82R3815 MTB-D
	By: Elkins	H.B. No. 2550

	A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
	AN ACT
	relating to the process under which state agencies and other
	entities are periodically reviewed under the Texas Sunset Act.
	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
	SECTION 1.  (a)  The Sunset Advisory Commission is abolished
	October 1, 2011. On the abolition of the commission:
	(1)  the records and other property in the custody of
	the commission are transferred to the Texas Facilities Commission;
	and
	(2)  the unobligated and unexpended appropriations of
	the commission lapse.
	(b)  A statutory provision that makes a state agency or other
	entity subject to Chapter 325, Government Code (Texas Sunset Act),
	and that provides for the abolition of the agency or other entity on
	a date after October 1, 2011, is ineffective to cause the abolition
	or to make the agency or entity subject to review under Chapter 325.
	(c)  The expiration of Chapter 325, Government Code (Texas
	Sunset Act), on October 1, 2011, does not affect the continuance or
	abolition of a state agency or other entity under that chapter
	before that date.
	SECTION 2.  Chapter 325, Government Code, is amended by
	adding Section 325.025 to read as follows:
	Sec. 325.025.  ABOLITION OF COMMISSION AND EXPIRATION OF
	CHAPTER. The commission is abolished and this chapter, except this
	section and Section 325.017, expires October 1, 2011. This section
	and Section 325.017 expire October 1, 2012.
	SECTION 3.  Section 74.127, Agriculture Code, is amended to
	read as follows:
	Sec. 74.127.  DISSOLUTION [SUNSET] PROVISION. (a) [The
	board of directors of the official cotton growers' boll weevil
	eradication foundation is subject to Chapter 325, Government Code
	(Texas Sunset Act).     Unless continued in existence as provided by
	that chapter, the board is abolished and this subchapter expires
	September 1, 2021.
	[(b)]  The commissioner may order the dissolution of the
	foundation at any time the commissioner determines that the
	purposes of this subchapter have been fulfilled or that the
	foundation is inoperative and abandoned. Dissolution shall be
	conducted in accordance with Section 74.112 of this code.
	(b) [(c)]  If the foundation [is abolished] or the program is
	discontinued for any reason, assessments approved, levied, or
	otherwise collectible on the date of discontinuance [abolishment]
	remain valid as necessary to pay the financial obligations of the
	foundation.
	SECTION 4.  Section 80.028, Agriculture Code, is amended to
	read as follows:
	Sec. 80.028.  DISSOLUTION [SUNSET] PROVISION. (a) [The
	board of directors of the official citrus producers' pest and
	disease management corporation is subject to Chapter 325,
	Government Code (Texas Sunset Act).     Unless continued in existence
	as provided by that chapter, the board is abolished and this chapter
	expires September 1, 2021.
	[(b)]  The commissioner may order the dissolution of the
	corporation at any time the commissioner determines that the
	purposes of this chapter have been fulfilled or that the
	corporation is inoperative and abandoned.  Dissolution shall be
	conducted in accordance with Section 80.014.
	(b) [(c)]  If the corporation [is abolished] or the
	suppression program is discontinued for any reason, assessments
	approved, levied, or otherwise collectible on the date of
	discontinuance [abolishment] remain valid as necessary to pay the
	financial obligations of the corporation.
	SECTION 5.  Section 5.01, Alcoholic Beverage Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 5.01.  TEXAS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION. [(a)] The
	Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission is an agency of the state.
	[(b)     The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission is subject to
	Chapter 325, Government Code (Texas Sunset Act).     Unless continued
	in existence as provided by that chapter, the commission is
	abolished and Subchapter A, Chapter 5, expires September 1, 2019.]
	SECTION 6.  Section 88.524, Education Code, is amended to
	read as follows:
	Sec. 88.524.  OPEN MEETINGS LAW; ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
	LAW[; SUNSET ACT]. [(a)] The advisory committee is subject to the
	open meetings law, Chapter 551, Government Code, and the
	administrative procedure law, Chapter 2001, Government Code.
	[(b)     The Equine Research Account Advisory Committee is
	subject to Chapter 325, Government Code (Texas Sunset Act).     Unless
	continued in existence as provided by that chapter, the advisory
	committee is abolished and this subchapter expires September 1,
	2011.]
