H.R. No. 1536 is a resolution honoring the Legislative Reference Library (LRL) of Texas for its century-long service to lawmakers and the public. Established in 1888 within the Texas Capitol, the LRL has been a vital resource for members of the Legislature, their staff, and various state officials, providing expert assistance and access to a wealth of information. The library has adapted to technological advancements, offering electronic data systems that enhance the delivery of legislative knowledge and maintain a comprehensive repository of legislative records, historical documents, and current publications.

The resolution acknowledges the dedicated staff of the LRL, who play a crucial role in the legislative process by providing in-depth analyses, maintaining accurate records, and facilitating research. Under the leadership of director Mary Camp, the library staff's commitment to excellence is highlighted, as they continue to support the Texas Legislature and its constituents. The resolution expresses sincere appreciation for their contributions and aims to recognize the importance of the LRL in fostering a better understanding of Texas legislative history and its ongoing role in state governance.