Texas
no framework, nothing pending
0 checks relate to this framework
This jurisdiction is tracked for legislative change. It carries no rules in this matrix and can never produce a finding.
Rule summary last reviewed: 2026-08-03
Due again 2026-11-01.
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- Statute
- Texas has no automatic-renewal framework in force, general or sector-specific, that this tool was able to identify. [medium confidence — flagged for counsel]
- Official text
- https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=89R&Bill=HB2859
- Effective
- Nothing in force. Two subscription-contract bills were filed in 2025 and both were referred to committee and went no further. Texas bills do not carry over, the legislature meets in regular session only in odd-numbered years, and the next regular session convenes in January 2027.
- Applies to
- Nothing applies. Texas is tracked here so a scan can be re-run if the position changes, not because anything is pending.
What it is summarized as requiring
- No requirements are summarized, because this tool identified no Texas automatic-renewal framework in force and no live bill. No check in the matrix relates to Texas, so no finding can cite it.
Bills tracked
- HB 2859 (89R, 2025) — Relating to requirements for subscription service contracts
Referred to the House Committee on Trade, Workforce & Economic Development in March 2025 and went no further.
- SB 838 (89R, 2025) — Relating to requirements for subscription service contracts
Referred to the Senate Committee on Business & Commerce in February 2025 and went no further.
Worth knowing
- The brief this tool was built to described Texas as having a bill pending in 2026. That does not hold: the 2025 bills died in committee, Texas bills do not carry over, and the legislature holds no regular session in 2026. Texas is shown here with the position stated rather than described as pending.
Checks that relate to this framework
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Other frameworks these checks relate to
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