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How To Become A Lobbyist in Texas

by Kirk Cole on July 29, 2026

Executive Council of Physical and Occupational Therapy Examiners (PTOT) Profile

The Executive Council of Physical and Occupational Therapy Examiners licenses physical and occupational therapists, sets practice standards, and enforces regulations that protect patient health and professional integrity. The council plays a central role in supporting high-quality rehabilitative care statewide. AGENCY HEADRalph A. Harper — Executive DirectorGOVERNING STATUTEOccupations Code, Chapter 452OFFICIAL WEBSITEVisit the official agency website 2026–27 State …

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How To Become A Lobbyist in Texas

by Kirk Cole on July 29, 2026

State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners (TSVBME) Profile

The State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners licenses veterinarians and regulates veterinary practice, ensuring competent and ethical animal-care services. The board plays a central role in enforcing disciplinary actions and overseeing continuing education. AGENCY HEADBrittany Sharkey — Executive DirectorGOVERNING STATUTEOccupations Code, Chapter 801OFFICIAL WEBSITEVisit the official agency website 2026–27 State Appropriations CategoryFY 2026FY 2027Total (All …

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How To Become A Lobbyist in Texas

by Kirk Cole on July 29, 2026

Texas Senate Profile (SENATE)

The Texas Senate serves as the upper chamber of the state legislature, responsible for debating, amending, and approving legislation, confirming gubernatorial appointments, and shaping statewide policy. The Senate works through committees and floor action to develop and refine state laws. AGENCY HEAD Dan Patrick — Lieutenant Governor GOVERNING STATUTE Government Code, Chapter 301 OFFICIAL WEBSITE Visit …

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How To Become A Lobbyist in Texas

by Kirk Cole on July 29, 2026

Texas Legislative Council (TLC) Profile

The Texas Legislative Council provides nonpartisan legal, research, drafting, and technical support to the legislature. The council assists with bill drafting and technology services to ensure accurate and efficient legislative operations. AGENCY HEADJeff Archer — Executive DirectorGOVERNING STATUTEGovernment Code, Chapter 323OFFICIAL WEBSITEVisit the official agency website 2026–27 State Appropriations CategoryFY 2026FY 2027Total (All Funds)$51,764,063$56,077,735General …

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How To Become A Lobbyist in Texas

by Kirk Cole on July 29, 2026

Legislative Budget Board (LBB) Profile

The Legislative Budget Board supports the legislature with budget analysis, fiscal forecasting, performance evaluation, and policy research. The board plays a central role in developing the state budget and assessing the long-term impact of proposed legislation. AGENCY HEADJerry McGinty — DirectorGOVERNING STATUTEGovernment Code, Chapter 322OFFICIAL WEBSITEVisit the official agency website 2026–27 State Appropriations CategoryFY 2026FY 2027Total (All …

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How To Become A Lobbyist in Texas

by Kirk Cole on July 29, 2026

Legislative Reference Library (LRL) Profile

The Legislative Reference Library maintains legislative records, research materials, historical documents, and information services for lawmakers and the public. The agency plays a central role in supporting informed decision-making through comprehensive legislative research tools. AGENCY HEADMary Camp — DirectorGOVERNING STATUTEGovernment Code, Chapter 324OFFICIAL WEBSITEVisit the official agency website 2026–27 State Appropriations CategoryFY 2026FY 2027Total (All …

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