SB 1651, 76th R.S.
Last action: Effective immediately
Author: Mike Jackson
Sponsor: John Davis
Remarks: Section 13 provides that this Act take effect only if a specific appropriation is provided. Section 3.03(b) of HB 3211 provides that in accordance with that provision, this bill does take effect. Section 9 of this Act takes effect on September 1, following the approval if a transfer of the Texas Chiropractic College to an institution of higher education is agreed to and approved.
Session Law Chapter:
Acts 1999, 76th R.S.,ch. 1569, General and Special Laws of Texas
Companion:
Bill Analyses:
Enrolled (Senate Research Center)
Introduced (Senate Research Center)
Committee Report (Senate Research Center)
Engrossed (Office of House Bill Analysis)
Committee Report (Office of House Bill Analysis)
Gubernatorial documents:
Subjects:
CHIROPRACTIC & CHIROPRACTORS
Education--Higher--General
TEXAS CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE
House Committee: Higher Education (Irma Rangel, Fred Brown, Henry Cuellar, David Farabee, Tony Goolsby, Jesse Jones, Geanie Morrison, Elvira Reyna, Arlene Wohlgemuth)
Minutes:
May 5 1999
Senate Committee: Education (Teel Bivins, David Cain, Gregory Luna, Jane Nelson, Steve Ogden, Bill Ratliff, David Sibley, Leticia Van de Putte, Royce West, Judith Zaffirini)
Minutes:
April 21 1999
Senate Committee: Subcommittee on Higher Education (Royce West, Jane Nelson, Steve Ogden, Bill Ratliff, Judith Zaffirini)
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