Texas § 6.02 COORDINATION OF EXPIRATION DATES.

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§ 6.02 — COORDINATION OF EXPIRATION DATES.

Texas § 6.02

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Tex. Alcoholic Beverage Code Code Ann. § 6.02 (2026).

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Sec. 6.02. COORDINATION OF EXPIRATION DATES.

(a)The commission may authorize a licensee or permittee to change the expiration date of a license or permit held by the licensee or permittee to any date that is agreeable to the commission, consistent with a reasonable annual distribution of renewal application review work of the commission, and to the licensee or permittee.

(b)The fee for an application for a change in expiration date is $25 per license or permit affected.

(c)The commission may not abate or refund a license or permit fee because of a change in the expiration date made under this section but may authorize a license or permit period of less than one year for the period during which the expiration date is changed. The commission may not authorize a license or permit period of

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Sec. 6.02. COORDINATION OF EXPIRATION DATES. (a) The commission may authorize a licensee or permittee to change the expiration date of a license or permit held by the licensee or permittee to any date that is agreeable to the commission, consistent with a reasonable annual distribution of renewal application review work of the commission, and to the licensee or permittee.
(b) The fee for an application for a change in expiration date is $25 per license or permit affected.
(c) The commission may not abate or refund a license or permit fee because of a change in the expiration date made under this section but may authorize a license or permit period of less than one year for the period during which the expiration date is changed. The commission may not authorize a license or permit period of greater than two years.

Arnulfo Cortez, Jr.; Homero R. Balderas, Brian D. Nipper, Mark F. Van Rosendael and Bryan K. Hugghins v. Texas Commission on Law Enforcement; Gregory Stevens in His Capacity as Executive Director of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement; And John Beauchamp, in His Official Capacity as Counsel for Texas Commission on Law Enforcement; And T.J. Vineyard, in His Official Capacity as Major for the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement

(Court of Appeals of Texas, 2025)

Legislative History

Added by Acts 1989, 71st Leg., 1st C.S., ch. 36, Sec. 5, eff. Oct. 18, 1989. Amended by: Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 986 (S.B. 1217 ), Sec. 2, eff. September 1, 2007.