. SBi567,iiRelating to rates for water service, to the transfer of functions relating to the economic regulation of water and sewer service from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, and to the duties of the Office of Public Utility Counsel regarding the economic regulation of water and sewer service. SBi568,iiRelating to the registration of voters at a polling place and related procedures; modifying the penalty for the offense of false statement on a voter registration application. SBi626,iiRelating to fees collected by the Automobile Burglary and Theft Prevention Authority. 4057 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4057

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SBi627,iiRelating to the form of the Legislative Budget Board s’ report of equalized funding elements to the commissioner of education and the legislature. SBi628,iiRelating to the creation of regional emergency communications districts; authorizing the issuance of bonds; authorizing a fee. SBi629,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds for The University of Texas at Austin. SBi639,iiRelating to the sale of beer, ale, and malt liquor by a brewer or beer manufacturer to a wholesaler or distributor and contractual agreements between those entities. SBi736,iiRelating to insurance rating and underwriting practices and declinations based on certain consumer inquiries. SBi737,iiRelating to student loan repayment assistance for certain child protective services workers. SBi738,iiRelating to the establishment and administration of the Texas Essential Workers Program; imposing fees. SBi763,iiRelating to motorcycle training, the enforcement of certification standards for motorcycles, and the license requirements for a three-wheeled motorcycle; creating an offense. SBi764,iiRelating to a limitation on liability for prescribed burning conducted on agricultural or conservation land. SBi765,iiRelating to the establishment and duties of an event oversight committee for an event eligible to receive funding through a major events trust fund; limiting payments from the fund to reimbursement for attracting unique events to Texas. SBi859,iiRelating to a sales and use tax exemption and a franchise tax credit related to certain research and development activities. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi1022,iiRelating to the creation of an additional judicial district composed of Travis County. SBi1023,iiRelating to the renewal and extension and modification of a 99-year lease of certain state property to the City of Austin. SBi1024,iiRelating to a study evaluating and making recommendations for wastewater management in the contributing zone of the Barton Springs segment of the Edwards Aquifer. SBi1054,iiRelating to the vaccination against bacterial meningitis of public school students and of certain entering students at public and private or independent institutions of higher education. SBi1055,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain employees of public institutions of higher education to participate in a state group benefits program. 4058 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4058

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SBi1141,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1142,iiRelating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification charter school pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age. SBi1162,iiRelating to requirements for the purchase or acquisition of a water or sewer system. SBi1163,iiRelating to requirements for consolidating water and sewer utilities. SBi1164,iiRelating to powers and duties of the Office of Public Utility Counsel to represent residential and small commercial consumers in certain water or sewer utility service matters before the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. SBi1240,iiRelating to the partition of mineral interests of a charitable trust. SBi1272,iiRelating to the view of the State Capitol. SBi1273,iiRelating to creating a commuter trip reduction pilot program for the Texas Department of Transportation. SBi1274,iiRelating to the certification of sheriffs and deputy sheriffs to enforce commercial motor vehicle safety standards in certain counties. SBi1275,iiRelating to the Texas Emissions Reduction Plan motor vehicle purchase or lease incentive program. SBi1276,iiRelating to the use of municipal hotel occupancy taxes in certain municipalities. SBi1277,iiRelating to the right of certain municipalities to maintain local control over wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment. SBi1278,iiRelating to the appraisal for ad valorem tax purposes of solar energy property. SBi1279,iiRelating to cost recovery for certain demand-side electric energy resources in the competitive electric market. SBi1280,iiRelating to attaining reserve capacity margins in power regions to meet expected peak demand. SBi1297,iiRelating to written electronic communications between members of a governmental body. SBi1458,iiRelating to contributions to, benefits from, and the administration of systems and programs administered by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. SBi1459,iiRelating to the powers and duties of and contributions to and benefits from the systems and programs administered by the Employees Retirement System of Texas. SBi1479,iiRelating to the provision of emergency services in the Williamson-Travis Counties Water Control and Improvement District No. 1F. SBi1480,iiRelating to the provision of emergency services in the Williamson-Travis Counties Water Control and Improvement District No. 1G. SBi1481,iiRelating to the provision of emergency services in the Bella Vista Municipal Utility District. 4059 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4059

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SBi1482,iiRelating to the issuance of a public security by certain special districts. SBi1483,iiRelating to evaluation of applications for the low income housing tax credit program. SBi1484,iiRelating to health benefit plan coverage for enrollees diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. SBi1485,iiRelating to the definition of serious mental illness for purposes of certain group health benefit plans. SBi1486,iiRelating to the authority of certain university systems to provide benefits to certain qualified individuals. SBi1487,iiRelating to the abandonment of a county road. SBi1488,iiRelating to comprehensive development agreements for the financing, design, acquisition, construction, maintenance, or operation of certain passenger rail projects. SBi1489,iiRelating to the powers and jurisdiction of a regional mobility authority. SBi1631,iiRelating to water management planning by the Lower Colorado River Authority. SBi1790,iiRelating to additional funding for transportation projects, including the issuance of revenue bonds; increasing motor vehicle registration fees. SBi1791,iiRelating to a county air quality fee imposed at the time of an emissions-related inspection. SBi1792,iiRelating to remedies for nonpayment of tolls for the use of toll projects; authorizing a fee; creating an offense. SBi1793,iiRelating to remedies for nonpayment of tolls of Texas Department of Transportation toll projects; authorizing a fee and certain investigative and court costs. SBi1794,iiRelating to a transportation revolving fund for certain metropolitan planning organizations. SBi1795,iiRelating to the regulation of navigators for health benefit exchanges. SBi1796,iiRelating to the release and use of certain information maintained by the State Bar of Texas on request of certain continuing legal education sponsors regarding attorneys. SBi1797,iiRelating to the creation of an additional county court at law in Travis County. SBi1798,iiRelating to the prosecution of the offense of obstruction or retaliation; providing penalties. SBi1799,iiRelating to the period of time allowed for issuance of decisions by the commissioner of education in certain appeals against school districts. SBi1800,iiRelating to the establishment and duties of an event oversight committee for an event eligible to receive funding through an events trust fund for certain municipalities and counties. SBi1801,iiRelating to the adoption of fire hydrant requirements for a wildland-urban interface in certain municipalities. 4060 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4060

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SBi1872,iiRelating to the creation of Onion Creek Metro Park District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1891,iiRelating to the imposition of an additional fee for filing civil cases in certain Travis County courts. SJRi13,iiProposing a constitutional amendment limiting to two the number of consecutive terms for which a person may be elected or appointed to hold certain state offices. SJRi24,iiProposing a constitutional amendment prohibiting the diversion of and concerning the use of statutorily dedicated revenues. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi2,iiWelcoming the participants in the Fulbright American Studies Institute for Korean Secondary School Teachers of English to Texas. SRi3,iiRecognizing the Central Texas Lions Clubs for their contributions to their communities. SRi8,iiRecognizing November of 2013 as Texas Philanthropy Month. SRi16,iiIn memory of Montgomery Blackwell "Monte" Noelke, Jr., of Mertzon. SRi17,iiIn memory of Beryl Bolton McCarroll Pickle of Austin. SRi34,iiRecognizing February 4, 2013, as Municipal Government Day at the State Capitol. SRi57,iiRecognizing Elisa Alice Flores on the occasion of her retirement from the Office of the Comptroller of Public Accounts. SRi58,iiIn memory of Ramo´n C. Samilpa, Sr., of Austin. SRi69,iiRecognizing the Bastrop Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of its 75th anniversary banquet. SRi82,iiIn memory of Nancy Paxton Moody of Austin. SRi103,iiRecognizing Joe K. Longley on the occasion of his 70th birthday. SRi104,iiIn memory of R. Vic Mathias of Austin. SRi105,iiIn memory of Charles Thomas Blackwell. SRi106,iiRecognizing Rick Watson on the occasion of his retirement from the Office of the Comptroller of Public Accounts. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi141,iiIn memory of Alejandro Lopez "Alex" Calderon of Austin. 4061 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4061

