SENATE: Removes requirement for rendition of a special order by the 19th Judicial District Court prior to issuing interim committee subpoena.

This bill simplifies the process for Senate committees to issue subpoenas during legislative breaks by removing the requirement to get a special court order first. Previously, committees had to seek approval from the 19th Judicial District Court before enforcing subpoenas; now they can proceed directly with the required internal approvals. This change speeds up investigations and reduces the administrative burden on both the committees and the courts.