Texas § 2306.569 EFFECTIVE USE OF TECHNOLOGY.

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§ 2306.569 — EFFECTIVE USE OF TECHNOLOGY.

Texas § 2306.569

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2306.569 (2026).

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Sec. 2306.569. EFFECTIVE USE OF TECHNOLOGY. The corporation's board of directors shall develop and implement a policy requiring the president of the corporation and corporation employees to research and propose appropriate technological solutions to improve the corporation's ability to perform its functions. The technological solutions must:

(1)ensure that the public is able to easily find information about the corporation on the Internet;

(2)ensure that persons who want to use the corporation's services are able to:

(A)interact with the corporation through the Internet; and

(B)access any service that can be provided effectively through the Internet; and

(3)be cost-effective and developed through the corporation's planning processes. SUBCHAPTER Z. COLONIAS

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Sec. 2306.569. EFFECTIVE USE OF TECHNOLOGY. The corporation's board of directors shall develop and implement a policy requiring the president of the corporation and corporation employees to research and propose appropriate technological solutions to improve the corporation's ability to perform its functions. The technological solutions must:
(1) ensure that the public is able to easily find information about the corporation on the Internet;
(2) ensure that persons who want to use the corporation's services are able to:
(A) interact with the corporation through the Internet; and
(B) access any service that can be provided effectively through the Internet; and
(3) be cost-effective and developed through the corporation's planning processes.
SUBCHAPTER Z. COLONIAS