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SRi142,iiRecognizing Quality Seafood Market in Austin on the occasion of its 75th anniversary. SRi143,iiIn memory of O. C. Houston of Austin. SRi181,iiCommending Page Southerland Page for receiving the Texas Treasure Business Award. SRi182,iiRecognizing Big Red, Incorporated, for being named a recipient of the Texas Treasure Business Award. SRi183,iiRecognizing the Blanton Museum of Art at The University of Texas on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. SRi184,iiIn memory of Robert C. Barton, Jr., of Hays County. SRi206,iiRecognizing the Texas Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi207,iiRecognizing Deborah Shaw-Boatner on the occasion of her retirement from the Office of the Comptroller of Public Accounts. SRi208,iiRecognizing Jesu´s H. Cha´vez on the occasion of his retirement as superintendent of the Round Rock Independent School District. SRi209,iiRecognizing Jesse L. "Jack" and Kathleen McCrady of Austin on the occasion of their 70th wedding anniversary. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi238,iiRecognizing February 18 through 22, 2013, as Texas Technology Week. SRi262,iiCommending Susan Paynter for her work in behalf of the Baptist General Convention of Texas. SRi263,iiRecognizing the Austin Community Foundation on the occasion of its 35th anniversary. SRi277,iiRecognizing McBride s’ Guns in Austin for receiving the Texas Treasure Business Award. SRi278,iiRecognizing the Mary Lee Foundation on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. SRi293,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Baylor Day at the State Capitol. SRi297,iiIn memory of James Larance Hill. SRi314,iiCommending Robert Griffin III on his exemplary accomplishments. SRi324,iiRecognizing the American YouthWorks AmeriCorps volunteers for their work in Bastrop County. SRi329,iiRecognizing Jesu´s H. Cha´vez on the occasion of his retirement as superintendent of the Round Rock Independent School District. SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi349,iiRecognizing Pat Crow of Austin on the occasion of her 70th birthday. 4062 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4062

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SRi413,iiRecognizing March 13, 2013, as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Texas Day at the State Capitol. SRi425,iiCongratulating Adela Garcia of Austin for winning her seventh title as Ms. Fitness Olympia. SRi426,iiRecognizing Joe Pulido on the occasion of his retirement from the Texas Lottery Commission. SRi450,iiIn memory of John Alfred Fleming, Jr. SRi460,iiRecognizing the Young Men s’ Business League of Austin on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi462,iiCongratulating Ken Kramer on the occasion of his retirement as executive director of the Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club. SRi515,iiIn memory of Mary Margaret Farabee. SRi516,iiIn memory of Ross Herbert Ehlinger. SRi527,iiIn memory of Josue V. Quintanilla. SRi569,iiIn memory of Jane Swann Nethercut. SRi576,iiProclaiming April 9, 2013, as 9-1-1 Day at the Capitol. SRi577,iiCongratulating The University of Texas at Austin women s’ volleyball team for winning the 2012 national championship title. SRi601,iiIn memory of Thomas David Kirksey. SRi602,iiIn memory of Robert Vasquez "Pinaco" Abeita. SRi609,iiCongratulating J. B. and Edna Snead on the occasion of their 75th wedding anniversary. SRi616,iiRecognizing Ben Frank Barnes on the occasion of his 75th birthday. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi639,iiCongratulating Samsung Electronics on the expansion of the Samsung Austin Semiconductor plant. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi663,iiRecognizing Harper Hill for receiving the Congressional Award Bronze Medal. SRi664,iiIn memory of Helen Grace Burkhart Prehn. SRi695,iiRecognizing the Baylor University Lady Bears basketball team for winning the 2012 national championship. SRi699,iiRecognizing the Baylor University men s’ basketball team for winning the 2013 National Invitational Tournament. SRi702,iiRecognizing the 10th annual Great Grown-Up Spelling Bee. SRi703,iiRecognizing Lori Ann Vogel on the occasion of her retirement. 4063 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4063

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SRi708,iiIn memory of Benjamin Sontoya Aleman. SRi709,iiIn memory of Patrick H. Murphy, Jr. SRi710,iiRecognizing Mark Nelsen on the occasion of his retirement. SRi733,iiRecognizing Colin G. Haza on the occasion of his retirement. SRi734,iiIn memory of Mary Elizabeth "Libby" Cantu. SRi759,iiRecognizing Joseph C. Parker, Jr., for receiving the 2013 Heman Marion Sweatt Legacy Award. SRi760,iiIn memory of James Raguet Irion III. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi764,iiRecognizing The Villager newspaper on the occasion of its 40th anniversary. SRi770,iiRecognizing April 30, 2013, as Autism Awareness Day. SRi776,iiRecognizing The University of Texas at Austin men s’ golf team for winning a national championship. SRi792,iiRecognizing Keith Perry on the occasion of his retirement. SRi807,iiRecognizing William Edward Brown, Jr., on the occasion of his 91st birthday. SRi808,iiRecognizing Larry A. Schilhabel on the occasion of his retirement. SRi809,iiRecognizing Wallace Lee Reynolds, Sr., on the occasion of his 75th birthday. SRi813,iiIn memory of Monty Graham Goff. SRi814,iiWelcoming members of the U.S. State Department s’ Experience America program to the Capitol. SRi815,iiIn memory of James Raymond Viramontes. SRi816,iiRecognizing Albert Rodriguez on the occasion of his retirement. SRi817,iiIn memory of Tim Carlton Thatcher. SRi826,iiIn memory of Nell Schotz. SRi827,iiIn memory of John A. Limon. SRi828,iiRecognizing Ananias Bustos Perez on the occasion of his 100th birthday. SRi835,iiRecognizing Kerry and Brad Heilman on the occasion of their 13th wedding anniversary. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi867,iiRecognizing the Westlake High School Mentorship Program. SRi873,iiRecognizing Louise Stefan for her 50 years of service to Hastings Communication Services. SRi903,iiRecognizing Arthur Murillo for winning first place as a bus operator in the Texas State Roadeo. 4064 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4064

WATSON, KIRKi — i(Continued) SRi986,iiRecognizing Barbara Jane Paris for her selection as president of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. SRi987,iiRecognizing Julia Johnson on the occasion of her 80th birthday. SRi1000,iiRecognizing Yolanda Velasquez on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1004,iiRecognizing Rod Nelson on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1005,iiRecognizing Robin Ramsay on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1015,iiRecognizing Mike and Pam Reese for their stewardship of Texas lands and water. SRi1016,iiIn memory of John P. Nieman. SRi1028,iiRecognizing Ella Cook on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1046,iiCommending the Girl Scout Bronze Award winners of Troop 131. SRi1047,iiIn memory of John Evangelista Gutierrez. SRi1048,iiRecognizing David Sanders for his contributions to the artistic heritage of Texas.

WEST, ROYCE SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi44,iiRelating to maintaining and reporting certain information regarding certain child abuse or neglect cases and the provision of mental health services for children in those cases. SBi49,iiRelating to transitional living assistance and appropriate care settings for children with disabilities who reside in general residential operations. SBi104,iiRelating to the reapportionment of congressional districts and the creation, function, and duties of the Texas Congressional Redistricting Commission. SBi105,iiRelating to the use of a wireless communication device or other portable electronic device to provide evidence of motor vehicle financial responsibility. SBi106,iiRelating to a requirement that the Sunset Advisory Commission conduct a study and make recommendations regarding certain tax preferences that relate to ad valorem taxes and that are required or authorized by the state. SBi107,iiRelating to the disclosure by a court of criminal history record information that is the subject of an order of nondisclosure. SBi108,iiRelating to adverse possession of real property by a cotenant heir against other cotenant heirs. SBi109,iiRelating to a housing plan developed and certain housing information collected and reported by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. SBi110,iiRelating to eligibility for compensation of persons wrongfully imprisoned. 4065 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4065

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi135,iiRelating to the use of a public school student s’ performance on an end-of-course assessment instrument in determining the student s’ final grade for the course. SBi142,iiRelating to zero-based budgeting for state agencies as a part of the sunset review process. SBi143,iiRelating to programs designed to enhance medical education in this state. SBi151,iiRelating to the practice of dentistry, including the regulation of dental service organizations; providing an administrative penalty. SBi152,iiRelating to the protection and care of persons who are elderly or disabled or who are children. SBi156,iiRelating to achievement benchmarks in fiscal notes and to legislative review of those benchmarks. SBi170,iiRelating to building code standards for new residential construction in the unincorporated area of a county. SBi171,iiRelating to the establishment of a workgroup to study the use by state agencies of a uniform application form following disasters. SBi181,iiRelating to verification of motor vehicle financial responsibility information. SBi186,iiRelating to the abatement of mosquitoes in stagnant water located on certain uninhabited residential property. SBi193,iiRelating to the exemption from ad valorem taxation of certain property used to provide low-income and moderate-income housing. SBi194,iiRelating to ingress and egress for access by emergency vehicles and for use during evacuations in certain new residential subdivisions. SBi245,iiRelating to eligibility of children s’ advocacy centers for contracts to provide services for children and family members in child abuse and neglect cases. SBi246,iiRelating to the electronic submission of a request for an attorney general opinion. SBi250,iiRelating to the requirements of using certain technology to conduct certain mental health hearings or proceedings. SBi251,iiRelating to an unsworn declaration made by an employee of a state agency or political subdivision in the performance of the employee s’ job duties. SBi252,iiRelating to certain procedures regarding an application for a writ of habeas corpus filed in a noncapital felony case. SBi284,iiRelating to granting limited state law enforcement authority to police officers with the Office of Security and Law Enforcement of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. SBi330,iiRelating to certain information to which a social study evaluator is entitled in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship; providing a criminal penalty. SBi352,iiRelating to visitation for certain children in the temporary managing conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services. 4066 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4066

