Legislation authored by Camm Lary

Includes legislation with Camm Lary as the primary author for the 63rd through 64th Legislatures. For other types of authorship, search the Legislative Archive System.

64th Regular Session
HB 690	Last Action: Effective immediately Caption: Relating to the creation of the County Court at Law No. 2 of Bell County; making other provisions relative to the court; changing the name of the County Court at Law of Bell County; adding the judge of the County Court at Law No. 2 of Bell County to the membership of the Bell County Juvenile Board.
HB 1043	Last Action: Considered by subcommittee in formal meeting Caption: Relating to the regulation and reporting of campaign contributions and expenditures in behalf of or in opposition to candidates for nomination or election to public office or in behalf of or in opposition to measures submitted to the voters, and to the regulation of political advertising; containing both civil and criminal penalties for violations.
HB 1479	Last Action: Referred to subcommittee Caption: Providing where the person required to file any report required under this Title excercises reasonable diligence penalty and interest shall not be due and payable; providing an effective date.
HB 1480	Last Action: Referred to subcommittee Caption: Authorizing the Comptroller in certain instances to grant a reasonable extension of time for a person to file a tax return, and authorizing the Comptroller to determine if penalty and interest are due and payable.
HB 1695	Last Action: Referred to subcommittee Caption: Providing for definitions, examination and approval of electronic voting systems by the Secretary of State, adoption by Commissioners Court of electronic voting systems, experimental use of electronic voting systems, payment for voting equipment or automatic tabulating equipment, use of electronic voting systems for absentee voting, the form of the ballot, preparation of the ballot and program and procedure while the polls are open.
HB 1789	Last Action: Reported from committee favorably without amendments Caption: Amending Subchapter H, Texas Water Code, relating to the subject of water supply contracts; defining eligibile districts; amending the power of eligible districts and persons to contract in respect to water supply; authorizing the acquisition and construction of facilities and the issuance of bonds to provide facilities in connection with such water supply contracts; containing other provisions relating to the subject; containing a severability clause.
HB 1790	Last Action: Reported from committee favorably without amendments Caption: Amending Subchapter F, Chapter 50, Title 4, Texas Water Code, relating to the subject of annexation by certain districts; establishing a procedure for annexing land to such districts and providing for assumption of the district's indebtedness by the annexed area; containing other provisions relating to the subject; containing a severability clause.
HB 1953	Last Action: Vetoed by the Governor Caption: Relating to original and appellate jurisdiction in probate matters.
HB 1954	Last Action: Referred to Committee on Judicial Affairs Caption: Relating to years of service required for certain judicial retirements.
HB 2184	Last Action: Considered by committee in public hearing Caption: Relating to the promotion of prostitution.
HB 2186	Last Action: Effective immediately Caption: Relating to the authority of a city attorney to bring suit to enjoin public nuisances.
63rd Regular Session
HB 621	Last Action: Laid on the table subject to call Caption: Relating to the severability of statutes; and declaring an emergency.
HB 1024	Last Action: Signed by the Governor Caption: Relating to the modification of benefits for paid and volunteer firemen under the Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund.
HB 1625	Last Action: Laid on the table subject to call Caption: Creating Upper Lampasas River Municipal Water District as a conservation district, under Article XVI, Section 59, of the Texas Constitution, comprising the territory contained in the City of Copperas Cove, Coryell County, Texas, and the City of Lampasas, Lampasas County, Texas, as the boundaries of said cities existed on January 1, 1973, for the purpose of providing a source of water supply for municipal, domestic, commercial, and industrial use, and diverting, impounding, storing, treating, and transporting the same, and acquiring, constructing, and operating water facilities; providing for the exercise of powers granted by Chapter 25 of the Water code to districts created under Article XVI, Section 59, of the Texas Constitution; providing for a board of directors for the government of said district; providing for a confirmation election; providing the means of annexing additional territory to said district; authorizing the district to obtain permits from the Texas Water Rights Commission and from owners of permits; authorizing the district to acquire any interest in land for its purposes by condemnation; providing that any construction contract in excess of $5,000 should be made only after publication of notice; authorizing the district to issue bonds and providing for the paymnt and security thereof; providing that said bonds shall be payable either from ad valorem taxes or revenues, or a combination of ad valorem taxes and revenues; authorizing the issuance of refunding bonds; authorizing the execution of trust indentures or deeds of trust to secrue bonds payable from revenue or partly from revenues; providing for elections approving the issuance of bonds payable wholly or partly from ad valorem taxes; authorizing the district to enter into contracts with public agencies, political subdivisions, and others, including specifically the cities of Copperas Cove and Lampasas and Central Texas College fro any purpose relating to the district's powers and funcitons, including supplying water to tehm, and for operation of the district's water facilities; authorizing all public agencies and political subdivisions, and others, including specifically the cities of Copperas Cove and Lampasas and Central Texas College to contract with and convey land or any interest therein to the district; . . . prescribing other powers and duties of the district; providing a severability clause; and declaring an emergency.
HR 128	Caption: Requesting a subcommittee of Business and Industry Committee to study effectiveness, etc., of agencies concerned with industrial or commercial development, etc.