Tex. Government Code § 155.105
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§ 155.105. ANNUAL DISCLOSURE.
Official statutory text
(a) Not later than January 31 of each year, each guardianship program shall provide to the commission a report containing for the preceding year:
(1) the number of wards served by the guardianship program reported by county in which the application to create a guardianship for the ward is filed and the total number of wards served by the guardianship program;
(2) the name, business address, and business telephone number of each individual employed by or volunteering or contracting with the guardianship program to provide guardianship services to a ward or proposed ward of the program;
(3) the name of each county in which an individual described by Subdivision (2) provides or is authorized to provide guardianship services;
(4) the total amount of money received from this state for the provision of guardianship services; and
(5) the amount of money received from any other public source, including a county or the federal government, for the provision of guardianship services, reported by source, and the total amount of money received from those public sources.
(b) Not later than January 31 of each year, each private professional guardian shall provide to the commission a report containing for the preceding year:
(1) the number of wards served by the private professional guardian reported by county in which the application to create a guardianship for the ward is filed and the total number of wards served by the private professional guardian;
(2) the name, business address, and business telephone number of each individual who provides guardianship services to a ward of the private professional guardian on behalf of the private professional guardian;
(3) the total amount of money received from this state for the provision of guardianship services; and
(4) the amount of money received from any other public source, including a county or the federal government, for the provision of guardianship services, reported by source, and the total amount of money received from those public sources.
(c) A private professional guardian shall submit with the report required under Subsection (b) a copy of the guardian's application for a certificate of registration required by Section 1104.302, Estates Code.
(1) the number of wards served by the guardianship program reported by county in which the application to create a guardianship for the ward is filed and the total number of wards served by the guardianship program;
(2) the name, business address, and business telephone number of each individual employed by or volunteering or contracting with the guardianship program to provide guardianship services to a ward or proposed ward of the program;
(3) the name of each county in which an individual described by Subdivision (2) provides or is authorized to provide guardianship services;
(4) the total amount of money received from this state for the provision of guardianship services; and
(5) the amount of money received from any other public source, including a county or the federal government, for the provision of guardianship services, reported by source, and the total amount of money received from those public sources.
(b) Not later than January 31 of each year, each private professional guardian shall provide to the commission a report containing for the preceding year:
(1) the number of wards served by the private professional guardian reported by county in which the application to create a guardianship for the ward is filed and the total number of wards served by the private professional guardian;
(2) the name, business address, and business telephone number of each individual who provides guardianship services to a ward of the private professional guardian on behalf of the private professional guardian;
(3) the total amount of money received from this state for the provision of guardianship services; and
(4) the amount of money received from any other public source, including a county or the federal government, for the provision of guardianship services, reported by source, and the total amount of money received from those public sources.
(c) A private professional guardian shall submit with the report required under Subsection (b) a copy of the guardian's application for a certificate of registration required by Section 1104.302, Estates Code.
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