L-R Elisa Reiter and Daniel Pollack. Courtesy photos Governor Abbott Vetoes Bill Requiring Standardization of Protective Order Applications, and Other Bills
In addition to vetoing SB 1458, the governor vetoed 20 other bills that had been passed during this year's legislative session—the fewest vetoes since 2005.
July 28, 2021 at 08:23 PM
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State and Local Government
Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed SB 1458, a bill that sought to standardize protective order applications. Senate Bill 1458 was passed by the 87th Legislature, Regular Session. In vetoing SB 1458, a gubernatorial proclamation was issued in which the governor noted, in pertinent part:
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