Texas § 421.042 PRIVATE SECTOR ADVISORY COUNCIL.

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§ 421.042 — PRIVATE SECTOR ADVISORY COUNCIL.

Texas § 421.042

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 421.042 (2026).

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Sec. 421.042. PRIVATE SECTOR ADVISORY COUNCIL.

(a)The Private Sector Advisory Council is a permanent special advisory committee created to advise the governor or the governor's designee on homeland security issues relevant to the private sector.

(b)The council is composed of:

(1)one representative of a private organization or entity for each of the following sectors of the state, each appointed by the governor or the governor's designee:

(A)agriculture and food;

(B)banking and finance;

(C)chemicals and hazardous materials;

(D)the defense industry;

(E)energy;

(F)emergency services;

(G)information technology;

(H)telecommunications;

(I)postal and shipping;

(J)public health;

(K)transportation;

(L)ports and waterways; and

(M)national monuments and icons; and

(2)other members, a

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Sec. 421.042. PRIVATE SECTOR ADVISORY COUNCIL. (a) The Private Sector Advisory Council is a permanent special advisory committee created to advise the governor or the governor's designee on homeland security issues relevant to the private sector.
(b) The council is composed of:
(1) one representative of a private organization or entity for each of the following sectors of the state, each appointed by the governor or the governor's designee:
(A) agriculture and food;
(B) banking and finance;
(C) chemicals and hazardous materials;
(D) the defense industry;
(E) energy;
(F) emergency services;
(G) information technology;
(H) telecommunications;
(I) postal and shipping;
(J) public health;
(K) transportation;
(L) ports and waterways; and
(M) national monuments and icons; and
(2) other members, as determined by the governor or the governor's designee.