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HB 2840, 86th Regular Session
Relating to the right of a member of the public to address the governing body of a political subdivision at an open meeting of the body.

Last action: Effective on 9/1/19

Author: Terry Canales
Joint Author: R. D. "Bobby" Guerra | Ryan Guillen | Richard Peña Raymond
Sponsor: Bryan Hughes
CoSponsor: Juan Hinojosa

Session Law Chapter:
Acts 2019, 86th R.S., ch. 861, General and Special Laws of Texas

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Subjects:
City Government--General
County Government--General
Elections--Administration
Elections--General
Open Meetings
Political Subdivisions

House Committee: County Affairs (Garnet Coleman, Charles "Doc" Anderson, Kyle Biedermann, Dwayne Bohac, Sheryl Cole, Alex Dominguez, Dan Huberty, Jon Rosenthal, Jonathan Stickland)
Senate Committee: Business & Commerce (Kelly Hancock, Donna Campbell, Brandon Creighton, José Menéndez, Robert Nichols, Angela Paxton, Charles Schwertner, John Whitmire, Judith Zaffirini)

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