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1232.056 – OFFICERS; MEETINGS. (a) The governor shall | Texas Law

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1232.056 – OFFICERS; MEETINGS. (a) The governor shall

Texas Government Code § 1232.056

Summary

This law outlines the governance structure for a board, specifying that the governor designates a presiding officer and the board elects an assistant presiding officer. It mandates quarterly meetings and allows for additional meetings as needed.

Governor designates presiding officer for the board.

Board elects assistant presiding officer biennially.

Mandatory quarterly meetings with additional meetings as needed.

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