Bill Text: TX HB1788 | 2019-2020 | 86th Legislature | Introduced

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Bill Title: Relating to certain required reports received or prepared by state agencies and other governmental entities.

Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Democrat 1-0)

Status: (Introduced - Dead) 2019-03-20 - Left pending in committee [HB1788 Detail]

Download: Texas-2019-HB1788-Introduced.html

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86R1964 JCG-D
By: Longoria H.B. No. 1788

A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
AN ACT
relating to certain required reports received or prepared by state
agencies and other governmental entities.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
ARTICLE 1. REPORTS REQUIRED OF STATE AGENCIES
SECTION 1.01. Section 51.751(b), Education Code, is amended
to read as follows:
(b) The center shall examine the efficiency of the public
school system and the effectiveness of instructional methods and
curricular programs and promote the use of successful methods and
programs. The center shall monitor and evaluate the implementation
of the accountability system under Chapters 39 and 39A [and provide
annual progress reports to the governor, Legislative Budget Board,
and commissioner of education].
SECTION 1.02. Section 51.883, Education Code, is amended to
read as follows:
Sec. 51.883. REPORT ON ADMINISTERING EPINEPHRINE
AUTO-INJECTOR. (a) Not later than the 10th business day after the
date a personnel member or volunteer administers an epinephrine
auto-injector in accordance with a policy adopted under Section
51.882(a), the institution of higher education shall report the
information required under Subsection (b) of this section to:
(1) the physician who prescribed the epinephrine
auto-injector; and
(2) the executive commissioner of the Health and Human
Services Commission [state health services].
(b) The report required under this section must include the
following information:
(1) the age of the person who received the
administration of the epinephrine auto-injector;
(2) whether the person who received the administration
of the epinephrine auto-injector was a student, a personnel member,
or a visitor;
(3) the physical location where the epinephrine
auto-injector was administered;
(4) the number of doses of epinephrine auto-injector
administered;
(5) the title of the person who administered the
epinephrine auto-injector; and
(6) any other information required by the executive
commissioner of the Health and Human Services Commission [state
health services].
SECTION 1.03. Sections 531.421(3) and (4), Government Code,
are amended to read as follows:
(3) ["Consortium" means the Texas System of Care
Consortium established under Subchapter G-1.
[(4)] "Systems of care services" means a comprehensive
state system of mental health services and other necessary and
related services that is organized as a coordinated network to meet
the multiple and changing needs of children with severe emotional
disturbances and their families.
SECTION 1.04. Section 531.422(c), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(c) Each community resource coordination group shall submit
the report described by Subsection (b) to the commission
[consortium]. The commission [consortium] shall provide [a
deadline] to each group a deadline for submitting the reports that
is[. The time frame for completing the reports must be] coordinated
with any regional reviews by the commission of the delivery of
related services.
SECTION 1.05. Section 531.423, Government Code, is amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 531.423. SUMMARY REPORT BY COMMISSION [CONSORTIUM].
(a) The commission [consortium] shall create a summary report
based on the evaluations in the reports submitted to the commission
[consortium] by community resource coordination groups under
Section 531.422. The commission's [consortium's] report must
include recommendations for policy and statutory changes at each
agency that is involved in the provision of systems of care services
and the outcome expected from implementing each recommendation.
(b) The commission [consortium] shall coordinate, where
appropriate, the recommendations in the report created under this
section with recommendations in the assessment developed under
Chapter 23 (S.B. [No.] 491), Acts of the 78th Legislature, Regular
Session, 2003, and with the continuum of care developed under
Section 533.040(d), Health and Safety Code [S.B. No. 490, Acts of
the 78th Legislature, Regular Session, 2003].
(c) The commission [consortium] may include in the report
created under this section recommendations for the statewide
expansion of sites participating in the Texas System of Care and the
integration of services provided at those sites with services
provided by community resource coordination groups.
