Tex. Government Code § 321.006
This is the official text of Tex. Government Code § 321.006, part of Texas’s Government Code — covers the structure and operation of Texas state and local government.
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§ 321.006. REQUIREMENTS FOR APPOINTMENT.
Official statutory text
To be eligible for appointment as State Auditor, a person must have unquestioned integrity and moral character and must have had at least five years' experience:
(1) as a certified public accountant in this or another state; and
(2) in a professional or administrative position a major duty of which involved fiscal management, the review of fiscal management, or the auditing or review of operational efficiency or program performance.
(1) as a certified public accountant in this or another state; and
(2) in a professional or administrative position a major duty of which involved fiscal management, the review of fiscal management, or the auditing or review of operational efficiency or program performance.
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