Tex. Labor Code § 407A.252
This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 407A.252, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.
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§ 407A.252. EXAMINATION.
Official statutory text
(a) The commissioner shall examine the financial condition of each group to determine the group's ability to meet the group's obligations under this subtitle. An examination under this section is subject to Article 1.15, Insurance Code, except that, to the extent of a conflict between this chapter and that article, this chapter prevails. The commissioner may examine a group annually for the first three years of the group's operation. Beginning with the fourth year of operation, the commissioner may not examine a group more frequently than once every three years unless the commissioner determines that the group:
(1) is in an impaired financial condition; or
(2) otherwise may not be able to continue to meet the group's obligations under this subtitle.
(b) The commissioner has full access to the records, officers, agents, and employees of a group as necessary to complete an examination under this section. The commissioner may recover the expenses of the examination under Sections 401.151 and 401.152, Insurance Code, to the extent the surcharge under Section 407A.302 does not cover those expenses.
(1) is in an impaired financial condition; or
(2) otherwise may not be able to continue to meet the group's obligations under this subtitle.
(b) The commissioner has full access to the records, officers, agents, and employees of a group as necessary to complete an examination under this section. The commissioner may recover the expenses of the examination under Sections 401.151 and 401.152, Insurance Code, to the extent the surcharge under Section 407A.302 does not cover those expenses.
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