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi353,iiRelating to the ability of an emergency shelter facility to provide shelter or care for an unaccompanied minor without a license. SBi354,iiRelating to permitting electronic delivery of certain documents in a criminal case. SBi355,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Title IV-D agency regarding the establishment, collection, and enforcement of child support and in connection with an application for a marriage license or protective order; authorizing a surcharge. SBi377,iiRelating to the determination of certain exemptions from the administration of state assessment instruments to public school students. SBi389,iiRelating to the imposition of court costs in certain criminal proceedings. SBi390,iiRelating to the effective date of a new court cost or fee or of an amendment to the amount of a court cost or fee. SBi391,iiRelating to a defendant s’ obligation to pay a fine or court cost after the expiration of a period of community supervision. SBi392,iiRelating to notice to the attorney general of challenges to the constitutionality of Texas statutes. SBi393,iiRelating to the criminal procedures related to children who commit certain Class C misdemeanors. SBi394,iiRelating to restricting access to records of children convicted of or receiving deferred disposition for certain fine-only misdemeanors. SBi395,iiRelating to fines and court costs imposed on a child in a criminal case. SBi401,iiRelating to a notification requirement if a school counselor is not assigned to a public school campus. SBi403,iiRelating to the establishment of a community development grocery store and healthy corner store revolving loan fund program. SBi420,iiRelating to disproportionate discretionary disciplinary action by school districts against students of a particular race or students enrolled in a special education program. SBi426,iiRelating to a home visiting program for at-risk families. SBi484,iiRelating to the creation of a prostitution prevention program; authorizing a fee. SBi495,iiRelating to the creation of a task force to study maternal mortality and severe maternal morbidity. SBi496,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to review and approve capital projects and purchases of real property at public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi501,iiRelating to venue for certain alleged violations or offenses under the Water Safety Act. SBi502,iiRelating to placement of children with certain relatives or other designated caregivers. 4067 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4067

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi503,iiRelating to the establishment of the Expanded Learning Opportunities Council to study and make recommendations concerning expanded learning opportunities for public school students. SBi534,iiRelating to providing stable placement for certain children in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services. SBi535,iiRelating to exemptions from the sales and use tax for certain energy-efficient products. SBi583,iiRelating to eligibility for support from the universal service fund. SBi630,iiRelating to certain obligations of and limitations on residential landlords. SBi654,iiRelating to the enforcement of water conservation and animal care and control ordinances of a municipality by civil action or quasi-judicial enforcement; providing civil penalties. SBi659,iiRelating to compliance with certain requirements of programs administered by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. SBi660,iiRelating to the collection, receipt, and use of assessments and other types of revenue for certain public improvement projects in certain municipalities. SBi680,iiRelating to a pilot program to improve student loan default rates and financial aid literacy among postsecondary students. SBi681,iiRelating to a pilot program for a three-year high school diploma plan and cost-neutral expansion of full-day prekindergarten programs. SBi715,iiRelating to counselors employed by school districts, including the use of consistent terminology in the Education Code to refer to school counselors and a license requirement for licensed professional counselors employed by school districts. SBi717,iiRelating to consent by a minor to housing or care provided through a transitional living program. SBi718,iiRelating to voluntary and involuntary mental health services. SBi719,iiRelating to fees charged by certain entities administering alternative dispute resolution systems for counties. SBi746,iiRelating to unlawful acts against and criminal offenses involving the Medicaid program. SBi825,iiRelating to disciplinary standards and procedures applicable to grievances alleging certain prosecutorial misconduct. SBi884,iiRelating to certain criminal offenses for violations of the law regulating metal recycling entities. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi897,iiRelating to the offenses of interference with public duties, required obedience to the order or direction of a police officer, and assault, certain unsuccessful prosecutions therefor, and related civil liability of a governmental unit. 4068 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4068

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi915,iiRelating to the automatic sealing in certain cases of juvenile records of adjudications of delinquent conduct or conduct indicating a need for supervision. SBi931,iiRelating to tax credits for investments in economically distressed communities. SBi937,iiRelating to the authority of a peace officer to apprehend a person for emergency detention and the authority of certain facilities to temporarily detain a person with mental illness. SBi938,iiRelating to the payment of costs incurred by the involuntary commitment of persons with mental illness. SBi939,iiRelating to reporting child abuse and neglect and to training regarding recognizing and reporting child abuse and neglect at schools, institutions of higher education, and other entities. SBi940,iiRelating to the application of whistleblower protections to employees of an open-enrollment charter school. SBi966,iiRelating to creation of the Judicial Branch Certification Commission and the consolidation of judicial profession regulation; imposing penalties; authorizing fees. SBi967,iiRelating to the authority of a municipality or county to retain certain fees. SBi968,iiRelating to public improvement districts designated by a municipality or county; authorizing assessments. SBi969,iiRelating to the electronic recording of certain statements made by an accused as a result of custodial interrogation. SBi975,iiRelating to the requirements of and liability for a bail bond. SBi976,iiRelating to the temporary approval of an institution to participate in the tuition equalization grant program. SBi977,iiRelating to the procedure used to petition for an order of nondisclosure of criminal history record information. SBi990,iiRelating to criminal history record information obtained or disseminated by certain private entities; providing a civil penalty; authorizing fees. SBi991,iiRelating to the release of certain inmates on medically recommended intensive supervision. SBi1032,iiRelating to addressing disproportionality and disparities in the education, juvenile justice, child welfare, health, and mental health systems, the continuation and operation of the Interagency Council for Addressing Disproportionality, and the duties of the Center for Elimination of Disproportionality and Disparities. SBi1062,iiRelating to transportation of certain students entitled to a public education grant. SBi1093,iiRelating to nonsubstantive additions to and corrections in enacted codes, to the nonsubstantive codification or disposition of various laws omitted from enacted codes, and to conforming codifications enacted by the 82nd Legislature to other Acts of that legislature. 4069 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4069

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi1114,iiRelating to the prosecution of certain misdemeanor offenses committed by children and to school district law enforcement. SBi1117,iiRelating to establishing teacher advisory councils to provide public advice on issues that affect public education. SBi1118,iiRelating to access to specialist physicians under managed care health benefit plans. SBi1119,iiRelating to certain staff-to-child ratios applicable to nonresidential child-care facilities. SBi1120,iiRelating to a residential tenant s’ lease obligation after the loss of the leased premises resulting from a natural disaster. SBi1121,iiRelating to coverage for certain architectural engineering services under certain insurance policies. SBi1122,iiRelating to a prohibition against the use of certain sprays, stun guns, and Tasers by school district peace officers, security personnel, and other employees against public school students. SBi1123,iiRelating to requiring child safety alarms in certain vehicles used by child-care facilities to transport children. SBi1124,iiRelating to certain offenses relevant to maintaining public school discipline. SBi1146,iiRelating to the establishment of the statewide electronic filing system fund and to certain court fees and court costs to fund the account; imposing fees. SBi1147,iiRelating to the electronic filing system established by rule or order of the Texas Supreme Court; authorizing fees. SBi1148,iiRelating to possession of or access to a child by a grandparent or certain other persons. SBi1171,iiRelating to Prairie View A&M University s’ eligibility to participate in the research development fund. SBi1172,iiRelating to the eligibility of certain criminal defendants for an order of nondisclosure; authorizing a fee. SBi1173,iiRelating to procedures for the sentencing and placement on community supervision of defendants charged with the commission of a state jail felony. SBi1202,iiRelating to an order to conduct mediation following an application for expedited judicial foreclosure proceedings. SBi1210,iiRelating to conditions on the receipt of tuition and fee exemptions and waivers at public institutions of higher education. SBi1211,iiRelating to the expunction of arrest records and files relating to an offense for which the person received a discharge and dismissal after successfully completing a term of deferred adjudication community supervision. SBi1229,iiRelating to increases in the records archive fees and the records management and preservation fees charged by district and county clerks. 4070 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4070

