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                           DAILY HOUSE CALENDAR
                          Monday, April 4, 2005

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                ******** GENERAL STATE CALENDAR ********
                               HOUSE BILLS
                             SECOND READING


HB 70    McClendon / Escobar
Relating to the expedited payment of the lump-sum death benefit for
members of the Employees Retirement System of Texas.


HB 752    Giddings / Gonzalez Toureilles
Relating to the penalty for theft of identifying information.


HB 801    Uresti
Relating to training for Department of Family and Protective
Services personnel receiving reports of child abuse and neglect.


HB 802    Uresti
Relating to the investigation of certain reports of child abuse and
neglect.


HB 976    Madden
Relating to allowing the Texas Building and Procurement Commission
to deliberate in a closed meeting regarding business and financial
considerations of a contract being negotiated.


HB 982    Reyna
Relating to posting a sign warning restaurant or bar employees
against fraudulent use or possession of identifying information;
providing a criminal penalty.


HB 1096    Edwards
Relating to the regulation of dogs; creating an offense.


HB 1098    McCall
Relating to using the Internet to obtain identifying information of
another person for a fraudulent purpose; providing penalties.


HB 1114    Nixon
Relating to contributions by and benefits for certain members and
retirees under the Judicial Retirement System of Texas Plan Two.


HB 1161    Farabee
Relating to the provision of certain information to owners of oil
or gas royalty interests by the Railroad Commission of Texas.


HB 1364    Mowery / Hupp / Hardcastle / McReynolds / Geren / et al.
Relating to municipal regulation of the discharge of firearms and
certain other weapons.


HB 1429    Kuempel
Relating to the enforcement of the prohibition on constructing or
operating certain rock crushers or concrete plants without the
necessary Clean Air Act permit.