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House Committee on Constitutional Revision, Select - 76th R.S. (1999)

Committee Members
Joe Driver, Chair Robert Puente, Vice Chair Ray Allen Kevin Bailey Harold V. Dutton, Jr.	Glenn Lewis Anna Mowery Burt Solomons Dale Tillery
Charges
• Evaluate the public perception of the need for comprehensive revision of the Constitution. If appropriate, develop a plan for revision (such as an article-by-article review by a legislative committee over a prescribed period, establishment of a constitutional revision commission that includes scholars and members of the public, or a constitutional convention) including a proposed schedule.
• Identify specific changes the public would support in Article 3 (Legislative Department), Article 5 (Judicial Department) and Article 16 (General Provisions).
• Identify remaining obsolete, ineffective, executed or other irrelevant provisions of the Constitution.

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