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Texas Human Resources Code - HUM RES § 74.005. Duties

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

The commission shall:

(1) coordinate participating agency initiatives that impact the cost, quality, or accessibility of child care;

(2) consider and start interagency initiatives to expand access to quality, affordable child care; and

(3) review and recommend actions to streamline existing or proposed regulations, rules, policies, or any other participating agency actions that impact the child-care industry to:

(A) resolve regulatory conflicts and duplication among participating agencies;

(B) lower insurance costs for child-care providers;

(C) protect the health and safety of children participating in child care;

(D) advance quality education for child-care providers;  and

(E) create consistent, predictable, and reasonable enforcement mechanisms among participating agencies.

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