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What does Texas HB2791 do?
Relating to powers and duties of the Texas Workforce Commission with respect to the procurement of goods and services for the provision of vocational rehabilitation services.
Signed Into Law
Signed June 20, 2025
HB2791
Regular Session
Relating to powers and duties of the Texas Workforce Commission with respect to the procurement of goods and services for the provision of vocational rehabilitation services.
Government Affairs & Regulatory Compliance Analysis
HB2791: Government Affairs Overview
Relating to powers and duties of the Texas Workforce Commission with respect to the procurement of goods and services for the provision of vocational rehabilitation services.
Rep. Angie Button路House Bill路Regular Session
Business Impact
Who HB2791 Affects
This legislation has regulatory implications for the following Texas businesses and organizations:
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Manufacturing & Business
Affected business types:
- Manufacturers
- Industrial facilities
- Supply chain companies
- Logistics providers
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HB2791
Relating to powers and duties of the Texas Workforce Commission with respect to the procurement of goods and services for the provision of vocational ...
Passed with Opposition
House Vote125 - 19
YEA
87% in favor144 voting
Senate Vote30 - 1
YEA
97% in favor31 voting
20
Total Opposition Votes
Cost Impact
Not assessedEffective
See bill textPrimary Author: Rep. Angie Button
89th Texas Legislature
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Quick Reference
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about HB2791
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Who authored HB2791?
HB2791 was authored by Texas Representative Angie Button during the Regular Session.
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When was HB2791 signed into law?
HB2791 was signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott on June 20, 2025.
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What topics does HB2791 address?
HB2791 addresses topics including purchasing, purchasing--state and workforce commission, texas.
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