Texas § 411.559 WORK GROUPS; STUDY OF TECHNOLOGIES.

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§ 411.559 — WORK GROUPS; STUDY OF TECHNOLOGIES.

Texas § 411.559

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 411.559 (2026).

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Sec. 411.559. WORK GROUPS; STUDY OF TECHNOLOGIES.

(a)The division may establish and appoint members to one or more work groups to:

(1)study any issue related to the division's duties or the law enforcement initiatives or operations of this state; and

(2)advise or produce written reports on an issue studied under Subdivision (1).

(b)A work group established under this section may be composed of representatives from state and federal agencies, local governments, and private organizations. The division may provide administrative support for any work group established under this section.

(c)The division shall, in collaboration with any person who by law performs similar duties, establish or operate work groups to study methods or technologies to enhance the border security operations of t

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Sec. 411.559. WORK GROUPS; STUDY OF TECHNOLOGIES. (a) The division may establish and appoint members to one or more work groups to:
(1) study any issue related to the division's duties or the law enforcement initiatives or operations of this state; and
(2) advise or produce written reports on an issue studied under Subdivision (1).
(b) A work group established under this section may be composed of representatives from state and federal agencies, local governments, and private organizations. The division may provide administrative support for any work group established under this section.
(c) The division shall, in collaboration with any person who by law performs similar duties, establish or operate work groups to study methods or technologies to enhance the border security operations of this state and the security of the critical infrastructure of this state, including any task force established to survey the vulnerabilities of state government, local governments, and critical infrastructure.