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi1230,iiRelating to the urban land bank demonstration program in certain municipalities. SBi1231,iiRelating to the operation of certain condominium unit owners ’associations. SBi1232,iiRelating to expanding eligibility for medical assistance to certain persons under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and ensuring the provision of quality care under and the effectiveness of the medical assistance program. SBi1235,iiRelating to guardianships, including assessments for and provision of guardianship services by the Department of Aging and Disability Services. SBi1236,iiRelating to the extension of an emergency order for protective services for certain persons who are elderly or have disabilities. SBi1245,iiRelating to child custody evaluations and adoption evaluations conducted and testimony provided in certain suits affecting the parent-child relationship; providing penalties; authorizing fees. SBi1246,iiRelating to possession of or access to a child. SBi1258,iiRelating to improving access to nursing education programs. SBi1263,iiRelating to allowing parents to petition for repurposing, alternative management, or closure of certain public school campuses. SBi1270,iiRelating to prohibiting seeking or imposing the death penalty on the basis of a person s’ race. SBi1293,iiRelating to creating a disadvantaged business assistance program to be operated by the Texas Department of Transportation. SBi1309,iiRelating to assessment alternatives or accommodations for certain public school students in special education programs. SBi1348,iiRelating to certain criminal offenses concerning the unlawful transfer or purchase of certain weapons. SBi1349,iiRelating to the use of deadly force in defense of a person or property. SBi1350,iiRelating to the motor vehicle inspection program; creating an offense; changing the collection method for certain fees. SBi1419,iiRelating to funding for juvenile case managers through certain court costs and to the establishment of the truancy prevention and diversion fund. SBi1420,iiRelating to court costs and fees in criminal proceedings. SBi1421,iiRelating to the requirement that a will be attested by witnesses. SBi1422,iiRelating to the use of digitized signatures for pleadings and orders in suits affecting the parent-child relationship. SBi1439,iiRelating to evidence technician training and the disposition of certain evidence in a criminal case. SBi1440,iiRelating to adjudication and disposition of juvenile conduct. 4071 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4071

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi1458,iiRelating to contributions to, benefits from, and the administration of systems and programs administered by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. SBi1459,iiRelating to the powers and duties of and contributions to and benefits from the systems and programs administered by the Employees Retirement System of Texas. SBi1463,iiRelating to certain contracts for Medicaid managed care. SBi1471,iiRelating to the recusal or disqualification of a statutory probate judge or other judge authorized to hear probate, guardianship, or mental health matters, and the subsequent assignment of another judge. SBi1472,iiRelating to information that must be included on prepaid calling cards. SBi1476,iiRelating to the creation of the veteran entrepreneur program by the Texas Veterans Commission. SBi1496,iiRelating to use of the money from the Texas Enterprise Fund and the Texas emerging technology fund to benefit certain historically underutilized businesses. SBi1499,iiRelating to establishing a local behavioral health intervention pilot project. SBi1516,iiRelating to the on-premises consumption of certain alcoholic beverages; providing a penalty and authorizing a fee. SBi1529,iiRelating to an exemption from property taxation for certain facilities that convert landfill generated methane into renewable natural gas. SBi1531,iiRelating to providing information to entering undergraduate students at certain general academic teaching institutions to promote timely graduation. SBi1535,iiRelating to increased oversight by the Department of State Health Services of hospitals that commit certain violations. SBi1611,iiRelating to discovery in a criminal case. SBi1615,iiRelating to the administration of accelerated instruction programs. SBi1616,iiRelating to authorizing a school district to establish a higher education scholarship endowment; authorizing a tax. SBi1617,iiRelating to providing loan repayment assistance for physicians providing services to certain patients. SBi1618,iiRelating to public school accountability, including assessment, and curriculum requirements. SBi1629,iiRelating to the operation and administration of, and practice and procedures in courts in, the judicial branch of state government. SBi1630,iiRelating to the protection of defendants against vexatious litigants. SBi1718,iiRelating to state interventions and sanctions against public school campuses with unacceptable performance and the establishment of the Texas Achievement School District for educating students at certain low-performing campuses. SBi1775,iiRelating to school campus information, student transfers, and the public education grant program. 4072 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4072

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SBi1799,iiRelating to the period of time allowed for issuance of decisions by the commissioner of education in certain appeals against school districts. SBi1813,iiRelating to the transfer to the state of certain county public funds by certain counties for the purpose of providing the state share of Disproportionate Share Hospital payments. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1908,iiRelating to a study conducted by the Office of Court Administration of the Texas Judicial System and the repeal of certain court fees and costs. SBi1916,iiRelating to the authority of the Dallas County Hospital District or a nonprofit corporation formed by the district regarding certain technology or intellectual property owned by or licensed to the district or corporation. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi21,iiRecognizing November 4-8, 2013, and November 3-7, 2014, as Municipal Courts Week. SCRi25,iiUrging the attorney general of Texas to expeditiously advance any necessary appeals of the ruling of the 200th Judicial District Court in the school finance case. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi35,iiRecognizing Ronald E. Jones on the occasion of his installation as senior pastor of New Hope Baptist Church in Dallas. SRi79,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Texas Merchandise Vending Association Day at the State Capitol. SRi83,iiRecognizing the Dallas Independent School District on the occasion of its dedication of the Dr. H. B. Bell School Support Service Center. SRi127,iiRecognizing Diane Irvin on the occasion of her retirement from the Texas Juvenile Justice Department. SRi139,iiIn memory of Booker T. Watson, Jr. SRi199,iiRecognizing Marvin E. Robinson, Sr., for his achievements. SRi200,iiCommending Beverly Kerl Mitchell-Brooks for receiving the Susan B. Anthony Award from the League of Women Voters of Dallas. SRi213,iiRecognizing Earnestine E. Hunt Morris of Dallas on the occasion of her 90th birthday. SRi257,iiRecognizing Norman L. Robinson on the occasion of his 92nd birthday. SRi258,iiRecognizing the Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, on the occasion of the sorority s’ centennial. SRi259,iiRecognizing February 25, 2013, as The Links, Incorporated, Day at the State Capitol. 4073 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4073

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SRi260,iiRecognizing Saint Luke "Community" United Methodist Church of Dallas on the occasion of its 80th anniversary. SRi268,iiRecognizing Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi269,iiProclaiming February 23, 2013, National Trio Day in Texas. SRi275,iiRecognizing February 25, 2013, as Alpha Kappa Alpha South Central Region Day at the State Capitol. SRi283,iiRecognizing Mary Lynn Morris on the occasion of her retirement as City Marshal of Dallas. SRi292,iiWelcoming the members of The Links, Incorporated, as they celebrate The Links Day at the State Capitol. SRi297,iiIn memory of James Larance Hill. SRi336,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Grand Prairie Day at the State Capitol. SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi378,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Cedar Hill Day. SRi379,iiWelcoming members of the Leadership Southwest Class of 2013 to the State Capitol. SRi399,iiCommending Ronnie A. Wilson for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. SRi412,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Young Professionals Day at the State Capitol. SRi437,iiCommending Boy Scouts of America Troop 8 on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi458,iiRecognizing Concord Missionary Baptist Church on the occasion of the dedication of its new sanctuary. SRi473,iiIn memory of Ellis Davis, Jr. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi584,iiCongratulating the Duncanville High School Pantherettes basketball team for winning a state championship title. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi628,iiRecognizing April 10, 2013, as Best Southwest Partnership Day. SRi651,iiRecognizing Raleigh K. Roussell on the occasion of his retirement. SRi652,iiRecognizing Ida Mae Brantley on the occasion of her 100th birthday. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi692,iiRecognizing New Light Church on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. SRi693,iiRecognizing April 17, 2013, as Southeast Dallas Chamber of Commerce Day. SRi696,iiRecognizing Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Incorporated, on the charter of a new chapter. 4074 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4074

WEST, ROYCEi — i(Continued) SRi704,iiRecognizing the naming of the Pinkie M. King Gardner Auditorium at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. SRi705,iiRecognizing the naming of the Robert A. Simpson Sr. Band Hall at Wilmer-Hutchins High School. SRi746,iiRecognizing Frederick D. Haynes III on the occasion of his 30th anniversary as pastor of Friendship-West Baptist Church. SRi751,iiIn memory of Kenneth Luckey Harris, Jr. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi765,iiCommending Ruben Amarasingham for receiving a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Young Leader Award. SRi768,iiRecognizing John Ellis Price for his service as president of the University of North Texas at Dallas. SRi779,iiRecognizing Christene Redden on the occasion of her 90th birthday. SRi804,iiRecognizing May 1, 2013, as DeSoto Independent School District Day. SRi824,iiCongratulating the Triple A Academy Stallions boys ’basketball team on winning a state championship. SRi830,iiRecognizing Bradie Gene James for his humanitarian pursuits. SRi831,iiRecognizing Harold Boyd on the occasion of his 100th birthday. SRi881,iiWelcoming the touring production of Fela! to Dallas. SRi904,iiRecognizing May 16, 2013, as Mary Kay Day. SRi1036,iiRecognizing the Children s’ Medical Center on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi1037,iiRecognizing Mary K. Suhm on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1049,iiRecognizing Joe B. Allen on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1050,iiRecognizing Shirley Ison-Newsome on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1061,iiRecognizing Myrtis Evans Griffin on the occasion of her retirement. SRi1066,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 3153.

