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Senator Sandra Kolkhorst explained HCR 166 on the Senate floor, saying the measure \"authorizes technical corrections to HB 4,187,\" specifically correcting an incorrect reference to the Texas Historical Commission's jurisdiction in sections 11 and 15 of the bill. Senator Kolkhorst moved adoption; the secretary called the roll and the record shows \"there being 31 ayes and 0 nays,\" and the resolution was adopted.

Why it matters: Enrolling-clerk corrections are routine technical fixes made after passage to correct drafting or cross-reference errors so the enrolled bill reflects the Legislature's intent and correct statutory citations.

What the record shows: The Senate adopted the House concurrent resolution by roll call, 31-0. The resolution directs the enrolling clerk to correct the referenced sections of HB 4187 to reflect the proper statutory citations for the Texas Historical Commission's jurisdiction.

What the record does not show: The transcript excerpt does not contain the full text of HB 4187, the exact incorrect citations as they appeared in the engrossed bill, or the precise corrected statutory citations; it provides only the chamber explanation that two sections contained incorrect references and that the resolution authorizes technical corrections.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Senate Session (Part III) May 30, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Senate adopted House Concurrent Resolution 166 instructing the enrolling clerk to correct references in House Bill 4187 relating to the Texas Historical Commission's jurisdiction; vote recorded 31-0.","taxTitle","Senate, Legislative, Texas","taxId",16215,"location","Texas","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6219876,"Senate adopts resolution designating Pearsall the \"lineman capital of Texas\" for a 10-year period",257,565260,822269,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3620468-2ca407b2d6dbb15a70f79214a54bd724&start=565&end=822","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3620468-2ca407b2d6dbb15a70f79214a54bd724/thumbnail_565260.jpg","/articles/6219876/Texas/Senate-adopts-resolution-designating-Pearsall-the-lineman-capital-of-Texas-for-a-10-year-period","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6219876-40e1c353fa18a1295ff2224ae40400b8/orig.mp4?Expires=1770923537&Signature=az4o9LL9IAWS6BURlBvCo1WB3LTGm8FZdD5CqK4Vl59iYGTeswX2EFKwAmijZWY64sCPt69w~WlUMZLNyGy8eJa6oKzqIMoQDZFet2~~lcGXOpve9tlOJxJl~hpp-XOjKs1Elod4weK4zsZFoK65RZLWv~S5iyD-dcf6sglOO~RMnzmrarOJy3BwqscWY8sxpM3jjBxYDW-cJU1SkV9NQQlnlM5Ii~aQmsL-ofcEz7LjqxtpcrBrAGcjlDAMAkGgoLOeULDOBNkxjSM73tV3ce~bNLhhLBtrGIBM17nzo39oeVedBQ6QVXbhkdc5OQ4a9OTBquVPlxVYpNk0AKgkbQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Senate on Friday suspended its rules to take up House Concurrent Resolution 153 and adopted the measure designating Pearsall as the official \"lineman capital of Texas\" for a 10-year period.

Senator Gutierrez moved to suspend Senate Rule 8.02 to take up HCR 153; the chair found no objection and the rule was suspended. Senator Gutierrez then moved adoption of HCR 153 and the secretary called the roll. The record shows \"there being 31 ayes and 0 nays,\" and the resolution was adopted.

Why it matters: Honorary resolutions recognize or designate communities for particular distinctions. This resolution was sponsored in the House by Representative McLaughlin, according to the Senate record, and the Senate adopted the House concurrent resolution after suspending the rule to take it up.

What the record shows: The resolution text, as read in the chamber, designates the town of Pearsall as the official lineman capital of Texas for a 10-year designation. The motion to adopt was made on the floor by Senator Gutierrez; the secretary recorded the roll call result as 31 ayes, 0 nays.

