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Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 2262.102. Members

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

(a) The team consists of the following six members:

(1) one member from the Health and Human Services Commission;

(2) one member from the comptroller's office;

(3) one member from the Department of Information Resources;

(4) one member from the Texas Facilities Commission;

(5) one member from the governor's office; and

(6) one member from a small state agency.

(a-1) The chief procurement officer described by Section 2155.091 may add members to the team by designating members from state agencies that agree to participate on the team. A state agency may decline a request to participate on the team under this subsection by submitting a written statement declining the request to the chief procurement officer.

(b) The Legislative Budget Board and the state auditor shall provide technical assistance to the team.

(c) The attorney general's office shall provide legal assistance to the team.

(d) In this section, “small state agency” means a state agency with fewer than 100 employees.

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