WHITMIRE, JOHN SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi203,iiRelating to the Port of Houston Authority; creating an offense. SBi208,iiRelating to the continuation of the self-directed and semi-independent status of the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, the Texas Board of Professional Engineers, and the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners. 4075 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4075

WHITMIRE, JOHNi — i(Continued) SBi211,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Facilities Commission and to property development plans in connection with governmental entities; authorizing fees. SBi213,iiRelating to the continuation and functions of the Texas Board of Criminal Justice, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and the Windham School District and to the functions of the Board of Pardons and Paroles and the Correctional Managed Health Care Committee. SBi344,iiRelating to the procedure for an application for a writ of habeas corpus based on relevant scientific evidence. SBi345,iiRelating to certain programs for inmates, including the abolition of the state boot camp program and the use of programs by volunteer and faith-based organizations. SBi367,iiRelating to the disposition of abandoned or unclaimed property seized at the time of certain arrests. SBi368,iiRelating to the release by a sheriff of certain defendants to an electronic monitoring or house arrest program. SBi369,iiRelating to certain information available to the public on a central database containing information about sex offenders. SBi393,iiRelating to the criminal procedures related to children who commit certain Class C misdemeanors. SBi484,iiRelating to the creation of a prostitution prevention program; authorizing a fee. SBi509,iiRelating to the establishment by school districts of a school security district; authorizing school district taxes for crime prevention measures. SBi511,iiRelating to the commitment of certain juveniles to local post-adjudication secure correctional facilities in certain counties and to the release under supervision of those juveniles. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi669,iiRelating to the manner in which a bail bond or personal bond is forfeited and circumstances under which a final judgment of forfeiture may be reformed. SBi670,iiRelating to the copying of certain records and files relating to a child who is a party to a juvenile proceeding. SBi825,iiRelating to disciplinary standards and procedures applicable to grievances alleging certain prosecutorial misconduct. SBi826,iiRelating to notification regarding the anticipated release of a potential predator from civil commitment. 4076 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4076

WHITMIRE, JOHNi — i(Continued) SBi827,iiRelating to the fraudulent use of identifying information by certain sex offenders; providing criminal penalties. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi1114,iiRelating to the prosecution of certain misdemeanor offenses committed by children and to school district law enforcement. SBi1115,iiRelating to reporting, standards, restrictions, and requirements regarding public school disciplinary actions. SBi1185,iiRelating to the creation of a mental health jail diversion pilot program. SBi1234,iiRelating to the prevention of truancy and the offense of failure to attend school. SBi1315,iiRelating to the exclusion of certain flow-through funds in determining total revenue for purposes of the franchise tax. SBi1316,iiRelating to the prosecution of the offense of indecency with a child. SBi1317,iiRelating to persons authorized to perform a marriage ceremony. SBi1621,iiRelating to the dissemination of Criminal History Record Information. SBi1726,iiRelating to the state classification officer s’ periodic salary studies at state agencies experiencing high employee turnover or attrition rates. SBi1839,iiRelating to the detention of certain juvenile offenders. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SJRi33,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing school districts to create school security districts and impose ad valorem taxes for crime prevention measures; authorizing a tax. SJRi63,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the economic stabilization fund for purposes of public education. SCRi4,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, January 9, 2013, and ending on Monday, January 14, 2013. SCRi7,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, January 23, 2013, and ending on Monday, January 28, 2013. SCRi8,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, January 30, 2013, and ending on Monday, February 4, 2013. 4077 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4077

WHITMIRE, JOHNi — i(Continued) SCRi11,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, February 6, 2013, and ending on Monday, February 11, 2013. SCRi14,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, February 13, 2013, and ending on Monday, February 18, 2013. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi16,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, February 20, 2013, and ending on Monday, February 25, 2013. SCRi19,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, February 27, 2013, and ending on Monday, March 4, 2013. SCRi22,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, and ending on Monday, March 11, 2013. SCRi29,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, March 13, 2013, and ending on Monday, March 18, 2013. SCRi32,iiGranting the legislature permission to adjourn for more than three days during the period beginning on Wednesday, March 27, 2013, and ending on Tuesday, April 2, 2013. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SRi1,iiSenate Caucus Report. SRi11,iiIn memory of Senator Mario V. Gallegos, Jr. SRi36,iiProviding for the drawing of lots to determine terms of office. SRi121,iiGranting the Texas DeMolay Association permission to use the Senate Chamber on February 16 and 17, 2013. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi276,iiRecognizing Northwest Preparatory Academy Charter School in Humble as it hosts its annual black history program. SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi518,iiRecognizing the dedication of a Texas Historical Marker commemorating the life of J. Vance Lewis. SRi612,iiRecognizing W. E. "Pete" Snelson on the occasion of his 90th birthday. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi771,iiIn memory of Giles W. Dalby. 4078 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4078

WHITMIRE, JOHNi — i(Continued) SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi985,iiGranting the Texas DeMolay Association permission to use the Senate Chamber on February 15 and 16, 2014. SRi989,iiRecognizing Grandmaster Pyung-Soo Kim on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of his arrival in the United States. SRi1018,iiRecognizing Northwest Preparatory Academy Charter School on the occasion of its 12th annual eighth grade promotion ceremony. SRi1035,iiIn memory of Jack Hinton Havis. SRi1096,iiSenate Caucus Report. SRi1097,iiIn memory of Rex Neal Van de Putte. SRi1098,iiIn memory of Remarcus Larry West. SRi1099,iiIn memory of Gregory Steven Spaw.

WILLIAMS, TOMMY SBi1,iiGeneral Appropriations Bill. SBi11,iiRelating to the drug testing of certain persons seeking financial assistance benefits. SBi14,iiRelating to the fiscal transparency and accountability of certain entities responsible for public money. SBi21,iiRelating to drug screening or testing as a condition for the receipt of unemployment compensation benefits by certain individuals. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi25,iiRelating to abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization. SBi115,iiRelating to a school choice program for certain students with disabilities. SBi144,iiRelating to the calculation of the ad valorem rollback tax rates of certain taxing units. SBi145,iiRelating to a credit or refund for diesel fuel taxes paid on diesel fuel used in this state by auxiliary power units or power take-off equipment. SBi146,iiRelating to access by a public institution of higher education to the criminal history record information of certain persons seeking to reside in on-campus housing. SBi148,iiRelating to certain legal advice or legal services rendered to certain public servants. SBi182,iiRelating to the carrying of concealed handguns on the campuses of and certain other locations associated with institutions of higher education. SBi227,iiRelating to the dispensing of aesthetic pharmaceuticals by physicians and therapeutic optometrists; imposing fees. SBi228,iiRelating to the regulation of the practice of public accountancy. SBi274,iiRelating to permits for oversize and overweight vehicles in a certain county. 4079 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4079

