Government Efficiency & Reform Committee, Texas House of Representatives (decommissioned)

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The Government Efficiency & Reform Committee was a standing committee of the Texas House of Representatives.

Function

The 2013 Texas House rules described the functions of the committee as outlined below.

“

The committee shall have seven members, with jurisdiction over all matters pertaining to:

the organization, operation, powers, regulations, and management of state departments, agencies, institutions, and advisory committees;
elimination of inefficiencies in the provision of state services;
open government matters, including open records and open

meetings; and

”

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.

Government Efficiency & Reform Members, 2013
Democratic members (1)	Republican members (6)
• Hubert Vo	• Linda Harper-Brown, Chair
	• Charles Perry, Vice chair
	• Giovanni Capriglione
	• Phil Stephenson
	• Van Taylor
	• Scott Turner

The following table describes committee membership for the 2011 legislative session.

Government Efficiency & Reform Members, 2011
Democratic members (2)	Republican members (5)
• Eddie Lucio, III, Vice chair	• William Callegari, Chair
• Sergio Munoz, Jr.	• Erwin Cain
	• John Frullo
	• Linda Harper-Brown
	• Bill Zedler

↑ Texas State Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 4, 2014(Rule 3-15)
↑ Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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