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229 matching statutes
United States — Texas
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An agency must accept and may disclose certain information about a special needs offender or a juvenile with a mental impairment when it supports continuity of care and services, and it must protect confidentiality as much as possible.
United States — Texas
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The department must set up regional quality-of-care monitors for long-term care facilities, and monitors must inspect and report as required.
United States — Texas
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The commission must set performance goals for the oil and gas regulation and cleanup fund and report progress quarterly and annually.
United States — Texas
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This section requires foster care capacity plans to be created, updated yearly, approved, and published.
United States — Texas
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This section creates the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact and sets rules for member states, licensees, and the Commission.
United States — Texas
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School counselors must give students and parents information about postsecondary education, financial aid, and related college/career options, and the agency must provide annual online training.
United States — Texas
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This section lists when otherwise confidential emergency medical services records or communications may be disclosed, and limits some uses of that information.
United States — Texas
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The attorney general’s office must establish a human trafficking prevention coordinating council, and the council must prepare, submit, and report on a five-year strategic plan.
United States — Texas
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Agencies may adopt rules, but when they give bulk access to motor vehicle records they must put specific controls in the contract, including bond, insurance, security, reporting, and breach-notice requirements.
United States — Texas
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The board may set electronic-filing rules, and the retirement system may send, receive, store, reproduce, destroy, and certify records electronically under stated conditions.
United States — Texas
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Districts in the same management area must share management plans, meet for joint planning, and follow a detailed process to propose, comment on, approve, and adopt desired future conditions for groundwater.
United States — Texas
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This section makes unauthorized interception, disclosure, use, covert entry, and certain interception-device conduct an offense.
United States — Texas
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including alarm system, branch office, department, licenses, officers, and related security-service terms.
United States — Texas
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The board must adopt rules for juvenile boards, probation departments, officers, programs, and facilities, and the department must run a statewide registry.
United States — Texas
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This section lets the governor, a school district, and an applicant enter an agreement that limits taxable value for certain eligible property, but it also requires jobs, wage, health-benefit, bond, notice, and filing conditions.
United States — Texas
2 provisions
This compact sets rules for psychologists practicing across state lines, including telepsychology and temporary in-person practice, and sets conditions for when states must recognize those privileges.
United States — Texas
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Local juvenile justice information must be kept confidential and access must be restricted, with at least 2048-bit browser encryption for access and limits on who may use the information.
United States — Texas
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This section sets rules for electric utilities as they move to customer choice, including filing a transition plan, meeting commission requirements, and following special timing and cost-recovery rules.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
School district trustees must adopt a grievance policy with required review steps, recordkeeping, anti-retaliation protections, and reporting rules.
United States — Texas
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The board must periodically adopt a state water plan, and the plan must address water development, management, conservation, and drought response.