Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code - CIV PRAC & REM § 84.0068. Liability of Single Source Continuum Contractors or Certain Nonprofit Entities Providing Community-Based Care or Child Welfare Services

(1) conducted timely criminal background checks for the person as required by law;

(2) before hiring, contracting with, or otherwise enlisting the services of the person and then at least once every five years, confirmed the person is not listed in a state registry or database that indicates the person is ineligible to supervise or treat children;

(3) reported any known allegation of misconduct by the person as required by law;

(4) taken timely and proportionate administrative or personnel action in response to deficiency in the performance of duties by the person;  and

(5) required the person to complete training for:

(1) the entity was not in substantial compliance with a requirement described by Subsection (b) at the time of the act or omission giving rise to the claim;

(2) the requirement was designed to prevent the specific type of harm alleged to have occurred;  and

(3) the entity's failure to be in substantial compliance with the requirement was a contributing factor in bringing about the harm.

(1) the liability of an entity for a claim otherwise authorized by state or federal law;  or

(2) the ability of a governmental entity to take administrative, regulatory, or prosecutorial action against an entity described by Section 264.170(a), Family Code.