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Updated by caroday on Feb 21, 2007 15:06:12
Governor Perry has issued at least three controversial executive orders:

* Fast tracking coal plants .
* Requiring schools to spend to spend 65 Percent of their budget on "direct instruction"
* Requiring HPV Immunization for girls' entrance to 6th grade

These orders have led to an examination of the powers of the governor to issue "executive orders." Sen. Nelson has asked the attorney general for an opinion on the governor's authority to issue "executive orders."

Update in the TXU cases: On February 20, 2007, Judge Stephen Yelenosky granted a temporary injunction that directed the State Office of Administrative Hearings to discontinue its adherence to Rick Perry's Executive Order that fast-tracked the permit process. Hearings on 6 of TXU's proposed power plants were set to begin February 21.

On February 21st, the administrative law judges, released from the confines of the executive order, postponed the TXU hearings until June 27th. Between now and then, the parties will have more opportunities to conduct discovery and prepare their cases.


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/1/ Peterson, Liz Austin "Texas Gov., Lawmakers in Vaccine Dispute" WTOP 2/7/07
CPPP Letter to AG on executive orders in Texas Law.
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Updated by caroday on Feb 21, 2007 9:10:02
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Governor Perry has issued at least three controversial executive orders:

* Fast tracking coal plants .
* Requiring schools to spend to spend 65 Percent of their budget on "direct instruction"
* Requiring HPV Immunization for girls' entrance to 6th grade

These orders have led to an examination of the powers of the governor to issue "executive orders." Sen. Nelson has asked the attorney general for an opinion on the governor's authority to issue "executive orders."

Update in the TXU cases: On February 20, 2007, Judge Stephen Yelenosky granted a temporary injunction that directed the State Office of Administrative Hearings to discontinue its adherence to Rick Perry's Executive Order that fast-tracked the permit process. Hearings on 6 of TXU's proposed power plants began February 21. It is unknown at this time the practical impact of the injunction.
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/1/ Peterson, Liz Austin "Texas Gov., Lawmakers in Vaccine Dispute" WTOP 2/7/07
CPPP Letter to AG on executive orders in Texas Law.
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Updated by jeweke on Feb 12, 2007 13:55:00
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Governor Perry has issued at least three controversial executive orders:

* Fast tracking coal plants .
* Requiring schools to spend to spend 65 Percent of their budget on "direct instruction"
* Requiring HPV Immunization for girls' entrance to 6th grade

These orders have led to an examination of the powers of the governor to issue "executive orders." Sen. Nelson has asked the attorney general for an opinion on the governor's authority to issue "executive orders." /1/

Links and Resources

/1/ Peterson, Liz Austin "Texas Gov., Lawmakers in Vaccine Dispute" WTOP 2/7/07
CPPP Letter to AG on executive orders in Texas Law.
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Updated by caroday on Feb 12, 2007 8:41:43
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Governor Perry has issued at least three controversial executive orders:

* Fast tracking coal plants .
* Requiring schools to spend to spend 65 Percent of their budget on "direct instruction"
* Requiring HPV Immunization for girls' entrance to 6th grade

These orders have led to an examination of the powers of the governor to issue "executive orders." Sen. Nelson has asked the attorney general for an opinion on the governor's authority to issue "executive orders." /1/

Links and Resources

/1/ Peterson, Liz Austin "Texas Gov., Lawmakers in Vaccine Dispute" WTOP 2/7/07
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Updated by jeweke on Feb 11, 2007 16:24:50
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Governor Perry has issued at least three controvisal executive orders:

* Fast tracking coal plants .
* Requiring schools to spend to spend 65 Percent of their budget on "direct instruction"
* Requiring HPV Immunization for girls' entrance to 6th grade

These orders have led to an examination of the powers of the governor to issue "executive orders." Sen. Nelson has asked the attorney general for an opinion on the governor's authority to issue "executive orders." /1/

Links and Resources

/1/ Peterson, Liz Austin "Texas Gov., Lawmakers in Vaccine Dispute" WTOP 2/7/07
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Updated by jeweke on Dec 15, 2006 6:53:38
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This issue is the same as Air Quality and can be removed.
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Updated by jeweke on Dec 15, 2006 6:52:31
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Updated by caroday on Dec 14, 2006 15:54:59
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PERRY FAST-TRACKED THE COAL POWER PLANTS
REPEAL HIS EXECUTIVE ORDER

In October 2005, Perry issued the order that fast-tracked the 18 proposed coal-plants. Six applications are being pushed through the State Office of Administrative Hearings, on a ridiculously truncated schedule that is a heavy burden on all those without the TXU billions to participate. If Perry repeals the order, there is a chance that the hearings could resume a normal schedule that allows due process for all Protestants. The legislature needs to take action.


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