	SECTION 7.  Section 81.113(a), Government Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	(a)  Except as provided by Subsection (b), the state bar
	shall credit an attorney licensed in this state with meeting the
	minimum continuing legal education requirements of the state bar
	for a reporting year if during the reporting year the attorney is
	employed full-time as an attorney by:
	(1)  the senate;
	(2)  the house of representatives;
	(3)  a committee, division, department, or office of
	the senate or house;
	(4)  the Texas Legislative Council;
	(5)  the Legislative Budget Board;
	(6)  the Legislative Reference Library; or
	(7)  the office of the state auditor[; or
	[(8)  the Sunset Advisory Commission].
	SECTION 8.  Section 321.013(c), Government Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	(c)  The State Auditor shall recommend the audit plan for the
	state for each year to the committee. In devising the plan, the
	State Auditor shall consider recommendations concerning
	coordination of agency functions made jointly by representatives of
	the Legislative Budget Board[, Sunset Advisory Commission,] and
	State Auditor's Office. The State Auditor shall also consider the
	extent to which a department has received a significant increase in
	appropriations, including a significant increase in federal or
	other money passed through to the department, and shall review
	procurement activities for compliance with Section 2161.123. The
	plan shall provide for auditing of federal programs at least as
	often as required under federal law and shall ensure that audit
	requirements of all bond covenants and other credit or financial
	agreements are satisfied. The committee shall review and approve
	the plan.
	SECTION 9.  Section 321.0134, Government Code, is amended to
	read as follows:
	Sec. 321.0134.  EFFECTIVENESS AUDIT. [(a)] An
	effectiveness audit is an audit to determine, according to
	established or designated program objectives, responsibilities or
	duties, statutes and regulations, program performance criteria, or
	program evaluation standards:
	(1)  whether the objectives and intended benefits are
	being achieved efficiently and effectively; and
	(2)  whether the program duplicates, overlaps, or
	conflicts with another state program.
	[(b)     An effectiveness audit may be scheduled only when the
	audited entity is not scheduled for review under the Texas Sunset
	Act (Chapter 325).]
	SECTION 10.  The heading to Section 326.003, Government
	Code, is amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 326.003.  COMMITTEE OF STATE AUDITOR'S OFFICE AND [,]
	LEGISLATIVE BUDGET BOARD[, AND SUNSET ADVISORY COMMISSION].
	SECTION 11.  Section 326.003(a), Government Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	(a)  The State Auditor's Office and [,] Legislative Budget
	Board[, and Sunset Advisory Commission] shall form a committee to
	make recommendations relating to the coordination of the agencies'
	functions.
	SECTION 12.  Section 434.002, Government Code, is amended to
	read as follows:
	Sec. 434.002.  APPLICATION OF [SUNSET,] OPEN MEETINGS[,] AND
	ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE LAWS. [(a) The Texas Veterans Commission
	is subject to Chapter 325 (Texas Sunset Act).     Unless continued in
	existence as provided by that chapter, the commission is abolished
	September 1, 2013.
	[(b)]  The commission is subject to Chapter 551[,] and
	Chapter 2001.
	SECTION 13.  The heading to Section 442.002, Government
	Code, is amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 442.002.  COMMISSION; MEMBERS[; SUNSET ACT].
	SECTION 14.  Section 444.002, Government Code, is amended to
	read as follows:
	Sec. 444.002.  APPLICATION OF [SUNSET,] OPEN MEETINGS[,] AND
	ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE [PROCEDURES] LAWS. [(a) The Texas
	Commission on the Arts is subject to Chapter 325 (Texas Sunset
	Act).     Unless continued in existence as provided by that chapter,
	the commission is abolished and this chapter expires September 1,
	2013.
	[(b)]  The commission is subject to the open meetings law,
	Chapter 551, and the administrative procedure law, Chapter 2001.
	SECTION 15.  Section 2056.002(d), Government Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(d)  A state agency shall send two copies of each plan to both
	the Legislative Reference Library and the state publications
	clearinghouse of the Texas State Library and one copy each to:
	(1)  the governor;
	(2)  the lieutenant governor;
	(3)  the speaker of the house of representatives;
	(4)  the Legislative Budget Board;
	(5)  [the Sunset Advisory Commission;
	[(6)]  the state auditor;
	(6) [(7)]  the comptroller; and
	(7) [(8)]  the Department of Information Resources.
