Texas Senate Business & Commerce, Notice of Public Hearing, March 30, 2021 (Revision)

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This revision of a Senate notice of public hearing sets a meeting of the Business & Commerce committee, chaired by Senator Kelly Hancock, for 8:00 AM, Tuesday, March 30, 2021, in the Senate Chamber. Bills listed for consideration include SB 2 on independent organizations certified to manage power regions, SB 964 on payment card fraud, and SB 1580 on electric cooperatives' use of securitization for extraordinary costs created by Winter Storm Uri. The notice states that the committee will follow all Senate rules relating to the pandemic, including a negative COVID-19 test to enter the Senate Chamber, and that SB 1226 and SB 1279 were added after the last posting.

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** REVISION ** SENATE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
COMMITTEE: Business
 & Commerce TIME
 & DATE: 8:00 AM, Tuesday, March 30, 2021 PLACE: Senate Chamber CHAIR: Senator Kelly Hancock
The Committee will meet to consider the
 following:
SB 2 Hancock Relating to independent organizations certified to manage power regions.
SB 40 Zaffirini Relating to the use of telehealth in health professional programs
 administered by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
SB 195 Zaffirini Relating to grounds for refusal of certain alcoholic beverage licenses and
 permits.
SB 398 Menéndez Relating to distributed renewable generation resources.
SB 629 Hinojosa Relating to an exemption for certain cemeteries from cemetery location
 restrictions.
SB 707 Paxton
 | et al. Relating to the continuation and functions of the Credit Union Department and
 the Credit Union Commission.
SB 865 Creighton Relating to a study on a statewide disaster alert system and implementation
 of that system.
SB 964 Zaffirini Relating to the prevention, identification, investigation, and enforcement of
 payment card fraud; providing a civil penalty.
SB 992 Hancock Relating to the provision of telehealth services by health professionals
 located outside of this state.
SB 1097 Creighton Relating to retainage requirements for certain public works construction
 projects.
SB 1130 Hancock Relating to the provision of certain massage therapy instruction using
 distance learning.
SB 1145 Perry Relating to marketing and labeling requirements for certain food products,
 including imitation meat and egg food products.
SB 1203 Hancock Relating to business entities.
SB 1210 Johnson
 | et al. Relating to substitutes for hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants applicable to
 commercial or residential buildings or construction.
SB 1226 Schwertner Relating to the rights of a holder of a brewpub license.
SB 1278 Hancock Relating to the responsibility for ancillary services costs incurred for the
 operation of intermittent wind and solar resources.
SB 1279 Hancock Relating to wholesale indexed products offered by retail electric providers.
SB 1280 Hancock Relating to certain provisions of The Securities Act for which a person
 offering or selling a security may be held liable to a person buying the
 security.
SB 1281 Hancock Relating to certificates of public convenience and necessity for certain
 transmission projects.
SB 1282 Hancock Relating to cost recovery for costs arising from the interconnection of
 certain electric generation facilities with the ERCOT transmission system.
SB 1284 Hancock
 | et al. Relating to consumption of alcoholic beverages in public entertainment
 facilities and zones.
SB 1367 Creighton Relating to the modernization of regulation of commercial property and
 casualty insurance.
SB 1368 Creighton Relating to the limitations periods for certain suits against real estate
 appraisers and appraisal firms.
SB 1523 Hancock Relating to registered and protected series of domestic limited liability
 companies; authorizing fees.
SB 1580 Hancock Relating to electric cooperatives' use of securitization to address
 extraordinary costs and expenses created by Winter Storm Uri.
To protect the health and safety of members,
 staff and the public, the Senate Business and Commerce Committee will
 strictly follow all Senate rules relating to the pandemic, including the
 requirement for a negative COVID-19 test to enter the Senate Chamber.
Bills
 added after last posting: SB 1226 SB 1279
** See Committee Coordinator for previous
 versions of the schedule **
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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