Texas § 1232.1221 COMMENCEMENT OF CERTAIN MULTIYEAR CANCER-RELATED PROJECTS.

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§ 1232.1221 — COMMENCEMENT OF CERTAIN MULTIYEAR CANCER-RELATED PROJECTS.

Texas § 1232.1221

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 1232.1221 (2026).

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Sec. 1232.1221. COMMENCEMENT OF CERTAIN MULTIYEAR CANCER-RELATED PROJECTS.

(a)Funds may be distributed to a grant recipient for a multiyear project for which an award is granted by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas Oversight Committee as authorized by Section 102.257 , Health and Safety Code, after the authority has certified that obligations in an amount sufficient to pay the money needed to fund the project have been authorized for issuance by the authority and approved by the Bond Review Board.

(b)After issuing the obligations, the board shall:

(1)pay the costs of the issuance and any related bond administrative costs of the authority;

(2)certify to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas and to the comptroller that the proceeds from the issuance ar

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Sec. 1232.1221. COMMENCEMENT OF CERTAIN MULTIYEAR CANCER-RELATED PROJECTS. (a) Funds may be distributed to a grant recipient for a multiyear project for which an award is granted by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas Oversight Committee as authorized by Section 102.257 , Health and Safety Code, after the authority has certified that obligations in an amount sufficient to pay the money needed to fund the project have been authorized for issuance by the authority and approved by the Bond Review Board.
(b) After issuing the obligations, the board shall:
(1) pay the costs of the issuance and any related bond administrative costs of the authority;
(2) certify to the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas and to the comptroller that the proceeds from the issuance are available; and
(3) deposit the proceeds into the state treasury to be credited to the account of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.