Tex. Government Code § 316.006
This is the official text of Tex. Government Code § 316.006, part of Texas’s Government Code — covers the structure and operation of Texas state and local government.
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§ 316.006. LIMIT ON BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS.
Official statutory text
Unless authorized by majority vote of the members of the board from each house, the Legislative Budget Board budget recommendations:
(1) relating to the proposed appropriations from state tax revenues not dedicated by the constitution may not exceed the limit on appropriations from those sources adopted by the committee under Section 316.005; and
(2) relating to the proposed consolidated general revenue appropriations may not exceed the limit on appropriations from those sources adopted by the committee under Section 316.005.
(1) relating to the proposed appropriations from state tax revenues not dedicated by the constitution may not exceed the limit on appropriations from those sources adopted by the committee under Section 316.005; and
(2) relating to the proposed consolidated general revenue appropriations may not exceed the limit on appropriations from those sources adopted by the committee under Section 316.005.
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