Tracking legislative interim hearings between sessions -- committee testimony, interim charges, witness statements, and the groundwork being laid for the next session.
Texas Senate State Affairs committee will hear public and invited testimony on election integrity, primary-ballot procedures, the flow of abortion pills into Texas, and a 2025 law on proxy advisers.
Texas Senate's General Investigating Committee on the July 2025 Flooding Events will meet concurrently with its House counterpart to consider a report on last summer's deadly Hill Country floods — no public testimony, and the panel may go behind closed doors.
The new Select Committee on Government Oversight will take invited and public testimony on local-ordinance conflicts under the Texas Regulatory Consistency Act and on whether governmental immunity statute needs an update.
The House Public Health committee will run a broad agenda spanning 89th Legislature implementation, the Rural Health Transformation Program, telehealth, the workforce gap and Office of Inspector General oversight on Thursday, June 4.
The House Public Education committee, led by Chairman Brad Buckley (R-Salado) will take invited and public testimony on the implementation of the 89th Legislature's signature school-finance law and on what is — and isn't — working to keep classrooms staffed.
The Texas House Committee on Homeland Security, Public Safety and Veterans' Affairs will take invited testimony on the rollout of HB 33, the rules for standing up new police agencies, and how the state recruits and keeps officers.
The House Criminal Jurisprudence committee, chaired by Rep. John Smithee (R-Amarillo), will hear invited and public testimony on two interim charges — building a criminal-justice workforce for rural Texas and tightening the state's response to fraud aimed at older and vulnerable residents.
Representative Matt Shaheen's nine-member committee will hear invited and public testimony on five interim charges — the first significant Texas House airing of election-administration questions ahead of the 2026 general election.