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HB 186

Texas - Session 892

House in_committee 2025-08-20
Bill Details

Title: Relating to the use by a political subdivision of public funds for lobbying activities.

Summary

Charitable & Nonprofit Organizations (I0055); County Government--Employees/Officers (I0095); County Government--Finance (I0097); Ethics (I0345); Legislature (I0520); Political Subdivisions (I0588); ATTORNEY'S FEES (S0202); LOBBYISTS & LOBBYING (S3141)

Sponsor
Olcott
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Actions Timeline
Date Event Detail
2025-08-18 Introduced Bill introduced
2025-08-20 Status in_committee
2025-08-20 Latest Action Referred to State Affairs
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