Texas SB1695 prohibits political subdivisions from using public funds for lobbying or influencing legislation.

Texas SB1695 amends the Texas Government Code to prohibit political subdivisions, including regional mobility authorities, toll road authorities, and transit authorities, from using public funds or compensation to influence or attempt to influence the outcome of legislation pending before the Texas legislature. Exceptions include officers or employees providing information at the request of a legislator or committee. If a political subdivision engages in prohibited activities, taxpayers or residents can seek injunctive relief and recover attorney's fees.

Texas SB1695 prohibits political subdivisions from using public funds for lobbying or influencing legislation.

Texas SB1695 amends the Texas Government Code to prohibit political subdivisions, including regional mobility authorities, toll road authorities, and transit authorities, from using public funds or compensation to influence or attempt to influence the outcome of legislation pending before the Texas legislature. Exceptions include officers or employees providing information at the request of a legislator or committee. If a political subdivision engages in prohibited activities, taxpayers or residents can seek injunctive relief and recover attorney's fees.