Texas State Library & Archives, 1501 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701, US

The Legislative Reference Library of Texas is a valuable resource for anyone conducting legislative research in the state. With a comprehensive collection of current issues, legislative clips, media links, and articles, as well as access to Texshare databases, new books, and noteworthy legislation, the library serves as a partner in providing up-to-date information. Additionally, the library offers an extensive legislative archive system, allowing users to search and browse bills, sections, conference committee reports, constitutional amendments, and more. With its commitment to preserving Texas legislative history and providing public policy resources, the Legislative Reference Library of Texas is an essential tool for researchers and policymakers alike. For over 90 years, the Legislative Reference Library of Texas has been a trusted source for legislative information and resources. With its vast collection of House and Senate Journals, recordings of committee hearings and floor debates, and transcripts, the library offers a comprehensive view of the legislative process. Whether it's tracking the progress of a bill, researching legislative intent, or exploring the history of Texas law, the library's dedicated staff and extensive collections provide invaluable support. With its commitment to preserving the legislative legacy of Texas and serving as a reliable partner in legislative research, the Legislative Reference Library of Texas is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the state's legislative landscape.Generated from the website

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