Tex. Local Government Code § 502.102
This is the official text of Tex. Local Government Code § 502.102, part of Texas’s Local Government Code — governs the powers and operations of Texas cities and counties.
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§ 502.102. PROVISION OF TRAINING SEMINAR.
Official statutory text
(a) A training seminar under Section 502.101 must be provided by a statewide organization representing corporations created under this subtitle, except that if the economic development office determines that no statewide organization is able to provide a seminar as required by Section 502.101, the office, in conjunction with the attorney general and the comptroller, shall by rule develop the seminar. The office may enter into an agreement for provision of a seminar developed under those rules with a person the office determines is qualified to provide the seminar.
(b) A person providing a training seminar may:
(1) charge a reasonable fee for attending the seminar; and
(2) compensate an individual who provides instruction at the seminar.
(b) A person providing a training seminar may:
(1) charge a reasonable fee for attending the seminar; and
(2) compensate an individual who provides instruction at the seminar.
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