Texas · 89th Legislature (2025) · Bill

HB 3673: Relating to the revocation of an occupational license from certain license holders and the issuance of a provisional occupational license to certain applicants with criminal convictions.

In committee Official data

Introduced
In committee
Passed one chamber
Passed both chambers
Enacted

Last official action: May 7, 2025 ·Record last updated: Oct 22, 2026, 5:24 PM UTC

Plain-language summary

HB 3673 is a bill introduced in the Texas House on March 4, 2025. According to its official title, it concerns: Relating to the revocation of an occupational license from certain license holders and the issuance of a provisional occupational license to certain applicants with criminal convictions. Primary sponsor: Cook, Candy Noble (Republican), Dade Phelan (Republican), Donna Howard (Democratic), Terry Canales (Democratic). It lists 142 additional sponsors. Most recent recorded action (May 7, 2025): Laid on the table subject to call.

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Sponsors

Sponsors by party (alphabetical): Democratic 56 · Republican 82

Name	Role	Party	Chamber	District
Cook	Primary sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Candy Noble	Primary sponsor	Republican	House	89
Dade Phelan	Primary sponsor	Republican	House	21
Donna Howard	Primary sponsor	Democratic	House	48
Terry Canales	Primary sponsor	Democratic	House	40
Daniel Alders	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	6
Alma Allen	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	131
Rafael Anchía	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	103
Trent Ashby	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	9
Jeff Barry	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	29
Cecil Bell	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	3
Keith Bell	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	4
Diego Bernal	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	123
Salman Bhojani	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	92
Greg Bonnen	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	24
Rhetta Bowers	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	113
John Bryant	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	114
Brad Buckley	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	54
John Bucy	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	136
Ben Bumgarner	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	63
Angie Button	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	112
Briscoe Cain	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	128
Liz Campos	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	119
Giovanni Capriglione	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	98
Sheryl Cole	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	46
Nicole Collier	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	95
Philip Cortez	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	117
Tom Craddick	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	82
Charles Cunningham	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	127
Pat Curry	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	56
Drew Darby	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	72
Caroline Harris Davila	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	52
Aicha Davis	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	109
Yvonne Davis	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	111
Jay Dean	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	7
Mano DeAyala	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	133
Mark Dorazio	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	122
Caroline Dunmoyer	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	87
Harold Dutton	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	142
Paul Dyson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	14
Trey Martinez Fischer	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	116
Flores	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
James Frank	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	69
Erin Gámez	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	38
Josey Garcia	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	124
Linda Garcia	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	107
Gary Gates	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	28
Stan Gerdes	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	17
Charlie Geren	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	99
Barbara Gervin-Hawkins	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	120
Mary González	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	75
Vikki Goodwin	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	47
Bobby Guerra	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	41
Ryan Guillen	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	31
Sam Harless	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	126
Cody Harris	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	8
Brian Harrison	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	10
Richard Hayes	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	57
Cole Hefner	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	5
Cas Garcia Hernandez	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	115
Ana Hernandez	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	143
Hillary Hickland	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	55
Hinojosa	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Janis Holt	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	18
Andy Hopper	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	64
Lacey Hull	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	138
Todd Hunter	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	32
Carrie Isaac	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	73
Johnson	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Charlene Ward Johnson	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	139
Jo Jones	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	147
Venton Jones	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	100
Helen Kerwin	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	58
King	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Stan Kitzman	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	85
Marc LaHood	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	121
Suleman Lalani	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	76
Stan Lambert	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	71
Brooks Landgraf	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	81
Jeff Leach	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	67
Terri Leo-Wilson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	23
Mitch Little	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	65
Oscar Longoria	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	35
Janie Lopez	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	37
Ray Lopez	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	125
A.J. Louderback	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	30
David Lowe	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	91
J.M. Lozano	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	43
John Lujan	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	118
Shelley Luther	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	62
Christian Manuel	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	22
Mando Martinez	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	39
Don McLaughlin	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	80
John McQueeney	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	97
Will Metcalf	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	16
Morgan Meyer	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	108
Terry Meza	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	105
Brent Money	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	2
Joe Moody	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	78
Christina Morales	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	145
Eddie Morales	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	74
Matt Morgan	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	26
Sergio Muñoz	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	36
Mike Olcott	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	60
Tom Oliverson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	130
Claudia Ordaz	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	79
Angelia Orr	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	13
Jared Patterson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	106
Dennis Paul	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	129
Mary Ann Perez	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	144
Katrina Pierson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	33
Mihaela Pleșa	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	70
Rodríguez Ramos	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Richard Raymond	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	42
Ron Reynolds	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	27
Keresa Richardson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	61
Ramon Romero	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	90
Toni Rose	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	110
Jon Rosenthal	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	135
Schatzline	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Alan Schoolcraft	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	44
Matt Shaheen	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	66
Penny Morales Shaw	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	148
Joanne Shofner	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	11
Lauren Simmons	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	146
Shelby Slawson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	59
John Smithee	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	86
David Spiller	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	68
Valoree Swanson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	150
James Talarico	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	50
Carl Tepper	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	84
Senfronia Thompson	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	141
Tony Tinderholt	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	94
Steve Toth	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	15
Ellen Troxclair	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	19
Chris Turner	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	101
VanDeaver	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Cody Vasut	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	25
Denise Villalobos	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	34
Perez, Vincent	Co-sponsor	Not applicable (committee)	—	—
Wes Virdell	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	53
Hubert Vo	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	149
Armando Walle	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	140
Trey Wharton	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	12
Terry Wilson	Co-sponsor	Republican	House	20
Gene Wu	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	137
Erin Zwiener	Co-sponsor	Democratic	House	45

“Support” is shown only as formal sponsorship recorded by the legislature. Roll-call votes are available on the official bill page.

Recent official actions

May 7, 2025Laid on the table subject to call
May 7, 2025Companion considered in lieu of
May 7, 2025Placed on General State Calendar
May 5, 2025Considered in Calendars
April 28, 2025Committee report sent to Calendars
April 25, 2025Committee report distributed
April 25, 2025Comte report filed with Committee Coordinator
April 16, 2025Reported favorably as substituted
April 16, 2025Committee substitute considered in committee
April 16, 2025Considered in public hearing
April 9, 2025Left pending in committee
April 9, 2025Testimony taken/registration(s) recorded in committee

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Key facts

Bill: HB 3673
Chamber: House
Introduced: March 4, 2025
Stage: In committee
Last action: May 7, 2025

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