What the record does not show: The Senate transcript excerpt does not include the resolution text beyond the short caption read on the floor, nor does it include any statements from Pearsall officials or additional debate beyond Senator Gutierrez's remarks in favor of adoption.","The Senate suspended rules to consider House Concurrent Resolution 153 and adopted the resolution designating Pearsall as the official lineman capital of Texas for a 10-year period; the roll call showed 31 ayes and 0 nays.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6219880,"Senate grants House requests for conference committees on multiple bills, names conferees",497,29400,527375,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3620468-2ca407b2d6dbb15a70f79214a54bd724&start=29&end=527","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3620468-2ca407b2d6dbb15a70f79214a54bd724/thumbnail_29400.jpg","/articles/6219880/Texas/Senate-grants-House-requests-for-conference-committees-on-multiple-bills-names-conferees","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6219880-fd3dd5ffdc11237f89918108036e2517/orig.mp4?Expires=1770923537&Signature=JB7wdtrDP4PZMWhWU6EV63lp2woRGAlzLQ2HGnVyhmdvjL74hhD4eych4wA82EEn~WYqz8tQh-3hkeYYBVwJ9cgGoCE-dZH908QP4MDEpHCqnU77Rh2ID0CwJ0~0Zx8CxPHa1mMYqH4iAZm0O4F4b9oxqNTZKvkb0SaZDWHoWEJ4xRrAynypYT36x4DE1wJqjop6ouQaHWGDh2x69SLdDBPXbMjszqorTrIinyQ-L4NwMbf6Y4vAKIyMevbffrbWX96xSpUPvQ9ju3Jx2ttdXNqEg7nfsti~YC4mswVyviR2F3gJw5dqiilZOb-N0~KoQPCYqLryb5izKDgANnzDQQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Senate on Friday granted the House’s requests to form conference committees on several House bills and announced the conferees who will represent the Senate on each panel.

The action consisted of a series of \"motions in writing\" presented by senators including Senator Hall, Senator Hughes, Senator Zaffirini, Senator Parker and others. Each motion asked the Senate to \"grant the request of the House for a conference committee\" for a specific House bill; the chair announced the appointed conferees after each motion.

Why it matters: Conference committees resolve differences between House and Senate versions of bills. Appointing conferees moves those bills into a joint negotiation phase and can determine final statutory language.

Most motions were handled under the routine process with no recorded objections when the chair asked if any senator objected. For example, Senator Hall moved to grant the request for the conference committee on \"House Bill 29 63,\" and the chair proceeded to name the chair and members of that committee. Similar motions by Senator Hughes were made for House Bill 40 and House Bill 119; Senator Zaffirini moved for House Bill 3909 and House Bill 705; Senator Parker moved for House Bill 1545; and Senator Hagenboo moved for House Bill 2017. In each case the chair announced the appointed conferees immediately following the motion.

The Senate record lists the conferees announced for the items taken up during this period. Examples from the record include:
- Conference committee on House Bill 29 63: Chair, Senator Hall; members Senators Perry, Middleton, Sparks and Nichols.
- Conference committee on House Bill 40: Chair, Senator Hughes; members Senators King, Creighton, Huffman and Parker.
- Conference committee on House Bill 3909: Chair, Senator Zaffirini; members Senators Hughes, Hall, Alvarado and Bergwel.
- Conference committee on House Bill 119: Chair, Senator Hughes; members Senators Betancourt, Parker, Kolkhorst and Hinojosa of Nueces.
- Conference committee on House Bill 36 42: Chair, Senator Hughes; members Senators Nichols, Parker, Paxton and Inosa of Hidalgo.
- Conference committee on House Bill 15 45: Chair, Senator Parker; members Senators Blanco, Middleton, Paxton and Sparks.
- Conference committee on House Bill 705: Chair, Senator Zaffirini; members Senators Blanco, Campbell, Nichols and King.
- Conference committee on House Bill 20 17: Chair, Senator Heigenbaum; members Senators King, Parker, Flores and Hancock.

Each of these committee announcements was presented as a formal motion in writing and moved by the senator identified in the record; when the chair asked whether there was any objection, the chair \"heard none\" or proceeded with the appointments. The transcript does not record roll-call vote tallies for these specific motions; the record shows the chair treated them as noncontroversial and ordered the appointments following the motions.

Procedural context: Conference committees are a standard mechanism for reconciling House and Senate differences on the same bill. The transcript indicates multiple House requests were filed and the Senate promptly appointed conferees to each, which begins the interchamber negotiation process for those measures.

What the record does not show: The transcript excerpts provided do not include the substantive text of the underlying House bills, any debate on policy content during the motions, or subsequent actions taken by the named conferees. The motions recorded here are procedural appointments and do not themselves enact policy.","The Senate agreed without recorded objection to multiple requests from the House to form conference committees on several House bills and announced the appointed conferees for each committee.","actionData","errors"]

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