As the results of the 140-day 2015 legislative session are reviewed, winners and losers come into view—bills that passed, that almost passed, should have passed or died due to some parliamentary or procedural circumstance. It is equally important to … [Continue reading]
2015 Texas Legislative Summary for nonprofits – Last-day-of-session report
As the haze of the 140-day 2015 legislative session lifts, winners and losers come into view—bills that passed, that almost passed, should have passed or died due to some parliamentary or procedural circumstance. Equally important is to consider … [Continue reading]
2015 Texas Legislative Summary for nonprofits—Late session report
With four weeks remaining in the 2015 Texas legislative session, bills must be moving to survive and be passed. Procedural rules, long committee agendas and end-of-session deadlines become important and will spell the end of most bills now on file. … [Continue reading]
Texas Legislature may abolish the Texas Nonprofit Council
The Texas Nonprofit Council was created by the 2013 Texas Legislature in Senate Bill 993 to bring formality to an earlier state task force that was planned to enhance the role of the nonprofit sector in state government. The purpose of the council … [Continue reading]
2015 Texas Legislative Summary for nonprofits – Mid-session report
With more than 6,200 bills filed by Texas legislators now in play, anyone attending or following long committee meetings or floor sessions at the Texas Capitol will test their patience, attention span, caffeine tolerance or lumbar … [Continue reading]
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