HB 911
AN ACT relating to the designation of Celebration of Life Day as a state
House Bill
89th Regular Session
Jan 14, 2025 - Jun 2, 2025 • Session ended
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What This Bill Does
relating to the designation of Celebration of Life Day as a state
Bill Text
relating to the designation of Celebration of Life Day as a state BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS: SECTION 1. Section 1.006(f)(2), Election Code, is amended (2) "State holiday" means a state holiday under Sections 662.003(b)(1) through (7) [(6)], Government Code. SECTION 2. Section 662.003(b), Government Code, is amended (b) A state holiday includes only the following days: (1) the 19th day of January, "Confederate Heroes Day," in honor of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and other Confederate (2) the second day of March, "Texas Independence Day"; (3) the 21st day of April, "San Jacinto Day"; (4) the 19th day of June, "Emancipation Day in Texas," in honor of the emancipation of the slaves in Texas in 1865; (5) the 24th day of June, "Celebration of Life Day"; (6) [(5)] the 27th day of August, "Lyndon Baines Johnson Day," in observance of the birthday of Lyndon Baines (7) [(6)] the Friday after Thanksgiving Day; (8) [(7)] the 24th day of December; and (9) [(8)] the 26th day of December. SECTION 3. Section 662.021, Government Code, is amended to Sec. 662.021. DATES OF HOLIDAYS. A legal holiday includes (1) a national holiday under Section 662.003(a); and (2) a state holiday under Sections 662.003(b)(1) SECTION 4. This Act takes effect September 1, 2025.
Bill History
filed
Bill filed: AN ACT relating to the designation of Celebration of Life Day as a state
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