	SECTION 16.  Section 2056.010, Government Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	Sec. 2056.010.  AGENCY CONFORMANCE TO STRATEGIC PLAN. The
	comptroller, [the Sunset Advisory Commission,] the state auditor,
	the Legislative Budget Board, or another agency that conducts
	performance audits of a state agency shall consider in the
	evaluation of an agency the extent to which the agency conforms to
	the agency's strategic plan.
	SECTION 17.  Section 2102.009, Government Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	Sec. 2102.009.  ANNUAL REPORT. The internal auditor shall
	prepare an annual report and submit the report before November 1 of
	each year to the governor, the Legislative Budget Board, [the
	Sunset Advisory Commission,] the state auditor, the state agency's
	governing board, and the administrator. The state auditor shall
	prescribe the form and content of the report, subject to the
	approval of the legislative audit committee.
	SECTION 18.  Section 2102.0091(a), Government Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  A state agency shall file with [the Sunset Advisory
	Commission,] the budget division of the governor's office, the
	state auditor, and the Legislative Budget Board a copy of each
	report submitted to the state agency's governing board or the
	administrator of the state agency if the state agency does not have
	a governing board by the agency's internal auditor.
	SECTION 19.  Section 2210.002, Insurance Code, is amended to
	read as follows:
	Sec. 2210.002.  SHORT TITLE[; SUNSET PROVISION]. [(a)]
	This chapter may be cited as the Texas Windstorm Insurance
	Association Act.
	[(b)     The association is subject to review under Chapter 325,
	Government Code (Texas Sunset Act), but is not abolished under that
	chapter.     The association shall be reviewed during the period in
	which state agencies abolished in 2015 are reviewed.     The
	association shall pay the costs incurred by the Sunset Advisory
	Commission in performing the review of the association under this
	subsection.     The Sunset Advisory Commission shall determine the
	costs of the review performed under this subsection, and the
	association shall pay the amount of those costs promptly on receipt
	of a statement from the Sunset Advisory Commission regarding those
	costs.     This subsection expires September 1, 2015.]
	SECTION 20.  Section 2210.0025, Insurance Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	Sec. 2210.0025.  BIENNIAL REPORT TO LEGISLATURE. On or
	before December 31 of each even-numbered year, the board of
	directors shall submit to the commissioner and [,] the appropriate
	committees of each house of the legislature[, and the Sunset
	Advisory Commission] a written report relating to the operations of
	the association during the preceding biennium.  The report must
	include:
	(1)  any proposed changes in the laws relating to
	regulation of the association and a statement of the reasons for the
	changes; and
	(2)  any information regarding association operations
	or procedures that is requested by the department to be addressed in
	the report.
	SECTION 21.  The heading to Subchapter A, Chapter 201, Labor
	Code, is amended to read as follows:
	SUBCHAPTER A. SHORT TITLE[; APPLICATION OF SUNSET ACT]
	SECTION 22.  The heading to Subchapter A, Chapter 401, Labor
	Code, is amended to read as follows:
	SUBCHAPTER A. SHORT TITLE[; APPLICATION OF SUNSET ACT]
	SECTION 23.  Section 31.156(a), Natural Resources Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  The division shall review the real property inventory of
	each state agency not less than every four years[, and a review
	shall be made during the calendar year before the agency is
	scheduled for abolition under the Texas Sunset Act (Chapter 325,
	Government Code)]. The division may verify the accuracy of
	inventory records provided by an agency.
	SECTION 24.  Section 201.403(c), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(c)  Not later than February 1 of each year, the director
	shall report to the commission and [,] each house of the
	legislature[, and the Sunset Advisory Commission] on the
	department's progress in the recruitment and hiring of women and
	minority applicants.
	SECTION 25.  Section 13.063(b), Utilities Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	(b)  The office shall prepare annually a report on the
	office's activities during the preceding year and submit the report
	to the standing legislative committees that have jurisdiction over
	the office, the house appropriations committee, and the senate
	finance committee[, and the Sunset Advisory Commission].  At a
	minimum, the report must include:
	(1)  a list of the types of activities conducted by the
	office and the time spent by the office on each activity;
	(2)  the number of hours billed by the office for
	representing residential or small commercial consumers in
	proceedings;
	(3)  the number of staff positions and the type of work
	performed by each position; and
	(4)  the office's rate of success in representing
	residential or small commercial consumers in appealing commission
	decisions.
