122.259 – HEARING ON APPEAL OF PROPOSED ORDER. (a) If the
Texas Finance Code § 122.259
Summary
This law outlines the process for appealing a cease and desist or removal order issued against a credit union or its employee. It specifies that an appeal does not delay the enforcement of the order and details the commission's authority to make decisions after the hearing.
Appeals must be heard by the commission as per their rules.
Filing an appeal does not suspend the enforcement of orders.
The commission can vacate, affirm, or modify the original order.
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