The bill establishes the Legislative Youth Advisory Council as an advisory body within the legislative branch of Texas government. It introduces Chapter 330 to the Government Code, defining the council's structure, membership, and duties. The council will consist of one member from the House of Representatives, one from the Senate, and 31 youth members, with specific qualifications for youth members, including age and educational status. The bill outlines the application process for youth members, their terms, and the conditions under which they may be removed or replaced.

Additionally, the council is tasked with studying issues pertinent to youth, advising legislative members on these matters, and communicating with state agencies. It is required to submit a report to the legislature every odd-numbered year detailing its activities and legislative recommendations. The bill also mandates the hosting of a State Capitol day for youth members to educate them about the legislative process. The council will operate without compensation for its members and may adopt necessary rules and procedures to fulfill its duties.

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