Bills List: Parental Rights and Educational Freedom
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Priority Bills Passed:
SB 17 - Signed into law, becomes effective Jan. 1. Prohibits universities from using tax dollars to push Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices which have resulted in increased polarization and racism. Montgomery County Legislators - Authors: Senators Creighton and Kolkhorst. Coauthor: Senator Bettencourt.
SB 29 - Signed into law, becomes effective Sept. 1. Relating to prohibited governmental entity implementation or enforcement of a vaccine mandate, mask requirement, or private business or school closure to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Montgomery County Legislators - Coauthors: Senators Bettencourt, Creighton, and Kolkhorst.
HB 2012 - Signed into law, becomes effective immediately. Relating to the display of the national motto in public school and institution of higher education classrooms. Montgomery County Legislators - Author: Representative Metcalf. Cosponsor: Senator Kolkhorst.
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Senator Brandon Creighton (SD 4)
(512) 463-0104 (Austin Office)
(281) 292-4128 (District Office)
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Senator Paul Bettencourt (SD 7)
(512) 463-0107 (Austin Office)
(713) 464-0282 (District Office)
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Senator Lois Kolkhorst (SD 18)
(512) 463-0118 (Austin Office)
(979) 251-7888 (District Office)
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Rep. Cecil Bell (HD 3)
(512) 463-0650 (Austin office)
(281) 259-3700 (District office)
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Rep. Steve Toth (HD 15)
(512) 463-0797 (Austin office)
(346) 220-0300 (District office)
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Rep. Will Metcalf (HD 16)
(512) 463-0726 (Austin office)
(936) 539-0068 (District office)
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Rep. Ernest Bailes (HD 18)
(512) 463-0570 (Austin office)
(936) 628-6687 (District office)
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