Legislative Process in Texas -- How the sausage is made
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This document outlines the complex legislative process for passing a bill in Texas from pre-filing through final signature or veto. It details each step including identifying issues, vetting bills, filing in early March, navigating committees and floor votes in both the House and Senate, handling amendments, enrolling passed bills, and working with the governor. The process requires building relationships, expertise in the legislative process, responsiveness to unexpected changes, and sustained effort even after a bill is passed into law.
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- 1. Katherine Barillas, MSW, Ph.D. Director of Child Welfare Policy One Voice Texas
- 2. It’s Not as Simple as it Looks
- 3. The Hard Earned 13% 10,630 1,436 26 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 Filed Passed Vetoed
- 5. Politics & Pre-filing Primary Elections – March 2012 General Elections – November 2012 Pre-Filing begins Lower the # Higher chance of success
- 6. Bill is Filed Identify Problem Interim Charges Late Sept/Early Oct 2013 Vetting Issues Stakeholders Policy & White Papers Approach Legislators (authors & sponsors) October 2013
- 7. Session Starts January 2013 Committees assigned (late January) Early March (60 days in) – deadline for filing most bills May: Deadlines for committees to report bills (earlier for House than Senate) Last day to distribute calendars Last day to consider bills on 2nd and 3rd readings
- 8. Companion Bills Double the chance of success & Double the work
- 9. Committee Hearing Check on feedback Preparation of material & witnesses Meet with members & clerk
- 10. Results of Committee Hearing Bill reported favorably Send thank you emails to staff and other supporters Follow up with organizations that opposed Bill left pending Visit with staff to see if members have questions See if author wants to call a desk vote No vote Motion to reconsider by majority of chamber
- 11. Calendar Committee Meet with members of committee Put in a card & get others to do so Check in with clerk to see if there is a hold If on LoCo (Local & Uncontested) check-in with members of committee
- 12. Set for the Floor Hit key members Be available for questions & possible last minute amendments If necessary strategize working the whole chamber 150 members of the House 31 members of the Senate 2nd reading – amended by majority vote 3rd reading – amended by 2/3 vote
- 13. Repeat the process in the opposite chamber Meet with committee members and clerk Gather witnesses and amend testimony Testify Bill placed on Intent Calendar (Senate) Notation of Local & Uncontested
- 14. The legislation will be returned to the House where they will have to concur or call a conference committee Your job is to ensure author and others are agreeable to amendments Amendments in the Opposite Chamber
- 15. Bill enrolled (passed by both chambers and ready for signature) Signed by Lt. Governor and Speaker Let things ride at this point unless you are aware of concerns from the Governor’s office Homestretch
- 16. Breath of Relief June 2013 – last day for Governor to sign or veto
- 17. But…Work is Not Over Send thank you letters to authors, sponsors and committee members Connect with agency staff to inform rulemaking Work with stakeholders to implement
- 18. Relationships Trust & expertise Know the process Hustle What you don’t think will happen – will happen