Overview
- Senate Bill 14 establishes the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office within the governor's office to reduce bureaucratic red tape and improve regulatory processes.
- The bill includes provisions for an advisory panel composed of business owners, public representatives, and state agencies to guide reform efforts.
- It mandates the creation of an interactive website to enhance public access to regulatory information, including agency rules and forms searchable by industry or topic.
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and other supporters credit inspiration from federal efficiency models, including initiatives by President Trump and Elon Musk.
- The legislation is positioned to save taxpayer money and stimulate economic growth by simplifying regulations and improving government transparency.