Amendment 10 - State Representative Hochberg's Guide to the 2007 Texas Constitutional Amendments

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Proposition 10

The ballot will read: The constitutional amendment to abolish the constitutional authority for the office of inspector of hides and animals.

Background: Proposition 10 would officially abolish the county office of inspector of hides and animals. This office has been virtually or completely nonexistent since the early 1990s.

For: This office no longer serves a purpose in Texas.

Against: To prevent individuals from filing for election for this office, the Legislature must also delete references to the office in state law, which it has not done.

For the exact wording of the changes to the Constitution
that would occur if this proposition passes,
CLICK HERE.
Words to be added to the Constitution will be underlined.
Words to be removed, if any, will be [~~struck through~~].

For a more detailed analysis of this proposition
from the House Research Organization,
CLICK HERE.

For the full 43-page House Research Organization report
on all of the propositions,
CLICK HERE.

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