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Texas Health and Safety Code - HEALTH & SAFETY § 263.101. Inspections

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

(a) A resident officer of a county hospital shall admit a member of the board of managers into every part of the hospital and its premises.

(b) On the demand of a member of the board of managers, a resident officer of the hospital shall:

(1) give the board access to all books, papers, accounts, and other records pertaining to the hospital; and

(2) furnish the board with copies, abstracts, and reports.

(c) A hospital established or maintained under this chapter is subject to inspection by an authorized representative of:

(1) the Department of State Health Services;

(2) the commissioners court; or

(3) a state board of charities, if such a board is created.

(d) A resident officer of a county hospital shall admit a representative listed in Subsection (c) into every part of the hospital and its buildings.

(e) On the demand of a representative listed in Subsection (c), a resident officer of the hospital shall give the representative access to all books, papers, accounts, reports, and other records pertaining to the hospital.

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