(d) The commission [consortium] shall provide a copy of the
report created under this section to each agency for which the
report makes a recommendation and to other agencies as appropriate.
SECTION 1.06. Section 2003.108, Government Code, is amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 2003.108. PENDING CASE STATUS REVIEW [REPORTS]. [(a)
The office shall provide the comptroller a monthly status report
that lists pending cases and provides information on any case that
exceeds the comptroller's time lines for issuing a proposal for
decision or an agreed order.
[(b)] At least quarterly, the office shall review with the
comptroller and appropriate staff of the office the status of
pending cases under this subchapter.
[(c) The office shall provide a quarterly report to the
comptroller on services performed by the office for the comptroller
under this subchapter.]
SECTION 1.07. Section 2054.075(b), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(b) Each state agency [shall provide that its] information
resources manager is part of the agency's executive management and
reports directly [to a person with a title functionally equivalent]
to the executive head [director] or deputy executive head of the
agency [director]. Each state agency shall report to the
department the extent and results of its compliance with this
subsection and include with the report an organizational chart
showing the structure of the personnel in the agency's executive
management. The [, and the] department shall report the extent and
results of state agencies' compliance with this subsection to the
legislature.
SECTION 1.08. Section 2054.100(a), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(a) Each state agency shall submit an operating plan to the
Legislative Budget Board, [the department,] the quality assurance
team, and the governor each state fiscal biennium in accordance
with the directions of the Legislative Budget Board.
SECTION 1.09. Section 2054.103, Government Code, is amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 2054.103. SUBMISSION OF OPERATING PLANS. Each state
agency shall send a copy of its biennial operating plan and of any
amendments to the plan, as approved by the Legislative Budget
Board, to the governor[, the department,] and the state auditor not
later than the 30th day after the date the Legislative Budget Board
approves the plan or amendment, as applicable.
SECTION 1.10. Section 2054.304(b), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(b) Except as provided by Subsection (c), the state agency
must file the project plan with the quality assurance team [and the
department] before the agency:
(1) spends more than 10 percent of allocated funds for
the project or major contract; or
(2) first issues a vendor solicitation for the project
or contract.
SECTION 1.11. Section 2056.002(d), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(d) A state agency shall send two copies of each plan to both
the Legislative Reference Library and the state publications
clearinghouse of the Texas State Library and one copy each to:
(1) the governor;
(2) the lieutenant governor;
(3) the speaker of the house of representatives;
(4) the Legislative Budget Board; and
(5) [the Sunset Advisory Commission;
[(6)] the state auditor[; and
[(7) the Department of Information Resources].
SECTION 1.12. Section 2102.009, Government Code, is amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 2102.009. ANNUAL REPORT. The internal auditor shall
prepare an annual report and submit the report before November 1 of
each year to the governor, the Legislative Budget Board, [the
Sunset Advisory Commission,] the state auditor, the state agency's
governing board, and the administrator. The state auditor shall
prescribe the form and content of the report, subject to the
approval of the legislative audit committee.
SECTION 1.13. Sections 2102.0091(a), (c), and (d),
Government Code, are amended to read as follows:
(a) A state agency shall file with the division of the
governor's office responsible for budget and policy [Sunset
Advisory Commission, the Governor's Office of Budget, Planning, and
Policy], the state auditor, and the Legislative Budget Board a copy
of each report submitted to the state agency's governing board or
the administrator of the state agency if the state agency does not
have a governing board by the agency's internal auditor.
(c) In addition to the requirements of Subsection (a), a
state agency shall file with the division of the governor's office
responsible for budget and policy [Governor's Office of Budget,
Planning, and Policy], the state auditor, and the Legislative
Budget Board any action plan or other response issued by the state
agency's governing board or the administrator of the state agency
if the state agency does not have a governing board in response to
the report of the state agency's internal auditor.
(d) If the state agency does not file the report as required
by this section, the Legislative Budget Board or the division of the
governor's office responsible for budget and policy [Governor's
Office of Budget, Planning, and Policy] may take appropriate action
to compel the filing of the report.
