2006 Bill(s)

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2006 Bill(s)

* CCS HB 1865
Sponsor: Bearden, Carl
Status: Conference: CCR to H
Description: CCS has provisions to divert university appropriations college scholarships. The Senate rejected the CCS.

See:	House roll call - CCS HB 1865 (05/05/2006): Third reading of a bill that would establish provisions for diverting appropriations to universities if necessary to set college scholarship funding increase targets set in the bill. Senate roll call - SCS HB 1865 (04/27/2006): Third reading of the Senate version of the higher education bill that establishes a scholarship program, but does not contain the House-passed appropriations cap for higher education. House roll call - HB 1865 (04/11/2006): Perfection of a bill to impose a cap on higher education funding increases, impose performance standards and limit tuition/fee increases. House roll call - HA 4 HB 1865 (04/11/2006): An amendment to impose a limit on the the percentage increase that public colleges universities could raise fees and tuition that would be tied to the inflation rate. The Fiscal Note(s) Official legislative description and status

See:

House roll call - CCS HB 1865 (05/05/2006): Third reading of a bill that would establish provisions for diverting appropriations to universities if necessary to set college scholarship funding increase targets set in the bill.

Senate roll call - SCS HB 1865 (04/27/2006): Third reading of the Senate version of the higher education bill that establishes a scholarship program, but does not contain the House-passed appropriations cap for higher education.

House roll call - HB 1865 (04/11/2006): Perfection of a bill to impose a cap on higher education funding increases, impose performance standards and limit tuition/fee increases.

House roll call - HA 4 HB 1865 (04/11/2006): An amendment to impose a limit on the the percentage increase that public colleges universities could raise fees and tuition that would be tied to the inflation rate.

The Fiscal Note(s)

Official legislative description and status

Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.