Prohibiting certain transactions between governmental entities and abortion funds, as well as entities engaged in a pattern of racketeering activity as defined by federal law.

HB 3200 prohibits Texas governmental entities (including state agencies and local governments) from engaging in "taxpayer resource transactions" with abortion funds or entities involved in federal racketeering activity. An "abortion fund" is defined as any entity that aids or abets elective abortions by paying for costs, such as reimbursements or subsidies. The bill bans transactions involving tax-funded resources (like purchases, leases, or donations), but explicitly excludes basic public services (e.g., police/fire protection) provided equally to all. This policy change directly affects government agencies and organizations that provide financial support for abortions, creating a new restriction in the Government Code.