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Date State Bill No. Title Outcome
June 15, 2007 TX SB 1234 Relating to the five-year master plan for higher education in this state. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX SB 1053 Relating to assessing the quality and effectiveness of academic advising services offered by public institutions of higher education. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX SB1097 Relating to the penalties for the offense of criminal trespass. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX SB 718 Relating to the route selection for the Trans-Texas Corridor. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 4123 Relating to the territory included in, and the validation of acts of, the Greater Southeast Management District. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 4113 Relating to the Buffalo Bayou Management District. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 3647 Relating to a study by the attorney general of the effects on state law and authority of certain international and other agreements and bodies. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 2713 Relating to an interim study concerning the state's demand for electric generation capacity, the development of a long-term energy plan, and the effects on the environment of electric generating facilities. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 2646 Relating to the award of stipends to nationally certified classroom teachers under the educator excellence awards program. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX SB 711 Relating to the use of TexasOnline by businesses to apply and pay for certain permits. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX SB 182 Relating to the prosecution of the offense of criminal trespass. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 4091 Relating to the Harris County Improvement District 6. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 4065 Relating to the establishment by the Workforce Commission of a pilot program to provide grants for the construction of certain facilities for job training and employment services. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 3934 Relating to the establishment of a student outcomes pilot program at Alamo Community College. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 3609 Relating to membership and service credit in the Employees Retirement System of Texas for certain retired employees. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 3457 Relating to a school bus idling near a public school or school event. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 3200 Relating to the computation of certain funding for community supervision and corrections departments. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 2622 Relating to eligibility of board members of certain rapid transit authorities to receive insurance benefits. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 1503 Relating to allowing certain assistant district and county attorneys to carry weapons. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 1129 Relating to the prosecution and punishment of the offense of criminal trespass. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 541 Relating to procedures for certain persons charged with an administrative violation of a condition of release from the Department of Criminal Justice on parole or mandatory supervision. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 317 Relating to the student enrollment required for the issuance of certain revenue bonds for facilities at Texas A&M University-Central Texas. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 48 Relating to distributions from the employment and training investment holding fund. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 47 Institutional division of the Department of Criminal Justice. Vetoed
June 15, 2007 TX HB 2006 Relating to the use of eminent domain authority. Vetoed
Date No. Title Outcome
6/15 SB 1234 Relating to the five-year master plan for higher education in this state. Vetoed
6/15 SB 1053 Relating to assessing the quality and effectiveness of academic advising services offered by public institutions of higher education. Vetoed
6/15 SB1097 Relating to the penalties for the offense of criminal trespass. Vetoed
6/15 SB 718 Relating to the route selection for the Trans-Texas Corridor. Vetoed
6/15 HB 4123 Relating to the territory included in, and the validation of acts of, the Greater Southeast Management District. Vetoed
6/15 HB 4113 Relating to the Buffalo Bayou Management District. Vetoed
6/15 HB 3647 Relating to a study by the attorney general of the effects on state law and authority of certain international and other agreements and bodies. Vetoed
6/15 HB 2713 Relating to an interim study concerning the state's demand for electric generation capacity, the development of a long-term energy plan, and the effects on the environment of electric generating facilities. Vetoed
6/15 HB 2646 Relating to the award of stipends to nationally certified classroom teachers under the educator excellence awards program. Vetoed
6/15 SB 711 Relating to the use of TexasOnline by businesses to apply and pay for certain permits. Vetoed
6/15 SB 182 Relating to the prosecution of the offense of criminal trespass. Vetoed
6/15 HB 4091 Relating to the Harris County Improvement District 6. Vetoed
6/15 HB 4065 Relating to the establishment by the Workforce Commission of a pilot program to provide grants for the construction of certain facilities for job training and employment services. Vetoed
6/15 HB 3934 Relating to the establishment of a student outcomes pilot program at Alamo Community College. Vetoed
6/15 HB 3609 Relating to membership and service credit in the Employees Retirement System of Texas for certain retired employees. Vetoed
6/15 HB 3457 Relating to a school bus idling near a public school or school event. Vetoed
6/15 HB 3200 Relating to the computation of certain funding for community supervision and corrections departments. Vetoed
6/15 HB 2622 Relating to eligibility of board members of certain rapid transit authorities to receive insurance benefits. Vetoed
6/15 HB 1503 Relating to allowing certain assistant district and county attorneys to carry weapons. Vetoed
6/15 HB 1129 Relating to the prosecution and punishment of the offense of criminal trespass. Vetoed
6/15 HB 541 Relating to procedures for certain persons charged with an administrative violation of a condition of release from the Department of Criminal Justice on parole or mandatory supervision. Vetoed
6/15 HB 317 Relating to the student enrollment required for the issuance of certain revenue bonds for facilities at Texas A&M University-Central Texas. Vetoed
6/15 HB 48 Relating to distributions from the employment and training investment holding fund. Vetoed
6/15 HB 47 Institutional division of the Department of Criminal Justice. Vetoed
6/15 HB 2006 Relating to the use of eminent domain authority. Vetoed
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