Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles withdrew a proposed amendment to §143.24 regarding reprieves due to failure to adopt the rule within the required six-month window.
Texas Workforce Commission repeals the rule allowing pre-K partnerships to bypass child care provider waiting lists, implementing HB 2294 and affecting subsidized child care access for partnership program children.
Texas Workforce Commission amends child care services rules under HB 2294 to expand eligibility for low-income families, including children experiencing homelessness, children with disabilities, and children of essential workers.
Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas allows withholding final 10% of Product Development Research grant funds until closeout reports are completed, with recipient request option for holdback reduction.
Texas Optometry Board repeals redundant rule reiterating state law requirement to withhold license renewals for unpaid child support, reducing administrative burden for the board.
Employees Retirement System of Texas updates dependent care flexible spending account contribution limits for state employees to align with federal law changes.
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors moved English translation requirements for education transcripts from a specific rule to a broader application rule covering all documents submitted by surveyor license applicants.
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors moved English translation requirements for education transcripts from a specific rule to a broader application document rule with no fiscal impact.
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors now requires standard application evaluation for Mexican engineering degrees instead of automatic approval following NAFTA's expiration.
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors requires engineering license applications to include documents in English or with certified English translations, effective immediately with no additional applicant costs.
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