Relating to financial exploitation or financial abuse using artificially generated media or phishing communications; providing a civil penalty; creating a criminal offense.

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History

1. 2025
   1. Jun 20Effective on 9/1/25Latest
   2. Jun 20Signed by the Governor Greg AbbottBecame Law
   3. Jun 2Sent to the GovernorTo Governor
   4. Jun 2Signed in the HouseMajor
   5. Jun 1Signed in the SenateMajor
   6. Jun 1Reported enrolledMinor
   7. May 31Senate concurs in House amendment(s)-reported
      • Vote recorded passage. Result: pass.Upper
   8. May 31Record vote
   9. May 31Senate concurs in House amendment(s)
   10. May 31Read
   11. May 31House amendment(s) laid before the Senate
   12. May 28House passage as amended reportedMajor
       • Vote recorded passage. Result: pass.Lower
   13. May 28Record vote
   14. May 28PassedPassed House
   15. May 28Read 3rd timeMinor
   16. May 28Additional sponsor(s) authorized
   17. May 28Rules suspended
   18. May 27Statement(s) of vote recorded in Journal
       • Vote recorded passage. Result: pass.Lower
   19. May 27Record vote
   20. May 27Passed to 3rd reading
   21. May 27Read 2nd timeMinor
   22. May 25Placed on General State Calendar
   23. May 23Considered in Calendars
   24. May 22Committee report sent to Calendars
   25. May 21Committee report distributed
   26. May 21Comte report filed with Committee CoordinatorMinor
   27. May 16Reported favorably as substitutedMinor
   28. May 16Committee substitute considered in committeeMajor
   29. May 16Considered in formal meeting
   30. May 14Left pending in committee
   31. May 14Testimony taken/registration(s) recorded in committee
   32. May 14Committee substitute considered in committeeMajor
   33. May 14Considered in public hearing
   34. May 12Posting rule suspended
   35. May 10Referred to Delivery of Government EfficiencyMinor
   36. May 10Read first timeMinor
   37. May 8Received from the SenateMinor
       • Vote recorded Senate Rule 7.18 and the Constitutional Rule requiring bills to be read on three several days be suspended and that CSSB 2373 be placed on its third reading and final passage. Result: pass.Upper
   38. May 8Reported engrossed
   39. May 8Record vote
   40. May 8PassedPassed Senate
   41. May 8Read 3rd timeMinor
   42. May 8Record vote
   43. May 8Three day rule suspended
   44. May 8Vote recorded in Journal
   45. May 8Read 2nd time & passed to engrossmentMinor
   46. May 8Rules suspended-Regular order of business
   47. May 8Co-author authorized
   48. May 7Placed on intent calendar
   49. May 7Co-author authorized
   50. May 6Co-author authorized
   51. May 5Committee report printed and distributed
   52. May 5Reported favorably as substitutedMinor
   53. Apr 29Vote taken in committee
   54. Apr 29Testimony taken in committee
   55. Apr 29Considered in public hearing
   56. Apr 29Scheduled for public hearing on . . .
   57. Apr 16Co-author authorized
   58. Apr 7Co-author authorized
   59. Mar 26Co-author authorized
   60. Mar 25Referred to Criminal JusticeMinor
   61. Mar 25Read first timeMinor
   62. Mar 12FiledMinor
   63. Mar 12Received by the Secretary of the SenateIntroduced