SECTION 1.14. Section 2176.005(a), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(a) A state agency in Travis County shall periodically send
to the governor [and the legislative budget office] a report of its
progress in achieving the objectives for and the revisions of mail
operations established under Section 2176.004, including an
analysis of savings projected from the resulting improvements in
managing mail.
SECTION 1.15. Sections 2205.039(a) and (b), Government
Code, are amended to read as follows:
(a) The [Legislative Budget Board, in cooperation with the]
department[,] shall prescribe:
(1) a travel log form for gathering information about
the use of state-operated aircraft;
(2) procedures to ensure that individuals who travel
as passengers on or operate state-operated aircraft provide in a
legible manner the information requested of them by the form; and
(3) procedures for each state agency that operates an
aircraft for sending the form to the department [and the
Legislative Budget Board].
(b) The travel log form must request the following
information about a state-operated aircraft each time the aircraft
is flown:
(1) a mission statement, which may appear as a
selection to be identified from general categories appearing on the
form;
(2) the name, state agency represented, destination,
and signature of each person who is a passenger or crew member of
the aircraft;
(3) the date of each flight;
(4) a detailed and specific description of the
official business purpose of each flight; and
(5) other information determined by the [Legislative
Budget Board and the] department to be necessary to monitor the
proper use of the aircraft.
SECTION 1.16. The heading to Subchapter E, Chapter 386,
Health and Safety Code, is amended to read as follows:
SUBCHAPTER E. EVALUATION OF UTILITY COMMISSION [AND COMPTROLLER]
ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
SECTION 1.17. Section 386.205, Health and Safety Code, is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 386.205. EVALUATION OF UTILITY COMMISSION [AND
COMPTROLLER] ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS. In cooperation with the
laboratory, the utility commission shall provide an annual report
to the commission that, by county, quantifies the reductions of
energy demand, peak loads, and associated emissions of air
contaminants achieved [from programs implemented by the state
energy conservation office and] from programs implemented under
Section 39.905, Utilities Code.
SECTION 1.18. Section 388.006, Health and Safety Code, is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 388.006. STATE ENERGY CONSERVATION OFFICE EVALUATION.
The State Energy Conservation Office annually shall provide the
[commission and the] laboratory with an evaluation of the
effectiveness of state and political subdivision energy efficiency
programs, including programs under this chapter. The laboratory
shall calculate, based on the evaluation and the forms submitted to
the office, the amount of energy savings and estimated reduction in
pollution achieved as a result of the implementation of programs.
The laboratory shall share the information with the commission, the
United States Environmental Protection Agency, and the Electric
Reliability Council of Texas to help with long-term forecasting and
in estimating pollution reduction.
SECTION 1.19. Section 533A.006(a), Health and Safety Code,
is amended to read as follows:
(a) The executive commissioner [department] shall report to
the Texas Medical Board any allegation received by the commission
[department] that a physician employed by or under contract with
the commission [department] in relation to services provided under
this title has committed an action that constitutes a ground for the
denial or revocation of the physician's license under Section
164.051, Occupations Code. The report must be made in the manner
provided by Section 154.051, Occupations Code.
SECTION 1.20. Sections 555.102(c) and (d), Health and
Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:
(c) The inspector general shall deliver the summary report
to the:
(1) executive commissioner;
(2) [commissioner of the department;
[(3) commissioner of the Department of Family and
Protective Services;
[(4) Aging and Disability Services Council;
[(5)] governor;
(3) [(6)] lieutenant governor;
(4) [(7)] speaker of the house of representatives;
(5) [(8)] standing committees of the senate and house
of representatives with primary jurisdiction over centers;
(6) [(9)] state auditor;
(7) [(10) the] independent ombudsman and the
assistant ombudsman for the center involved in the report; and
(8) [(11) the] alleged victim or the alleged victim's
legally authorized representative.
