SB 290, 67th R.S. history

SB 290, 67th R.S.

Relating to coal, lignite, and other minerals other than oil and gas on land of the Texas Department of Corrections; giving the Board for Lease of Texas Prison Lands and the Texas Department of Corrections certain powers and duties.

Last action: Effective immediately

Author: Kent Caperton
Sponsor: Rodney Tow

Session Law Chapter:
Acts 1981, 67th R.S.,ch. 77, General and Special Laws of Texas

Companion:

HB 616 (Identical)

Bill Analyses:
Committee Report (House Study Group)

Gubernatorial documents:

Submitting emergency matters to the 67th Legislature: State Board of Education fees for issuance of teaching certificates; raising the age to 19 to drink legally; allow the Department of Corrections to sell some of their properties containing lignite, and some other minerals other than oil and gas; enabling legislation creating Courts of Appeal; local government bonds; Crippled Children's Service Program; repair of damaged state owned buildings; Texas Health Facilities Commission; new courts; school finance; nepotism; and disaster emergency statutes

Subjects:
CORRECTIONS, TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF
Mines & Mineral Resources
Public Lands, Buildings & Resources

House Committee: Security & Sanctions ()
Minutes: April 6 1981
Senate Committee: State Affairs ()
Minutes: March 16 1981

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