Texas HB1805 creates the Religious Freedom Commission to advance religious liberty and advise the governor.
The bill establishes the Religious Freedom Commission within the office of the governor. The commission will advance the right to freedom of religion, identify challenges to religious liberty, and advise the governor on religious freedom matters. It will also recommend policies and strategies to address violations and faith-related bias. The commission will meet quarterly and receive administrative support from the governor's office. Members serve staggered six-year terms and are appointed by the governor.
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