(d) A summary report regarding an investigation is subject
to required disclosure under Chapter 552, Government Code. All
information and materials compiled by the inspector general in
connection with an investigation are confidential, and not subject
to disclosure under Chapter 552, Government Code, and not subject
to disclosure, discovery, subpoena, or other means of legal
compulsion for their release to anyone other than the inspector
general or the inspector general's employees or agents involved in
the investigation, except that this information may be disclosed to
[the Department of Family and Protective Services,] the office of
the attorney general, the state auditor's office, and law
enforcement agencies.
SECTION 1.21. Section 555.103(c), Health and Safety Code,
is amended to read as follows:
(c) The inspector general shall submit the annual status
report to the:
(1) executive commissioner;
(2) [commissioner of the department;
[(3) commissioner of the Department of Family and
Protective Services;
[(4) Aging and Disability Services Council;
[(5) Family and Protective Services Council;
[(6)] governor;
(3) [(7)] lieutenant governor;
(4) [(8)] speaker of the house of representatives;
(5) [(9)] standing committees of the senate and house
of representatives with primary jurisdiction over centers;
(6) [(10)] state auditor; and
(7) [(11)] comptroller.
SECTION 1.22. Section 574.014(a), Health and Safety Code,
is amended to read as follows:
(a) The clerk of each court with jurisdiction to order
commitment under this chapter shall provide the Office of Court
Administration each month with a report of the number of
applications for commitment orders for involuntary mental health
services filed with the court and the disposition of those cases,
including the number of commitment orders for inpatient and
outpatient mental health services. The Office of Court
Administration shall make the reported information available to the
Health and Human Services Commission [department] annually.
SECTION 1.23. Section 114.008(a), Human Resources Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(a) Not later than November 1 of each even-numbered year,
the council shall:
(1) prepare a report summarizing requirements the
council identifies and recommendations for providing additional or
improved services to persons with autism or other pervasive
developmental disorders; and
(2) deliver the report to [the executive
commissioner,] the governor, the lieutenant governor, and the
speaker of the house of representatives.
SECTION 1.24. Section 412.053(b), Labor Code, is amended to
read as follows:
(b) The information shall be reported not later than the
60th day after [before] the last day of each fiscal year.
SECTION 1.25. Section 413.0515, Labor Code, is amended to
read as follows:
Sec. 413.0515. REPORTS OF PHYSICIAN AND CHIROPRACTOR
VIOLATIONS. (a) If the division or the Texas Medical [State] Board
[of Medical Examiners] discovers an act or omission by a physician
that may constitute a felony, a misdemeanor involving moral
turpitude, a violation of state or federal narcotics or controlled
substance law, an offense involving fraud or abuse under the
Medicare or Medicaid program, or a violation of this subtitle, the
discovering agency shall report in a widely used electronic format
that act or omission to the other agency.
(b) If the division or the Texas Board of Chiropractic
Examiners discovers an act or omission by a chiropractor that may
constitute a felony, a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, a
violation of state or federal narcotics or controlled substance
law, an offense involving fraud or abuse under the Medicare or
Medicaid program, or a violation of this subtitle, the discovering
agency shall report in a widely used electronic format that act or
omission to the other agency.
SECTION 1.26. Section 161.2111, Natural Resources Code, is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 161.2111. REPORT TO BOND REVIEW BOARD. When the
Veterans' Land Board applies under Subchapter C, Chapter 1231,
Government Code, for the Bond Review Board's approval of a bond
issuance, or on request of the Bond Review Board, with [With]
respect to purchases made under this chapter, the Veterans' Land
Board shall file [annually] with the Bond Review Board a report on
the performance of loans made by the Veterans' Land Board in
connection with the purchases. The Bond Review Board shall review
the reports filed by the Veterans' Land Board under this section to
assess the performance of loans made under this chapter. The filing
dates and the contents of the reports must comply with any rules
adopted by the Bond Review Board.
