Texas Public Utility Commission requires electric service providers to file annual reports on infrastructure hardening, vegetation management, and emergency preparedness to demonstrate grid reliability and resilience improvements.
Texas Administrative Code repeals outdated epinephrine auto-injector regulations for youth facilities, modernizing emergency medication response standards for schools and youth-serving organizations.
Texas schools must stock and administer opioid antagonist medications with mandatory policies for grades 6-12, maintaining at least two doses per campus and training personnel under 25 TAC §§40.61-40.71.
Texas Film Commission updates Moving Image Industry Incentive Program rules to align grant requirements with 89th Legislature legislative changes, eliminating outdated Texas Heritage Grant provisions.
Texas Funeral Service Commission establishes inspection procedures for non-transplant anatomical donation facilities and willed body programs, requiring compliance with deficiency corrections.
Texas Board of Criminal Justice amends disposal rules for surplus agricultural goods and property from state facilities with minor grammatical corrections that do not substantively affect operations.
Texas Health and Human Services Commission updates State Children's Health Insurance Program terminology to replace "pregnant individual" with "pregnant woman" for consistency with federal and state Medicaid rules, effective with no eligibility or b…
Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending updates application procedures and fee structures for savings bank charters and regulatory approvals, clarifying filing requirements and incomplete application handling for state banking institutions.
Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending simplifies procedures for savings banks to open branch offices by requiring commissioner approval and public notice while removing detailed application requirements.
Finance Commission completes required review of pawnshop operating rules and determines regulations remain necessary and appropriate with no changes made.
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