Bill
HB 3451
85(R) - 2017
House Public Health
House Public Health
Agriculture
Animals
Vote Recommendation
Neutral
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Neutral
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Neutral
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Neutral
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Neutral
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Neutral
Author(s)
Lynn Stucky
Co-Author(s)
Alma A. Allen
Roberto Alonzo
Carol Alvarado
Rafael Anchia
Rodney Anderson
Diana Arevalo
Ernest Bailes
Cesar Blanco
Dwayne Bohac
Dennis Bonnen
Greg Bonnen
Cindy Burkett
Dustin Burrows
Briscoe Cain
Terry Canales
Giovanni Capriglione
Travis Clardy
Garnet F. Coleman
Nicole Collier
Byron Cook
Philip Cortez
Scott Cosper
Drew Darby
Jay Dean
Harold Dutton Jr.
Wayne Faircloth
Pat Fallon
Jessica Farrar
Dan Flynn
James Frank
John Frullo
Charlie Geren
Helen Giddings
Craig Goldman
Larry Gonzales
Lance Gooden
Bobby Guerra
Ryan Guillen
Cole Hefner
Abel Herrero
Gina Hinojosa
Justin Holland
Donna Howard
Dan Huberty
Jason Isaac
Celia Israel
Jarvis Johnson
Kyle Kacal
Mark Keough
Phil King
Stephanie Klick
Linda Koop
Matt Krause
John Kuempel
Stan Lambert
Mike Lang
Lyle Larson
Jodie Laubenberg
Oscar Longoria
Eddie Lucio III
Armando Martinez
Will Metcalf
Morgan Meyer
Rick Miller
Ina Minjarez
Joe Moody
Geanie Morrison
Jim Murphy
Victoria Neave
Tom Oliverson
Evelina Ortega
Chris Paddie
Tan Parker
Dennis Paul
Mary Ann Perez
Dade Phelan
Joe Pickett
Four Price
John Raney
Richard Raymond
Ron Reynolds
Matt Rinaldi
Justin Rodriguez
Ramon Romero Jr.
Toni Rose
Scott Sanford
Matt Shaheen
Ralph Sheffield
Hugh Shine
Ron Simmons
John Smithee
Phil Stephenson
Jonathan Stickland
Shawn Thierry
Ed Thompson
Tony Tinderholt
Chris Turner
Tomas Uresti
Gary VanDeaver
Jason Villalba
James White
Terry Wilson
Paul Workman
John Wray
Gene Wu
Bill Zedler
John Zerwas
Bill Caption
Relating to the study and approval of lethal pesticides for feral hog control.
Fiscal Notes
No significant fiscal implication to the State is anticipated.
Bill Analysis
HB 3451 would prohibit the Department of Agriculture from approving the use of a lethal pesticide, including warfarin, for feral hog control unless a scientific study is conducted by a state agency or institution of higher education that recommends the pesticide for use. Such a study would have to include controlled field trials, examine the potential use of lethal pesticides as well as assess economic, agricultural, and environmental impacts. Findings and recommendations would be published in the Texas Register.
Vote Recommendation Notes
HB 3451 neither uplifts nor offends our liberty principles, therefore we remain neutral.
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