Texas § 2060.003 STUDY.

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§ 2060.003 — STUDY.

Texas § 2060.003

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2060.003 (2026).

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Sec. 2060.003. STUDY. The study conducted by the commission must consider methods to:

(1)structure, classify, and share data among state agencies;

(2)more efficiently gather and process data;

(3)collect and post data online in an open source format that is machine-readable, exportable, and easily accessible by the public;

(4)standardize data across state agencies;

(5)incorporate reporting practices by state agencies into the open data systems of the state;

(6)improve coordination of interagency data;

(7)improve sharing of data between state agencies;

(8)reduce the costs of collecting data;

(9)reduce duplicative data and information;

(10)increase accountability and ensure state agencies share and report the data collected by the state agencies;

(11)improve information management

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Sec. 2060.003. STUDY. The study conducted by the commission must consider methods to:
(1) structure, classify, and share data among state agencies;
(2) more efficiently gather and process data;
(3) collect and post data online in an open source format that is machine-readable, exportable, and easily accessible by the public;
(4) standardize data across state agencies;
(5) incorporate reporting practices by state agencies into the open data systems of the state;
(6) improve coordination of interagency data;
(7) improve sharing of data between state agencies;
(8) reduce the costs of collecting data;
(9) reduce duplicative data and information;
(10) increase accountability and ensure state agencies share and report the data collected by the state agencies;
(11) improve information management and analysis to:
(A) increase information security;
(B) uncover fraud and waste;
(C) reduce costs incurred by state agencies;
(D) improve operations performed by state agencies; and
(E) verify compliance with applicable laws; and
(12) determine other data and transparency issues.