WILLIAMS, TOMMYi — i(Continued) SBi293,iiRelating to the authority of certain water districts to hold meetings by teleconference or videoconference. SBi320,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Montgomery County Water Control and Improvement District No. 3. SBi321,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Montgomery County Water Control and Improvement District No. 2. SBi322,iiRelating to the period for confirmation and the terms of the temporary directors of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 102. SBi323,iiRelating to the period for confirmation and the terms of the temporary directors of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 104. SBi324,iiRelating to the period for confirmation and the terms of the temporary directors of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 117. SBi350,iiRelating to the storage of certain imported alcoholic beverages. SBi482,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 136; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds and impose a tax. SBi483,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 132; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi509,iiRelating to the establishment by school districts of a school security district; authorizing school district taxes for crime prevention measures. SBi515,iiRelating to the sale and production of malt liquor, ale, and beer by the holder of a brewpub license. SBi516,iiRelating to the distribution of ale by certain brewers. SBi517,iiRelating to the distribution of beer by certain manufacturers. SBi518,iiRelating to the authority of certain brewers and manufacturers to sell beer and ale to ultimate consumers. SBi532,iiRelating to the prosecution and punishment of offenses related to trafficking of persons and to certain protections for victims of trafficking of persons. SBi537,iiRelating to minimum standards for abortion facilities. SBi546,iiRelating to continuing education requirements and a registration exemption for county tax assessor-collectors. SBi549,iiRelating to penalties for engaging in organized criminal activity. SBi603,iiRelating to the revocation and reinstatement of an end user number for purposes of purchasing dyed diesel fuel. SBi621,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 140; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. 4080 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4080

WILLIAMS, TOMMYi — i(Continued) SBi622,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 106; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi623,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 138; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi624,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 137; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi625,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 139; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi675,iiRelating to certain advance directives and health care and treatment decisions. SBi724,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 133; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi725,iiRelating to the creation of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 134; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, and taxes. SBi758,iiRelating to the established schedule of payments from the foundation school fund of the yearly entitlement of certain school districts. SBi820,iiRelating to the management, breeding, and destruction of deer and to procedures regarding certain deer permits. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi963,iiRelating to the use of an Internet application to allow access by court-appointed volunteer advocates to child protective services case information. SBi964,iiRelating to the appropriation of amounts deposited into the oyster sales account and the abolishment of the oyster advisory committee. SBi965,iiRelating to the correction of employment termination reports for law enforcement officers. SBi971,iiRelating to the purposes, designation, and funding of a transportation reinvestment zone for port projects; providing authority to issue bonds; authorizing an assessment. SBi1198,iiRelating to requirements for physicians who perform abortions; creating an offense. SBi1285,iiRelating to the operation of the special prosecution unit. SBi1286,iiRelating to the regulation of professional employer services; authorizing fees. 4081 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4081

WILLIAMS, TOMMYi — i(Continued) SBi1287,iiRelating to the operation of all-terrain vehicles and recreational off-highway vehicles; creating an offense. SBi1288,iiRelating to the disposition of fees collected by or on behalf of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles; authorizing fees. SBi1289,iiRelating to certain business entities engaged in the publication of mug shots and other information regarding the involvement of an individual in the criminal justice system; providing a civil penalty. SBi1326,iiRelating to disclaimers of estate property by certain beneficiaries. SBi1641,iiRelating to regulation of the manufacture, distribution, and disposition of controlled substances, precursors, and chemical laboratory apparatus; providing penalties; providing for a change in fees. SBi1643,iiRelating to the monitoring of prescriptions for certain controlled substances; providing penalties. SBi1644,iiRelating to continuing medical education for physicians prescribing controlled substances. SBi1645,iiRelating to the addition of certain substances to Penalty Group 3 of the Texas Controlled Substances Act; providing penalties. SBi1646,iiRelating to the regulation of pain management services. SBi1648,iiRelating to the motor fuel tax on compressed natural gas and liquefied natural gas; providing penalties. SBi1649,iiRelating to procedures and requirements for the issuance of certificates of obligation. SBi1651,iiRelating to ballot propositions authorizing certain political subdivisions to issue bonds. SBi1652,iiRelating to the fiscal transparency and accountability of certain entities responsible for public money. SBi1653,iiRelating to the creation and re-creation of funds and accounts in the state treasury, the dedication and rededication of revenue, and the exemption of unappropriated money from use for general governmental purposes. SBi1654,iiRelating to directing payment, after approval, of certain miscellaneous claims and judgments against the state out of funds designated by this Act; making appropriations. SBi1655,iiRelating to authorizing the Public Utility Commission of Texas to direct the comptroller to return the unappropriated balance of the system benefit fund to retail electric customers. SBi1656,iiRelating to the constitutional limit on the rate of growth of appropriations. SBi1657,iiRelating to the waiver of penalties and interest on certain delinquent ad valorem taxes. 4082 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4082

WILLIAMS, TOMMYi — i(Continued) SBi1829,iiRelating to the powers and duties of the Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 105; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose fees and taxes. SBi1849,iiRelating to the name of The Woodlands Road Utility District No. 1, of Montgomery County, Texas, and to the administration, powers, and duties of the district. SBi1865,iiRelating to the boundaries of the East Montgomery County Municipal Utility Districts Nos. 6 and 7. SBi1913,iiRelating to authorizing certain special districts in Montgomery County to enter into strategic partnership agreements. SJRi1,iiProposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas and the State Water Implementation Revenue Fund for Texas to assist in the financing of priority projects in the state water plan. SJRi33,iiProposing a constitutional amendment authorizing school districts to create school security districts and impose ad valorem taxes for crime prevention measures; authorizing a tax. SJRi38,iiProposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the state infrastructure fund and board to provide financial assistance for certain projects related to economic development infrastructure and for the transfer to the fund of money from the economic stabilization fund; making an appropriation. SJRi39,iiProposing a constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the new capacity fund and the dedication of certain state revenue to that fund. SJRi55,iiProposing a constitutional amendment appropriating money from the system benefit fund for the purpose of returning system benefit fund fees to retail electric customers. SJRi56,iiProposing a constitutional amendment concerning the limitation on the rate of growth of state appropriations. SCRi6,iiUrging Congress to reimburse the State of Texas for bearing the financial burden of the federal government s’ responsibility to secure the Texas-Mexico international border during the 2012-2013 budget cycle. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi43,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections in S.J.R. No. 1. SRi30,iiRecognizing Cindy Sill on the occasion of her retirement from Tri-County Services. SRi60,iiRecognizing January 29, 2013, as Leadership Southeast Texas Day at the State Capitol. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi118,iiCongratulating Jorge L. Quijano for earning a Texas Industrial Engineering Lifetime Achievement Award from Lamar University. SRi119,iiRecognizing February 6, 2013, as Chambers County Day at the State Capitol. 4083 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4083

WILLIAMS, TOMMYi — i(Continued) SRi128,iiRecognizing Dr. James M. Simmons on the occasion of his retirement as president of Lamar University. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi299,iiRecognizing the 2012 Team Texas Youth Baseball Team. SRi300,iiIn memory of Harold Cryar of Conroe. SRi330,iiRecognizing March 4, 2013, as Texas Young Republican Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi339,iiRecognizing the Bob Bullock Scholars Program of Baylor University. SRi382,iiRecognizing March 4 and 5, 2013, as Golden Triangle Days at the State Capitol. SRi383,iiIn memory of Nancy Flake. SRi384,iiIn memory of Whitson Etheridge of Conroe. SRi385,iiCommending George Phydias Mitchell for his contributions to Texas A&M University. SRi491,iiIn memory of Deborah "Borah" Van Dormolen. SRi531,iiRecognizing The John Cooper School on the occasion of its 25th anniversary. SRi674,iiRecognizing the High School Republicans of Texas. SRi803,iiRecognizing May 12, 2013, as Miller Outdoor Theatre Day. SRi1032,iiRecognizing Joyce Lavergne Stewart Smith on the occasion of her 80th birthday. SRi1033,iiIn memory of Victor Lovelady. SRi1034,iiRecognizing Trey Tomlin for his service to his country. SRi1055,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. 1. SRi1091,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 6.

