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116.003 – EFFECT OF CHAPTER. This chapter does not affect | Texas Law

Learn about Texas's EFFECT OF CHAPTER. This chapter does not affect law, including definitions, penalties, and legal implications.

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116.003 – EFFECT OF CHAPTER. This chapter does not affect

Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 116.003

Summary

This law clarifies that the provisions in this chapter do not override any existing laws that protect privileged or confidential information. It ensures that any information deemed confidential remains protected, regardless of the chapter's regulations.

Does not affect privileged or confidential information.

Maintains existing protections under other laws.

Ensures confidentiality remains intact despite chapter provisions.

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