SECTION 1.27. Section 162.003(e), Natural Resources Code,
is amended to read as follows:
(e) When the Veterans' Land Board applies under Subchapter
C, Chapter 1231, Government Code, for the Bond Review Board's
approval of a bond issuance, or on request of the Bond Review Board,
with [With] respect to loans made under the program, the Veterans'
Land Board shall file [annually] with the Bond Review Board a report
on the performance of the loans. The Bond Review Board shall review
the reports filed by the Veterans' Land Board under this subsection
to assess the performance of loans made under the program. The
filing dates and the contents of the reports must comply with any
rules adopted by the Bond Review Board.
SECTION 1.28. Section 13.063, Utilities Code, is amended to
read as follows:
Sec. 13.063. ANNUAL REPORT [REPORTS]. [(b)] The office
shall prepare annually a report on the office's activities during
the preceding year and submit the report to the standing
legislative committees that have jurisdiction over the office, the
house appropriations committee, and the senate finance committee[,
and the Sunset Advisory Commission]. At a minimum, the report must
include:
(1) a list of the types of activities conducted by the
office and the time spent by the office on each activity;
(2) the number of hours billed by the office for
representing residential or small commercial consumers in
proceedings;
(3) the number of staff positions and the type of work
performed by each position; and
(4) the office's rate of success in representing
residential or small commercial consumers in appealing commission
decisions.
SECTION 1.29. Sections 27.0516(k) and (m), Water Code, are
amended to read as follows:
(k) Notwithstanding Subsection (h)(3), a general permit may
authorize the owner of an injection well authorized under
Subsection (f)(2) or (3) to continue operating the well for the
purpose of implementing the desalination or engineered aquifer
storage and recovery project following completion of the
small-scale research project, provided that:
(1) the injection well owner timely submits the
information collected as part of the research project, including
monitoring reports and information regarding the environmental
impact of the well, to the commission;
(2) the injection well owner, following the completion
of studies and monitoring adequate to characterize risks to the
fresh water portion of the Edwards Aquifer and other fresh water
associated with the continued operation of the well, and at least 90
days before the date the owner initiates commercial well
operations, files with the commission a notice of intent to
continue operation of the well after completion of the research
project; and
(3) the commission, based on the studies and
monitoring[, the report provided by Texas State University--San
Marcos under Subsection (l)(2),] and any other reasonably available
information, determines that continued operation of the injection
well as described in the notice of intent does not pose an
unreasonable risk to the fresh water portion of the Edwards Aquifer
or other fresh water associated with the continued operation of the
well.
(m) The commission shall make the information provided by
the owner of the injection well under Subsection (k)(1) [and the
report provided by Texas State University--San Marcos under
Subsection (l)(2)] easily accessible to the public in a timely
manner. The permit may authorize the owner of the well to continue
operating the well following completion of the research project
pending the determination by the commission.
ARTICLE 2. CONFORMING AMENDMENTS REGARDING COLONIAS PROJECTS
ADMINISTERED BY STATE AGENCIES
SECTION 2.01. The heading to Section 51.0052, Education
Code, is amended to read as follows:
Sec. 51.0052. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.02. Section 51.0052(d), Education Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by an institution of
higher education that provide assistance to colonias, the [The]
institution of higher education shall require an applicant for the
funds [administered by the institution] to submit to the
institution a colonia classification number, if one exists, for
each colonia that may be served by the project proposed in the
application. If a colonia does not have a classification number,
the institution of higher education may contact the secretary of
state or the secretary of state's representative to obtain the
classification number. On request of the institution, the
secretary of state or the secretary of state's representative shall
assign a classification number to the colonia.
SECTION 2.03. The heading to Section 487.060, Government
Code, is amended to read as follows:
Sec. 487.060. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.04. Section 487.060(d), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by the department that
serve colonias by providing water or wastewater services, paved
roads, or other assistance, the [The] department shall require an
applicant for the funds [administered by the department] to submit
to the department a colonia classification number, if one exists,
for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed in the
application. If a colonia does not have a classification number,
the department may contact the secretary of state or the secretary
of state's representative to obtain a number. On request of the
department, the secretary of state or the secretary of state's
representative shall assign a classification number.