	SECTION 26.  The following provisions are repealed:
	(1)  Section 11.003, Agriculture Code (Department of
	Agriculture);
	(2)  Section 161.027, Agriculture Code (Texas Animal
	Health Commission);
	(3)  Section 201.025, Agriculture Code (State Soil and
	Water Conservation Board);
	(4)  Section 7.004, Education Code (Texas Education
	Agency);
	(5)  Section 51.153(e), Education Code (Western
	Information Network Association);
	(6)  Section 51.168(d), Education Code (information
	network association);
	(7)  Section 54.603, Education Code (Prepaid Higher
	Education Tuition Board);
	(8)  Section 57.12, Education Code (Texas Guaranteed
	Student Loan Corporation);
	(9)  Section 61.0211, Education Code (Texas Higher
	Education Coordinating Board);
	(10)  Section 88.1016, Education Code (Texas Forest
	Service);
	(11)  Section 11.108, Finance Code (Finance Commission
	of Texas);
	(12)  Section 12.109, Finance Code (office of banking
	commissioner);
	(13)  Section 13.012, Finance Code (office of savings
	and mortgage lending commissioner and Department of Savings and
	Mortgage Lending);
	(14)  Section 14.066, Finance Code (Office of Consumer
	Credit Commissioner);
	(15)  Section 15.212, Finance Code (Credit Union
	Department and Credit Union Commission);
	(16)  Section 33.003, Government Code (State
	Commission on Judicial Conduct);
	(17)  Section 52.014, Government Code (Court Reporters
	Certification Board);
	(18)  Section 57.051, Government Code (licensed court
	interpreter advisory board);
	(19)  Section 81.003, Government Code (State Bar of
	Texas);
	(20)  Section 82.006, Government Code (Board of Law
	Examiners);
	(21)  Section 111.003, Government Code (Guardianship
	Certification Board);
	(22)  Sections 411.002(c), (d), and (e), Government
	Code (Department of Public Safety of the State of Texas);
	(23)  Section 419.003, Government Code (Texas
	Commission on Fire Protection);
	(24)  Section 431.023, Government Code (adjutant
	general's department);
	(25)  Section 441.001(q), Government Code (Texas State
	Library and Archives Commission);
	(26)  Section 442.002(k), Government Code (Texas
	Historical Commission);
	(27)  Section 443.002, Government Code (State
	Preservation Board);
	(28)  Section 443.0081(j), Government Code (historical
	representation advisory committee);
	(29)  Section 448.002, Government Code (Texas
	Emancipation Juneteenth Cultural and Historical Commission);
	(30)  Section 449.002, Government Code (Texas
	Holocaust and Genocide Commission);
	(31)  Section 466.003, Government Code (lottery
	division of the Texas Lottery Commission);
	(32)  Section 467.002, Government Code (Texas Lottery
	Commission);
	(33)  Section 481.003, Government Code (Texas Economic
	Development and Tourism Office);
	(34)  Section 487.002, Government Code (Texas
	Department of Rural Affairs);
	(35)  Section 492.012, Government Code (Texas Board of
	Criminal Justice and Texas Department of Criminal Justice);
	(36)  Section 501.132, Government Code (Correctional
	Managed Health Care Committee);
	(37)  Section 508.051, Government Code (Board of
	Pardons and Paroles);
	(38)  Section 511.003, Government Code (Commission on
	Jail Standards);
	(39)  Section 531.004, Government Code (Health and
	Human Services Commission);
	(40)  Section 531.703, Government Code (Advisory
	Committee on Qualifications for Health Care Translators and
	Interpreters);
	(41)  Section 531.805, Government Code (Council on
	Children and Families);
	(42)  Section 571.022, Government Code (Texas Ethics
	Commission);
	(43)  Section 751.003, Government Code (Office of
	State-Federal Relations);
	(44)  Section 776.007, Government Code (Texas Invasive
	Species Coordinating Committee);
	(45)  Section 801.107, Government Code (State Pension
	Review Board);
	(46)  Section 825.006, Government Code (board of
	trustees of the Teacher Retirement System of Texas);
	(47)  Section 1232.072, Government Code (Texas Public
	Finance Authority);
	(48)  Section 2003.023, Government Code (State Office
	of Administrative Hearings);
	(49)  Section 2003.102, Government Code (tax division
	of the State Office of Administrative Hearings);
	(50)  Section 2054.005, Government Code (Department of
	Information Resources);
	(51)  Section 2055.003, Government Code (Electronic
	Government Program Management Office of the Department of
	Information Resources);
	(52)  Section 2151.0041, Government Code (transfer of
