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Texas Education Code - EDUC § 10.005. Reporting Requirements

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Not later than September 1 of each year, the lead agency shall submit to the governor and the legislature a report on the progress in developing, establishing, and operating the system.

(b) The initial report required by Subsection (a) must include:

(1) an interagency data governance plan that includes:

(A) objectives relevant to the system and a framework for achieving those objectives;

(B) the roles and responsibilities of all state entities involved in establishing and maintaining the system;  and

(C) documentation of relevant state and federal privacy, cybersecurity, and data collection laws, including rules;

(2) a design plan that includes:

(A) data integration, security, storage, retention, management, processing, and analytics and other products;  and

(B) roles and responsibilities of relevant state entity personnel regarding data integration;  and

(3) information on the status of:

(A) hiring staff described by Section 10.003(3);

(B) funding applied for and secured;  and

(C) the development of an Internet website that includes a preliminary, publicly available consumer data dashboard.

(c) Each report required by Subsection (a) following the initial report must include:

(1) updates to the information required by Subsection (b);

(2) an overview on business use cases the system can support;  and

(3) information on the development of analytic tools based on the business use cases described by Subdivision (2).

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