The Texas Legislature convened on May 25, 2025, for a House Legislative Session focused on several key amendments and procedural motions. The meeting began with discussions surrounding an amendment proposed by Ms. Goodwin, which aimed to empower local decision-making through a local vote.

Following Ms. Goodwin's introduction of the amendment, Ms. Noble expressed her opposition, arguing that the amendment represented a significant and unnecessary change in the billing process. The debate intensified as Ms. Noble moved to table the amendment, prompting a procedural vote. Members were instructed to vote against the motion to table if they supported the amendment, and in favor if they opposed it. A record vote was called, with several members, including Ms. Goodwin and Ms. Garcia Vayer, voting against the motion to table, while Ms. Noble and others supported it.

As the voting concluded, the session transitioned to another amendment introduced by Mr. Wu. However, Mr. Little raised a point of order, questioning the relevance of Mr. Wu's amendment under the established rules. This procedural challenge indicated ongoing scrutiny of the amendments being discussed.

The session highlighted the dynamic nature of legislative discussions, with members actively engaging in debates over local governance and procedural integrity. The outcomes of these discussions will shape future legislative actions and local decision-making processes in Texas.