What is the "first in/first out" rule of Texas Legislature?

Answer 1

First in/last out rule applies to retrenchment of employees. The first to be hired will be the last to be retrenched.

Answer 2

The Commission made the following decisions regarding proposed Regulation 18536 at its May
meeting:

1) The terms “last-in, first out” (LIFO) and “first in, first out” (FIFO) were defined under what
was characterized as “the layperson approach”;

2) A committee wishing to transfer funds to a
committee for an elective state office must make the election between LIFO and FIFO at the time of the
initial transfer for all transfers from that committee; and

3) an elective state office committee may receive
via transfer an amount per contributor equal to the amount the committee could have received under
Section 85318 (authority to collect a contribution for the general election prior to the primary election).
In addition, several language changes, including the deletion of redundant references to Section 85306,
have been incorporated in the attached draft Regulation 18536.

That's all I could find concerning the Texas Legislature.

Answer 3

Sound like a house of ill-repute. They say they love the Texas long hornies.