	certain powers and duties to the comptroller);
	(53)  Section 2152.002, Government Code (Texas
	Building and Procurement Commission);
	(54)  Section 2306.022, Government Code (Texas
	Department of Housing and Community Affairs);
	(55)  Section 2306.5521, Government Code (Texas State
	Affordable Housing Corporation);
	(56)  Section 2308.005, Government Code (Texas
	Workforce Investment Council);
	(57)  Section 11.003, Health and Safety Code (Texas
	Board of Health and Texas Department of Health);
	(58)  Section 102.003, Health and Safety Code (Cancer
	Prevention and Research Institute of Texas);
	(59)  Section 113.002, Health and Safety Code (Texas
	Organ, Tissue, and Eye Donor Council);
	(60)  Section 115.002, Health and Safety Code, as added
	by Chapter 733 (S.B. 395), Acts of the 81st Legislature, Regular
	Session, 2009 (Early Childhood Health and Nutrition Interagency
	Council);
	(61)  Section 115.012, Health and Safety Code, as added
	by Chapters 835 (S.B. 1824) and 1133 (H.B. 2196), Acts of the 81st
	Legislature, Regular Session, 2009 (Interagency Task Force for
	Children With Special Needs);
	(62)  Section 182.052, Health and Safety Code (Texas
	Health Services Authority);
	(63)  Section 367.003, Health and Safety Code (On-Site
	Wastewater Treatment Research Council);
	(64)  Section 532.002, Health and Safety Code (Texas
	Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation);
	(65)  Section 771.032, Health and Safety Code
	(Commission on State Emergency Communications);
	(66)  Section 1001.003, Health and Safety Code
	(Department of State Health Services);
	(67)  Section 21.002, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Department of Human Services);
	(68)  Section 40.003, Human Resources Code (Department
	of Family and Protective Services);
	(69)  Section 61.020, Human Resources Code (Texas Youth
	Commission);
	(70)  Section 64.054, Human Resources Code (office of
	independent ombudsman of the Texas Youth Commission);
	(71)  Section 73.023, Human Resources Code
	(Interagency Council on Early Childhood Intervention);
	(72)  Section 81.004, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing);
	(73)  Section 91.001, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Commission for the Blind);
	(74)  Section 101.002, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Department on Aging);
	(75)  Section 111.012, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Rehabilitation Commission);
	(76)  Section 112.023, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Council for Developmental Disabilities);
	(77)  Section 115.005, Human Resources Code (Governor's
	Committee on People with Disabilities);
	(78)  Section 117.003, Human Resources Code
	(Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services);
	(79)  Section 122.006, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Council on Purchasing from People with Disabilities);
	(80)  Section 141.012, Human Resources Code (Texas
	Juvenile Probation Commission);
	(81)  Section 161.003, Human Resources Code
	(Department of Aging and Disability Services);
	(82)  Section 31.004, Insurance Code (Texas Department
	of Insurance, including the division of workers' compensation);
	(83)  Section 501.003, Insurance Code (office of public
	insurance counsel);
	(84)  Section 1805.060, Insurance Code (authority
	relating to advisory organizations);
	(85)  Section 301.008, Labor Code (Texas Workforce
	Commission);
	(86)  Section 312.002, Labor Code (Interagency
	Literacy Council);
	(87)  Section 404.003, Labor Code (office of injured
	employee counsel);
	(88)  Section 412.021(f), Labor Code (risk management
	board and State Office of Risk Management);
	(89)  Section 32.003, Natural Resources Code (School
	Land Board);
	(90)  Section 33.211, Natural Resources Code (Coastal
	Coordination Council);
	(91)  Section 81.01001, Natural Resources Code
	(Railroad Commission of Texas);
	(92)  Section 153.044, Natural Resources Code
	(Prescribed Burning Board);
	(93)  Section 161.0111, Natural Resources Code
	(Veterans' Land Board);
	(94)  Section 51.002, Occupations Code (Texas
	Commission of Licensing and Regulation and Texas Department of
	Licensing and Regulation);
	(95)  Section 101.306(c), Occupations Code (office of
	patient protection);
	(96)  Section 151.004, Occupations Code (Texas Medical
	Board);
	(97)  Section 201.004, Occupations Code (Texas Board of
	Chiropractic Examiners);
