Texas § 2261.302 PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES.

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§ 2261.302 — PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES.

Texas § 2261.302

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2261.302 (2026).

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Sec. 2261.302. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES. A contractor or subcontractor of a state agency or a vendor responding to a contract solicitation may not directly or indirectly through a third party:

(1)engage in surveillance targeting:

(A)a member of the state legislature or a person employed to support the state legislature in any capacity;

(B)a family member of a person described by Paragraph (A);

(C)a state agency employee; or

(D)an individual making a complaint or raising concerns regarding state agency operations or contracting;

(2)engage in an act of intimidation, coercion, extortion, undue influence, or other similar conduct intended to influence, silence, or retaliate against a person described by Subdivision (1)(A), (B), (C), or (D); or

(3)use private or confidential information to

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Sec. 2261.302. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES. A contractor or subcontractor of a state agency or a vendor responding to a contract solicitation may not directly or indirectly through a third party:
(1) engage in surveillance targeting:
(A) a member of the state legislature or a person employed to support the state legislature in any capacity;
(B) a family member of a person described by Paragraph (A);
(C) a state agency employee; or
(D) an individual making a complaint or raising concerns regarding state agency operations or contracting;
(2) engage in an act of intimidation, coercion, extortion, undue influence, or other similar conduct intended to influence, silence, or retaliate against a person described by Subdivision (1)(A), (B), (C), or (D); or
(3) use private or confidential information to manipulate or influence a state contracting decision or proceeding.