Tex. Labor Code § 301.065
This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 301.065, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.
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§ 301.065. ANNUAL REPORT.
Official statutory text
(a) As soon as practicable after the close of each fiscal year, the commission shall submit to the governor and the legislature a report on the administration and operation of the commission's activities under this title during the preceding fiscal year, including each recommendation of the commission for amendments to this title.
(b) The annual report must include:
(1) a balance sheet of the money in the compensation fund;
(2) the commission's long-term and short-term objectives; and
(3) any other information requested by the legislature or the Legislative Budget Board.
(c) At the time the commission submits the annual report under this section, the commission shall submit to the governor and the legislature a separate supplemental annual report consisting of any information required by other law to be included in the supplemental annual report.
(b) The annual report must include:
(1) a balance sheet of the money in the compensation fund;
(2) the commission's long-term and short-term objectives; and
(3) any other information requested by the legislature or the Legislative Budget Board.
(c) At the time the commission submits the annual report under this section, the commission shall submit to the governor and the legislature a separate supplemental annual report consisting of any information required by other law to be included in the supplemental annual report.
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