Relating to the establishment of an advisory committee to study and provide recommendations to state agencies on ways to increase efficiency at the agencies.

HB 2106 creates an advisory committee called the "Texas Department of Government Efficiency" to study and recommend ways for Texas state agencies to operate more efficiently. The committee, composed of eight members appointed by the governor, lieutenant governor, and legislative leaders, will provide reports to all executive branch agencies. It requires the committee to serve two-year terms and establishes procedures for filling vacancies and selecting a presiding officer. This bill directly affects all state agencies by requiring them to consider the committee's recommendations on operational improvements.