Adopting a Joint Rule of the Senate and House of Representatives assigning to each bill passed by the legislature a legislative act number.
HCR 106 is a procedural resolution establishing a uniform numbering system for bills passed by the Texas Legislature. It requires clerks in both chambers to assign a single "Texas Legislative Act number" to each bill after it passes both houses, replacing the original house bill number on all official documents. This rule takes effect for the 90th Legislative Session and mandates that all future references to the bill (in journals, messages, and to the governor) use only this new number. The resolution directly affects legislative clerks, the enrollment process, and the electronic legislative information system.
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Introduced Mar 12, 2025
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