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITH SBi15,iiRelating to the governance of public institutions of higher education in this state. SBi16,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund capital projects at public institutions of higher education. SBi24,iiRelating to the creation of a new university in South Texas within The University of Texas System. SBi26,iiRelating to authorizing the issuance of revenue bonds to fund capital projects at public institutions of higher education. SBi27,iiRelating to the Texas B-On-time student loan program. SBi28,iiRelating to the creation of an offense for use of a handheld wireless communication device for text-based communication while operating a motor vehicle. SBi29,iiRelating to certain Medicaid home and community-based services waiver programs. 4084 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4084

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SBi30,iiRelating to the distribution of money appropriated from the national research university fund. SBi31,iiRelating to formula funding for certain semester credit hours earned for dual course credit. SBi32,iiRelating to individuals with intellectual disabilities committed to state supported living centers. SBi33,iiRelating to the electronic monitoring of residents at state supported living centers; providing criminal penalties. SBi34,iiRelating to the administration of psychoactive medications to persons receiving services in certain facilities. SBi35,iiRelating to the pro re nata administration of psychoactive medication in certain residential health care facilities. SBi36,iiRelating to the detention and transportation of a person with a mental illness. SBi37,iiRelating to transition and employment services for public school students enrolled in special education programs. SBi38,iiRelating to determining a child s’ eligibility for a school district s’ special education program on the basis of a visual impairment. SBi39,iiRelating to the evaluation and instruction of public school students with visual impairments. SBi40,iiRelating to the immunization data included in and excluded from the immunization registry. SBi41,iiRelating to the administration and provision of consumer-directed services under certain health and human services programs. SBi42,iiRelating to public school accountability for bilingual education and English as a second language and other special language programs. SBi43,iiRelating to consideration of school district disciplinary placement information in evaluating district performance. SBi44,iiRelating to maintaining and reporting certain information regarding certain child abuse or neglect cases and the provision of mental health services for children in those cases. SBi45,iiRelating to the provision of employment assistance and supported employment to certain Medicaid waiver program participants. SBi46,iiRelating to exempting books purchased, used, or consumed by university and college students from the sales and use tax for a limited period. SBi47,iiRelating to the applicability of the Education Code to Head Start programs and the authority of the commissioner of education to make a certain determination regarding those programs. SBi48,iiRelating to the transfer of a student from the school district of the student s’ residence to another district. 4085 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4085

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SBi49,iiRelating to transitional living assistance and appropriate care settings for children with disabilities who reside in general residential operations. SBi50,iiRelating to the Children s’ Policy Council, including the composition of the council. SBi51,iiRelating to unemployment compensation eligibility and chargebacks regarding certain persons who are victims of sexual assault. SBi52,iiRelating to exemptions for disabled peace officers from payment of tuition and fees at public institutions of higher education. SBi53,iiRelating to the definition of "advanced life support" for the purposes of providing emergency medical services. SBi54,iiRelating to leave for junior college district or university system employees who are physically assaulted while on duty. SBi55,iiRelating to local option elections to legalize or prohibit the operation of eight-liners and the imposition of a fee on eight-liner owners; providing penalties. SBi138,iiRelating to procedures for filing complaints with, and providing notice of certain violations to, the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists. SBi149,iiRelating to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. SBi221,iiRelating to the composition and employees of the Texas Funeral Service Commission. SBi275,iiRelating to the penalty for the offense of leaving the scene of an accident that involves personal injury or death. SBi280,iiRelating to the creation and operation of a park and recreation district in a county with frontage on the San Marcos River and to the authority of the district to collect fees; providing penalties. SBi301,iiRelating to the authority of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to issue to a foreign postsecondary institution a certificate of authority to grant professional degrees. SBi376,iiRelating to breakfast for certain public school students. SBi403,iiRelating to the establishment of a community development grocery store and healthy corner store revolving loan fund program. SBi419,iiRelating to the creation of a central database for and health and human services agency investigations of alleged abuse, neglect, and exploitation violations and rights violations at certain facilities operated in this state. SBi421,iiRelating to the Texas System of Care and the development of local mental health systems of care for certain children. SBi459,iiRelating to the sale, installation, storage, transportation, and disposal of scrap, unsafe, or used tires; providing a civil penalty; creating an offense. 4086 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4086

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SBi460,iiRelating to training for public school teachers in the detection and education of students at risk for suicide or with other mental or emotional disorders and the inclusion of mental health concerns in coordinated school health efforts. SBi497,iiRelating to the number of semester credit hours required to earn an associate degree at public institutions of higher education. SBi533,iiRelating to a review of cost savings to state agencies and institutions of higher education under energy savings performance contracts. SBi567,iiRelating to rates for water service, to the transfer of functions relating to the economic regulation of water and sewer service from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, and to the duties of the Office of Public Utility Counsel regarding the economic regulation of water and sewer service. SBi589,iiRelating to the designation of certain river or stream segments as being of unique ecological value. SBi628,iiRelating to the creation of regional emergency communications districts; authorizing the issuance of bonds; authorizing a fee. SBi643,iiRelating to a supplemental payment for retirees of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and the unfunded actuarial liabilities allowed under that system. SBi653,iiRelating to the composition and functions of the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation. SBi894,iiRelating to real property within the Capitol complex. SBi937,iiRelating to the authority of a peace officer to apprehend a person for emergency detention and the authority of certain facilities to temporarily detain a person with mental illness. SBi955,iiRelating to the training of certain persons in mental health first aid and assistance, the funding of mental health first aid and assistance training, and the liability of certain persons providing assistance to persons experiencing a mental health crisis. SBi974,iiRelating to the name of Texas State University–San Marcos. SBi985,iiRelating to authorizing broker agreements for the sale of real property by certain municipalities. SBi1012,iiRelating to the McMullen Groundwater Conservation District. SBi1041,iiRelating to authorizing certain counties to impose a hotel occupancy tax. SBi1080,iiRelating to a study on the adequacy and appropriateness of additional compensation paid to certain county judges. SBi1086,iiRelating to the regulation of certain water and sewage utilities to ensure public safety in and around certain municipalities. SBi1095,iiRelating to fever tick eradication; creating a penalty. SBi1099,iiRelating to the use of certain designations by a physical therapist. 4087 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4087

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SBi1107,iiRelating to the preference given by state and local governmental entities to agricultural products produced or grown in this state. SBi1112,iiRelating to prohibiting organ transplant recipient discrimination on the basis of certain disabilities. SBi1113,iiRelating to matching private grants given to enhance additional research activities at institutions of higher education. SBi1116,iiRelating to the creation, administration, powers, duties, functions, operations, and financing of the Crystal Clear Special Utility District; providing authority to issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. SBi1158,iiRelating to higher education for veterans and their families. SBi1191,iiRelating to the duties of health care facilities, health care providers, and the Department of State Health Services with respect to care provided to a sexual assault survivor in an emergency department of a health care facility. SBi1195,iiRelating to a contract for the acquisition of goods or services to which The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center is a party. SBi1208,iiRelating to the creation of a regional food economy and food access task force. SBi1210,iiRelating to conditions on the receipt of tuition and fee exemptions and waivers at public institutions of higher education. SBi1226,iiRelating to the establishment of an employment-first policy and task force to promote competitive employment opportunities that provide a living wage for individuals with disabilities. SBi1253,iiRelating to the relationship between Texas Department of Transportation toll projects and adjoining nontolled roads. SBi1361,iiRelating to a bill of rights for persons receiving Medicaid long-term services and supports under state benefits programs. SBi1427,iiRelating to the administration of the citrus budwood certification program and the creation of the citrus nursery stock certification program; providing civil, criminal, and administrative penalties and authorizing fees. SBi1496,iiRelating to use of the money from the Texas Enterprise Fund and the Texas emerging technology fund to benefit certain historically underutilized businesses. SBi1512,iiRelating to the confidentiality of certain crime scene photographs and video recordings. SBi1525,iiRelating to including disability awareness training in risk management programs required for members and advisors of student organizations at postsecondary educational institutions. SBi1532,iiRelating to the power of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to authorize certain injection wells that transect or terminate in the Edwards Aquifer. SBi1576,iiRelating to a study and report of issues affecting persons with disabilities at state agencies and postsecondary educational institutions. 4088 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4088

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SBi1587,iiRelating to establishment of the Texas Early Learning Council. SBi1588,iiRelating to the regulation of child-care providers by the Texas Workforce Commission and local workforce development boards. SBi1589,iiRelating to assistance and education regarding personal finance for certain children in foster care. SBi1590,iiRelating to requirements for personal financial literacy training offered by public school districts and public universities. SBi1591,iiRelating to the emergency detention of persons with mental illness. SBi1592,iiRelating to a peace officer s’ determination whether medical services are needed for persons apprehended for emergency detention. SBi1593,iiRelating to a standard form of notification for the detention of a person with mental illness. SBi1594,iiRelating to the criteria for commitment of a person with mental illness. SBi1595,iiRelating to the nature of delivery of services to a person with mental illness. SBi1596,iiRelating to emergency services districts. SBi1597,iiRelating to the development of state agency information security plans. SBi1598,iiRelating to the authority of the chief appraiser of an appraisal district or a representative of the chief appraiser to photograph the premises of a business, trade, or profession for ad valorem tax appraisal purposes. SBi1599,iiRelating to county and municipal land development regulation. SBi1600,iiRelating to authorizing the county clerk in certain counties to conduct a marriage ceremony and collect a related fee. SBi1601,iiRelating to the creation of the Central Laredo Municipal Management District; providing authority to impose a tax, levy an assessment, impose a fee, and issue bonds. SBi1602,iiRelating to reports and other information required of or held by institutions of higher education. SBi1603,iiRelating to risk management at institutions of higher education. SBi1604,iiRelating to asset management and acquisition by institutions of higher education. SBi1605,iiRelating to authorizing an optional county fee on vehicle registration in certain counties for transportation projects. SBi1606,iiRelating to ad valorem tax liens on personal property. SBi1607,iiRelating to funding for emergency medical air transportation provided to patients enrolled in the state Medicaid program; imposing a surcharge. SBi1612,iiRelating to the authority of certain municipalities to provide water and sewer service to areas within the municipal boundaries without obtaining a certificate of public convenience and necessity. SBi1613,iiRelating to the abolition of the Office of State-Federal Relations. 4089 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4089