SECTION 2.05. The heading to Section 531.0141, Government
Code, is amended to read as follows:
Sec. 531.0141. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.06. Section 531.0141(d), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
provide assistance to colonias, the [The] commission shall require
an applicant for the funds [administered by the commission] to
submit to the commission a colonia classification number, if one
exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
number, the commission may contact the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
number. On request of the commission, the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
number to the colonia.
SECTION 2.07. The heading to Section 2306.083, Government
Code, is amended to read as follows:
Sec. 2306.083. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.08. Section 2306.083(d), Government Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by the department that
provide assistance to colonias, the [The] department shall require
an applicant for the funds [administered by the department] to
submit to the department a colonia classification number, if one
exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
number, the department may contact the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
number. On request of the department, the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
number to the colonia.
SECTION 2.09. The heading to Section 1001.033, Health and
Safety Code, is amended to read as follows:
Sec. 1001.033. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.10. Section 1001.033(d), Health and Safety Code,
is amended to read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
provide assistance to colonias, the [The] commission shall require
an applicant for the funds [administered by the commission] to
submit to the commission a colonia classification number, if one
exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
number, the commission may contact the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
number. On request of the commission, the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
number to the colonia.
SECTION 2.11. The heading to Section 201.116,
Transportation Code, is amended to read as follows:
Sec. 201.116. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.12. Section 201.116(d), Transportation Code, is
amended to read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
serve colonias by providing paved roads or other assistance, the
[The] commission shall require an applicant for the funds
[administered by the commission] to submit to the commission a
colonia classification number, if one exists, for each colonia that
may be served by the project proposed in the application. If a
colonia does not have a classification number, the commission may
contact the secretary of state or the secretary of state's
representative to obtain the classification number. On request of
the commission, the secretary of state or the secretary of state's
representative shall assign a classification number to the colonia.
SECTION 2.13. The heading to Section 5.1781, Water Code, is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 5.1781. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS PROJECTS
[REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.14. Section 5.1781(d), Water Code, is amended to
read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
provide assistance to colonias, the [The] commission shall require
an applicant for the funds [administered by the commission] to
submit to the commission a colonia classification number, if one
exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
number, the commission may contact the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
number. On request of the commission, the secretary of state or the
secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
number to the colonia.
SECTION 2.15. The heading to Section 6.1565, Water Code, is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 6.1565. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS PROJECTS
[REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
SECTION 2.16. Section 6.1565(d), Water Code, is amended to
read as follows:
(d) Regarding any projects funded by the board that serve
colonias by providing water or wastewater services or other
assistance, the [The] board shall require an applicant for the
funds [administered by the board] to submit to the board a colonia
classification number, if one exists, for each colonia that may be
served by the project proposed in the application. If a colonia
does not have a classification number, the board may contact the
secretary of state or the secretary of state's representative to
obtain the classification number. On request of the board, the
secretary of state or the secretary of state's representative shall
assign a classification number to the colonia.
ARTICLE 3. REPEALER AND EFFECTIVE DATE
SECTION 3.01. The following provisions are repealed:
(1) Sections 51.0052(b) and (c) and 61.506(g),
Education Code;
(2) Sections 487.060(b) and (c), 531.0141(b) and (c),
2206.101(d), 2306.070, and 2306.083(b) and (c), Government Code;
(3) Sections 361.0215(d), 533.006, and 1001.033(b)
and (c), Health and Safety Code;
(4) Section 22.0252(b), Human Resources Code;
(5) Sections 201.116(b) and (c), Transportation Code;
and
(6) Sections 5.1781(b) and (c), 6.1565(b) and (c),
26.3574(x), and 27.0516(l), Water Code.
SECTION 3.02. This Act takes effect September 1, 2019.