Relating to studies on the allocation and use of buildings and facilities owned, leased, or otherwise occupied by this state.

HB 4391 requires the Legislative Budget Board to conduct a comprehensive study every six years on how Texas state agencies use buildings and facilities owned, leased, or occupied by the state. The study must examine spending on leased space, opportunities to consolidate agencies into existing state-owned or leased facilities, cost savings, impacts on insurable assets, and the benefits of maintaining a centralized database of all state facilities. This bill directly affects all state agencies and the Legislative Budget Board, mandating them to identify consolidation opportunities and report findings to the legislature. The first study must be completed by September 1, 2026, with the requirement expiring in 2039. The bill is procedural, focusing on data collection and analysis to potentially improve facility efficiency, not implementing immediate policy changes.