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Select bill	Bill	Session	Author & Sponsor	Caption	Committees	Last action
	HB 1061	83-0 (2013)	Author: Branch, Dan Sponsor: Birdwell, Brian	Relating to the repeal of the statutory authority for the State Medical Education Board.	House: Higher Education Senate: Higher Education	Effective immediately
	HJR 79	83-0 (2013)	Author: Branch, Dan | et. al. Sponsor: Birdwell, Brian	Proposing a constitutional amendment to eliminate an obsolete requirement for a State Medical Education Board and a State Medical Education Fund.	House: Higher Education Senate: Higher Education	Filed with the Secretary of State
	HJR 23	55-0 (1957)	Author: Pipkin, Maurice Snow "Pip"	Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Texas to provide that the Legislature shall create a State Medical Education Board, a State Medical Scholarship Fund, from which grants, loans or scholarships may be made to students desiring to study medicine; providing that such students shall agree to practice in rural areas or State Hospitals or Special Schools and Homes of this State.
	SJR 11	55-0 (1957)	Author: Gonzalez, Henry Barbosa	Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Texas providing that the Legislature shall create a State Medical Education Board, a State Medical Scholarship Fund, from which grants, loans or scholarships may be made to students desiring to study medicine.
	HJR 38	52-0 (1951)	Author: Bryan, Sr., Jack C.	Proposing an amendment providing for a State Medical Education Board and providing for grants, loans and scholarships to students desiring to study medicine.
	SJR 17	52-0 (1951)	Author: Colson, Esther Neveille | et. al.	Providing an amendment providing for the establishment of a State Medical Education Board and a State Medical Scholarship Fund from which grants, loans or scholarships may be made to students desiring to study medicine; providing that such students shall agree to practice in "rural areas" of this State.

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