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Texas Local Government Code - LOC GOV'T § 502.101. Training Regarding Operation of Corporation

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

(a) At least once in each 24-month period, the following persons associated with a corporation shall attend a training seminar regarding the operation of a corporation created under this subtitle:

(1) the municipal attorney, administrator, or clerk of the municipality that authorized the creation of the corporation; and

(2) the corporation's executive director or other person responsible for the corporation's daily administration.

(b) The training seminar must provide at least six hours of instruction on topics relating to the legal and proper operation of a corporation created under this subtitle.

(c) The training seminar must be held at least four times each calendar year in a different geographical region of this state.

(d) A corporation may spend corporate revenue to pay for required attendance at the training seminar.

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