Relating to the establishment and powers and duties of the Texas Advisory Committee on Pacific Conflict.
SB 1348 establishes the Texas Advisory Committee on Pacific Conflict to assess potential security threats from Pacific Ocean region conflicts. The committee will analyze vulnerabilities in Texas critical infrastructure (like energy, water, and communications systems) and critical procurement processes. It aims to support state and national security by preparing for disruptions in supply chains with Pacific nations, particularly China and Taiwan. The bill creates a formal structure for Texas to coordinate with federal efforts, though it does not mandate specific actions or funding. This is a procedural bill focused on planning, not direct policy changes.
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Introduced Feb 18, 2025
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