Tex. Government Code § 324.008
This is the official text of Tex. Government Code § 324.008, part of Texas’s Government Code — covers the structure and operation of Texas state and local government.
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§ 324.008. DEPOSIT AND MANAGEMENT OF DOCUMENTS.
Official statutory text
(a) The library is a depository library as defined by Section 441.101 and shall receive state documents and publications from other states distributed by the Texas State Library.
(b) Each printed daily legislative journal, bill, resolution, or other legislative document shall be delivered daily to the library.
(c) At the close of each legislative session, each daily legislative journal, bill, or resolution possessed by the senate or house sergeant at arms shall be delivered to the library to be managed as a legislative record under Section 324.0085.
(d) The governing body of a state agency, as defined by Sections 2151.002(1) and (3), shall deliver to the library and the Texas State Library and Archives Commission immediately after transcription a certified copy of the minutes of any meeting of the governing body. Any changes or corrections to the minutes shall also be delivered to the library and the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
(b) Each printed daily legislative journal, bill, resolution, or other legislative document shall be delivered daily to the library.
(c) At the close of each legislative session, each daily legislative journal, bill, or resolution possessed by the senate or house sergeant at arms shall be delivered to the library to be managed as a legislative record under Section 324.0085.
(d) The governing body of a state agency, as defined by Sections 2151.002(1) and (3), shall deliver to the library and the Texas State Library and Archives Commission immediately after transcription a certified copy of the minutes of any meeting of the governing body. Any changes or corrections to the minutes shall also be delivered to the library and the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
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