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SBi1668,iiRelating to the institutions of higher education eligible to participate in the Texas Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (T-STEM) Challenge Scholarship program. SBi1679,iiRelating to state agency procurement. SBi1680,iiRelating to certain requirements applicable to contracts entered into by state agencies. SBi1681,iiRelating to oversight and management of state contracts. SBi1682,iiRelating to certain ethics requirements applicable to state agencies, including required disclosures by state contractors. SBi1684,iiRelating to the registration of boat trailers. SBi1685,iiRelating to exemptions from property taxation and sales and use taxation for certain offshore spill response and well containment property used to control pollution. SBi1703,iiRelating to the use of hotel occupancy tax revenue in certain municipalities and counties. SBi1741,iiRelating to training for and complaints regarding members of the governing board of a public institution of higher education. SBi1747,iiRelating to funding and donations for transportation projects, including projects of county energy transportation reinvestment zones. SBi1752,iiRelating to declarations for mental health treatment. SBi1778,iiRelating to funding for certain county transportation infrastructure projects. SBi1779,iiRelating to ad valorem tax incentives for the recycling of water used in oil or gas drilling or production. SBi1780,iiRelating to the definition of new property value for purposes of the calculation of certain ad valorem tax rates for a county. SBi1781,iiRelating to the eligibility for grants for natural gas fueling stations under the Texas natural gas vehicle grant program. SBi1782,iiRelating to the assessment of damages arising from a condemnation of a pipeline easement. SBi1783,iiRelating to the tax exemption for permanent hotel residents in certain oil and gas producing municipalities. SBi1784,iiRelating to establishing the Texas Landowner Ombudsman office in the General Land Office. SBi1815,iiRelating to voluntary donations to the Glenda Dawson Donate Life-Texas Registry. SBi1838,iiRelating to the creation of the Cotton Center Municipal Utility District No. 2 of Caldwell County; providing authority to impose a tax and issue bonds; granting a limited power of eminent domain. 4090 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4090

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SBi1862,iiRelating to the creation of the Crosswinds Municipal Utility District; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1872,iiRelating to the creation of Onion Creek Metro Park District; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1882,iiRelating to information for legislative purposes requested under the Public Information Act. SBi1899,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 1; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1900,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 2; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1901,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 3; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1902,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 4; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SBi1903,iiRelating to the creation of the LaSalle Municipal Utility District No. 5; granting a limited power of eminent domain; providing authority to issue bonds; providing authority to impose assessments, fees, or taxes. SJRi8,iiProposing a constitutional amendment requiring the state to expand eligibility for the Medicaid program to certain persons. SCRi15,iiUrging Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. SCRi34,iiRecognizing the citizens of West. SCRi39,iiInstructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make corrections in S.B. No. 1116. SRi14,iiIn memory of Thomas Lynnwood Clark. SRi37,iiRecognizing the members of the Washington s’ Birthday Celebration Association in Laredo. SRi56,iiRecognizing the American Heart Association s’ Go Red for Women campaign on the occasion of its 10th National Wear Red Day. SRi88,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Laredo Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi89,iiRecognizing January 30, 2013, as Rio Grande Valley Higher Education Day at the State Capitol. SRi112,iiRecognizing February 5, 2013, as Orange and Maroon Legislative Day at the State Capitol. SRi175,iiRecognizing the City of Hebbronville on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. 4091 SENATE JOURNAL — REGULAR SESSION 4091

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SRi192,iiRecognizing the March of Dimes Foundation on the occasion of its 75th anniversary. SRi202,iiRecognizing The Children s’ Shelter and Voices for Children of San Antonio as they host the Remember 19 Vigil. SRi234,iiRecognizing President William Powers, Jr., of The University of Texas at Austin. SRi249,iiRecognizing February 21, 2013, as Viva San Antonio Day at the State Capitol. SRi282,iiRecognizing Saint Mary s’ University for its outstanding service to the City of San Antonio and the State of Texas. SRi310,iiRecognizing February 27, 2013, as Rio Grande Valley Day at the State Capitol. SRi313,iiRecognizing February 26, 2013, as El Cenizo Day at the State Capitol. SRi388,iiRecognizing March 5, 2013, as Coastal Bend Day at the State Capitol. SRi410,iiCommending BBVA Compass and the Mexican and Spanish students at The University of Texas at Austin. SRi413,iiRecognizing March 13, 2013, as Big Brothers Big Sisters of Texas Day at the State Capitol. SRi417,iiRecognizing March 6, 2013, as Atascosa County Day at the State Capitol. SRi445,iiRecognizing Milford Nat Jacobs on the occasion of his 100th birthday. SRi486,iiRecognizing the 100th anniversary of Jim Hogg County. SRi487,iiCommending Linda Jo G. Soliz on her service to her community. SRi488,iiRecognizing First National Bank of Hebbronville on the occasion of its 100th anniversary. SRi526,iiRecognizing the achievements of the Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program. SRi529,iiRecognizing the Miakan-Garza Band of the Coahuiltecan Indians for its contributions to the State of Texas. SRi545,iiRecognizing James D. Spaniolo on the occasion of his retirement as president of The University of Texas at Arlington. SRi554,iiRecognizing the Mental Health Bell at the State Capitol. SRi555,iiRecognizing Grace Post Wilson Farris on the occasion of her 90th birthday. SRi575,iiIn memory of Esther Gonzalez-Arroyo Buckley. SRi611,iiCommending Bella Mercado for raising funds for Saint Jude Children s’ Hospital. SRi622,iiRecognizing April 9, 2013, as Blue Ribbon Lobby Day. SRi647,iiRecognizing Arguindegui Oil Company on its induction into the Junior Achievement of Laredo Business Hall of Fame. SRi648,iiRecognizing Hortense Reuthinger Offerle on her induction into the Junior Achievement of Laredo Business Hall of Fame. 4092 AUTHORS OF SENATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 4092

ZAFFIRINI, JUDITHi — i(Continued) SRi649,iiRecognizing Roque Vela on his induction into the Junior Achievement of Laredo Business Hall of Fame. SRi650,iiRecognizing Maria del Refugio Quintero "Cookie" Vela on her induction into the Junior Achievement of Laredo Business Hall of Fame. SRi657,iiCommending the San Antonio Old Spanish Trail Centennial Celebration Association. SRi662,iiRecognizing the seventh class of the Senator Gregory Luna Legislative Scholars and Fellows Program. SRi667,iiRecognizing April 15, 2013, as Live Oak County Day. SRi668,iiRecognizing April 15, 2013, as McMullen County Day. SRi680,iiRecognizing Virginia Lee "Ginger" and Leon Thomas Matula, Jr., on the occasion of their 25th anniversary. SRi742,iiRecognizing Manuel Blanco on the occasion of his retirement. SRi743,iiRecognizing Mercy Ministries of Laredo on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. SRi762,iiRecognizing the Texas Department of Public Safety. SRi777,iiRecognizing April 30, 2013, as San Patricio County Day. SRi788,iiIn memory of Wayland Coats Rivers Jr. SRi829,iiRecognizing the 20th anniversary of the Young Women s’ Alliance. SRi837,iiRecognizing Press Women of Texas on the occasion of its 120th anniversary. SRi846,iiRecognizing May 7, 2013, as Caldwell County Day. SRi865,iiRecognizing Mother s’ Day 2013. SRi1012,iiRecognizing Hank Whitman, Jr., on the occasion of his retirement. SRi1030,iiRecognizing the importance of postsecondary education for persons with intellectual disabilities. SRi1080,iiSuspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 12. SRi1097,iiIn memory of Rex Neal Van de Putte.