	(98)  Section 202.002, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners);
	(99)  Section 203.006, Occupations Code (midwifery
	board);
	(100)  Section 251.005, Occupations Code (State Board
	of Dental Examiners);
	(101)  Section 301.003, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Nursing);
	(102)  Section 301.157(d-11), Occupations Code
	(certain nursing programs);
	(103)  Section 351.004, Occupations Code (Texas
	Optometry Board);
	(104)  Section 401.002, Occupations Code (State Board
	of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology);
	(105)  Section 402.002, Occupations Code (State
	Committee of Examiners in the Fitting and Dispensing of Hearing
	Instruments);
	(106)  Section 452.002, Occupations Code (Executive
	Council of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Examiners);
	(107)  Section 453.002, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Physical Therapy Examiners);
	(108)  Section 454.003, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Occupational Therapy Examiners);
	(109)  Section 501.005, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Examiners of Psychologists);
	(110)  Section 502.003, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Examiners of Marriage and Family Therapists);
	(111)  Section 503.005, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors);
	(112)  Section 505.005, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Social Worker Examiners);
	(113)  Section 551.005, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Pharmacy);
	(114)  Section 603.005, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Perfusionist Advisory Committee);
	(115)  Section 605.003, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Orthotics and Prosthetics);
	(116)  Section 651.002, Occupations Code (Texas
	Funeral Service Commission);
	(117)  Section 701.003, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Examiners of Dietitians);
	(118)  Section 801.003, Occupations Code (State Board
	of Veterinary Medical Examiners);
	(119)  Section 901.006, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Public Accountancy);
	(120)  Section 1001.005, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Professional Engineers);
	(121)  Section 1002.003, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Professional Geoscientists);
	(122)  Section 1051.003, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Architectural Examiners);
	(123)  Section 1071.003, Occupations Code (Texas Board
	of Professional Land Surveying);
	(124)  Section 1101.006, Occupations Code (Texas Real
	Estate Commission);
	(125)  Section 1103.006, Occupations Code (Texas
	Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board);
	(126)  Section 1301.003, Occupations Code (Texas State
	Board of Plumbing Examiners);
	(127)  Section 1701.002, Occupations Code (Commission
	on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education);
	(128)  Section 11.0111, Parks and Wildlife Code (Parks
	and Wildlife Department);
	(129)  Section 173.005, Transportation Code
	(intermunicipal commuter rail districts);
	(130)  Section 201.204, Transportation Code (Texas
	Department of Transportation);
	(131)  Section 451.459, Transportation Code (certain
	rapid transit authorities);
	(132)  Section 1001.005, Transportation Code (Texas
	Department of Motor Vehicles);
	(133)  Section 12.005, Utilities Code (Public Utility
	Commission of Texas);
	(134)  Section 13.002, Utilities Code (Office of Public
	Utility Counsel);
	(135)  Section 39.908, Utilities Code (Public Utility
	Commission of Texas);
	(136)  Section 41.060(c), Utilities Code (Public
	Utility Commission of Texas);
	(137)  Section 5.014, Water Code (Texas Natural
	Resource Conservation Commission);
	(138)  Section 6.013, Water Code (Texas Water
	Development Board);
	(139)  Section 18.01, Texas Racing Act (Article 179e,
	Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes) (Texas Racing Commission);
	(140)  Subsection O, Section 2, The Securities Act
	(Article 581-2, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes) (State Securities
	Board);
	(141)  Section 21(h), Texas Local Fire Fighters
	Retirement Act (Article 6243e, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes)
	(office of fire fighters' pension commissioner); and
	(142)  Section 4(c), Self-Directed Semi-Independent
	Agency Project Act (Article 8930, Revised Statutes).
	SECTION 27.  This Act takes effect October 1, 2011.