Tex. Utilities Code § 52.1035
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§ 52.1035. RENEWAL OF CERTAIN CERTIFICATES.
Official statutory text
(a) The commission by rule shall require each holder of a certificate of operating authority and holder of a service provider certificate of operating authority to file with the commission on a one-time or regular basis:
(1) the certificate holder's name;
(2) the certificate holder's address; and
(3) the most recent version of each annual report the commission requires the certificate holder to file under this subtitle.
(b) The rules must:
(1) require the commission to automatically allow a certificate holder an extension of a filing deadline for the number of days prescribed by the rule, as applicable; and
(2) state that the certificate of a holder will not be valid after the last day of the automatic extension period described by Subdivision (1) if the certificate holder does not file information required by the commission under this section by the end of the automatic extension period.
(c) A certificate holder whose certificate is no longer valid may obtain a new certificate only by complying with the requirements prescribed for obtaining an original certificate.
(1) the certificate holder's name;
(2) the certificate holder's address; and
(3) the most recent version of each annual report the commission requires the certificate holder to file under this subtitle.
(b) The rules must:
(1) require the commission to automatically allow a certificate holder an extension of a filing deadline for the number of days prescribed by the rule, as applicable; and
(2) state that the certificate of a holder will not be valid after the last day of the automatic extension period described by Subdivision (1) if the certificate holder does not file information required by the commission under this section by the end of the automatic extension period.
(c) A certificate holder whose certificate is no longer valid may obtain a new certificate only by complying with the requirements prescribed for obtaining an original certificate.
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