Tex. Health and Safety Code § 102.107
This is the official text of Tex. Health and Safety Code § 102.107, part of Texas’s Health and Safety Code — covers public health and safety regulation.
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§ 102.107. POWERS AND DUTIES.
Official statutory text
(a) The oversight committee shall:
(1) hire a chief executive officer;
(2) annually set priorities as prescribed by the legislature for each grant program that receives money under this chapter; and
(3) consider the priorities set under Subdivision (2) in awarding grants under this chapter.
(b) The oversight committee may conduct a closed meeting in accordance with Subchapter E, Chapter 551, Government Code, to discuss issues related to managing, acquiring, or selling securities or other revenue-sharing obligations realized under the standards established as required by Section 102.256.
(1) hire a chief executive officer;
(2) annually set priorities as prescribed by the legislature for each grant program that receives money under this chapter; and
(3) consider the priorities set under Subdivision (2) in awarding grants under this chapter.
(b) The oversight committee may conduct a closed meeting in accordance with Subchapter E, Chapter 551, Government Code, to discuss issues related to managing, acquiring, or selling securities or other revenue-sharing obligations realized under the standards established as required by Section 102.256.
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