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Notice of Public Hearing — Senate Business & Commerce (March 16, 2021)

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A Senate notice of public hearing for the Business & Commerce committee, with Senator Kelly Hancock as chair, for 9:00 AM on Tuesday, March 16, 2021, in the Senate Chamber. The committee will meet to consider a list of Senate bills, including SB 196 (Zaffirini) on prohibited relationships between holders of certain alcoholic beverage licenses and permits and SB 424 (Hinojosa) on state agency enforcement of laws regulating small businesses. The list also includes SB 415 (Hancock) on electric energy storage facilities in the ERCOT power region and SB 911 (Hancock) on the regulation of restaurants and third-party food delivery services. The notice requires a negative COVID-19 test to enter the Senate Chamber.

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SENATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
COMMITTEE: Business
 & Commerce TIME
 & DATE: 9:00 AM, Tuesday, March 16, 2021 PLACE: Senate Chamber CHAIR: Senator Kelly Hancock
The Committee will meet to consider the
 following:
SB 196 Zaffirini Relating to prohibited relationships between holders of certain alcoholic
 beverage licenses and permits.
SB 298 Hancock
 | et al. Relating to the pickup and delivery of alcoholic beverages for off-premises
 consumption.
SB 415 Hancock Relating to use of electric energy storage facilities in the ERCOT power
 region.
SB 424 Hinojosa Relating to state agency enforcement of laws regulating small businesses.
SB 566 Buckingham Relating to electricity service provided by certain municipally owned
 utilities.
SB 701 Buckingham
 | et al. Relating to the continuation and transfer of the regulation of willed body
 programs to the Texas Funeral Service Commission and to the creation of the
 State Anatomical Advisory Committee; authorizing a fee.
SB 760 Springer Relating to the removal of solar power facilities.
SB 860 Johnson
 | et al. Relating to the exemption of certain vehicles from vehicle towing regulations.
SB 872 Hancock Relating to the expiration of the dry cleaner environmental response program.
SB 873 Hancock Relating to disclosure by the comptroller to the purchaser of a business of
 the amount of tax due.
SB 876 Hancock
 | et al. Relating to the county in which a motor vehicle dealer may apply for the
 registration of and title for certain vehicles sold by the dealer.
SB 911 Hancock Relating to the regulation of restaurants and third-party food delivery
 services, including the issuance of certain permits to restaurants.
To protect the health and safety of members,
 staff, and the public, the Senate Committee on State Affairs will strictly
 follow all Senate rules relating to the pandemic, including the requirement
 for a negative COVID-19 test to enter the Senate Chamber.
NOTICE OF ASSISTANCE AT PUBLIC MEETINGS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES WHO PLAN TO
 ATTEND THIS MEETING AND WHO MAY NEED ASSISTANCE, SUCH AS A SIGN LANGUAGE
 INTERPRETER OR PERSONAL ASSISTIVE LISTENING DEVICES, ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT
 THE SENATE COMMITTEE COORDINATOR AT 512/463-0070, 72 HOURS PRIOR TO THE
 MEETING SO APPROPRIATE ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE. .

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