TX HB2932

Creates a nine-member commission to study and review all Texas laws that restrict the rights or activities of persons convicted of felony offenses, including voting rights, jury service eligibility, and occupational licensing restrictions

Commission members appointed by the governor (2), lieutenant governor (2), speaker of the house (2), chief justice of the Texas Supreme Court (1), and presiding judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals (2), with membership to include judges, legal scholars, and business/governmental representatives

Commission must report findings and recommendations to state leadership by November 1, 2026, identifying specific statutes recommended for repeal or amendment if found to be overly restrictive or not serving the best interest of justice

Commission members receive no compensation or expense reimbursement; the governor designates the presiding officer

Commission is abolished and the Act expires on December 31, 2026; members must be appointed within 60 days of the Act's effective date