Texas § 316.043 AMOUNT OF FEE.

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§ 316.043 — AMOUNT OF FEE.

Texas § 316.043

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 316.043 (2026).

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Sec. 316.043. AMOUNT OF FEE.

(a)The amount of a fee covered by this subchapter is the amount specified for that fee in the General Appropriations Act. Fee adjustments authorized through the General Appropriations Act are only for the purpose of offsetting inflation.

(b)A law that specifies the amount of a fee subject to this subchapter is suspended to the extent that it conflicts with the amount of the fee specified in the General Appropriations Act.

(c)If the General Appropriations Act does not specify the amount of the fee, the fee is the amount specified by law.

(d)If a board of regents has the authority to establish a fee that falls within a statutory range, the amounts set under this subchapter constitute only the maximum amount for those fees.

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Sec. 316.043. AMOUNT OF FEE. (a) The amount of a fee covered by this subchapter is the amount specified for that fee in the General Appropriations Act. Fee adjustments authorized through the General Appropriations Act are only for the purpose of offsetting inflation.
(b) A law that specifies the amount of a fee subject to this subchapter is suspended to the extent that it conflicts with the amount of the fee specified in the General Appropriations Act.
(c) If the General Appropriations Act does not specify the amount of the fee, the fee is the amount specified by law.
(d) If a board of regents has the authority to establish a fee that falls within a statutory range, the amounts set under this subchapter constitute only the maximum amount for those fees.