Texas Insight’s Recent Reports House and Senate: HB1 and SCSHB1 Policy Comparison, Items of Appropriation, and Riders: Article II Items of Appropriation and Riders: DSHS House Insurance. Texas Insight was…
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All Funds Comparison by Article (Dollars in Millions) General Revenue Comparison by Article (Dollars in Millions) Article II Funding by Method of Finance All Funds Comparison General Revenue-Related Comparison MAJOR…
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The House Human Services Committee met to consider numerous bills; this report focuses on HB 4178. Summary and analysis follow. HB4178 By Frank, relating to the operation and administration of…
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The following contains HB1 and SCSHB1 items of appropriations and riders for the DSHS.
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A. Goal: MEDICAID CLIENT SERVICES B. Goal: MEDICAID & CHIP SUPPORT—Medicaid and CHIP Contracts and Administration. C. Goal: CHIP CLIENT SERVICES—Children’s Health Insurance Program Services. D. Goal: ADDITIONAL HEALTH-RELATED SERVICES…
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The Senate Finance Committee met today to pass Senate Committee Substitute for HB1. This sets the stage, after Senate passage, for the conference committee to deliberate the differences. We can…
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SB 2150 Kolkhorst Relating to the reporting of certain information on maternal mortality to the Department of State Health Services. ~ LBB Fiscal Note Summary. No significant fiscal implication to…
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Texas Insight’s Recent Reports Texas State Senate. The Full Senate took up SB500 (Committee Report) by Nelson, relating to making supplemental appropriations and reductions in appropriations and giving direction, including direction regarding…
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The Committee met to consider the following.
HB 1 Zerwas General Appropriations Bill. The committee substitute contains all of the items of appropriation and riders that were previously adopted. The bill spends $114.6 billion GR which is well under the Comptroller’s Biennial Revenue Estimate of $119.1 billion. It contains about $2 billion from the economic stabilization fund (ESF) out of the $15.4 billion ESF. HB1 is within all four constitutional spending limits. The Chair stated that it provides:
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