Texas Forensic Science Commission clarifies that crime laboratory managers at unaccredited law enforcement agencies are exempt from Code of Professional Responsibility requirements, though licensed forensic analysts remain subject to the standards.
Texas Commission on Jail Standards updates facility construction rules to replace closed-circuit television language with video monitoring and add digital privacy screen requirements for long-term incarceration facilities.
Texas Commission on Jail Standards updates jail surveillance standards to require video monitoring and digital privacy screens, replacing outdated closed-circuit television references.
Texas Education Code §74.4 lowers the minimum SAT score for high school performance acknowledgment from 1350 to 1340 and adds Classic Learning Test and PSAT 10 as eligible assessments.
Department of Information Resources updates accessibility rules requiring state agencies to procure electronic and information resources compliant with disability access standards; effective June 16, 2026.
Texas Commission on Jail Standards amends county jail health documentation to require notation of inmates' guardianship status in medical records and staff communication, with no fiscal impact to jails.
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors revises engineering licensure experience requirements by renaming the Supplementary Experience Record to Experience Report and streamlining professional experience evaluation.
Texas Governor appointed members to state boards including the Arts Commission and Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee, and renewed disaster proclamations for screwworm threat and storm damage in seven counties, suspending certain regulatory proce…
Texas eliminates financial reporting requirements for state compensatory education spending and removes school district depository contract submission mandates to the state education agency.
Texas Commission on Jail Standards proposes amending county jail telephone rules to require facilitation of inmate-guardian communication through contact information access at no fiscal cost.
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