As of this moment, there are 1070 pieces of legislation listed as being introduced in the Texas State House and Senate. I am pretty sure this is not 100% up to date as the key punchers are entering the data for the bills introduced today.
It's going to be one busy session.
Update: To view all bills introduced during this session, leave all the data fields blank and click "search" on the above linked web page.
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I like the fact that Texas restricts the session timewise, as limiting government is always the right choice.
Problem is, there's going to be such furious filing and voting, that I wonder what's going to get in the hopper un-noticed.
I'm betting that not one of them is for open carry. Time to fire off another letter to Ken Paxton, my state rep., and Florence Shapiro, my state senator. Paxton's a good guy, but I doubt Shapiro would even give me the time of day.
None of the major firearms bills that we are expecting have been posted as of a couple of minutes ago.
Several minor bills were introduced early, HB 140 - Relating to the use or display under certain circumstances of an expired license to carry a concealed handgun, being one of them. This bill basically states that if the State is delayed in getting your CHL renewed, you can still carry under your expired CHL.
I am keeping an eye out for the major action and will post updates as I get information.
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