Texas § 434.157 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT.

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§ 434.157 — ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT.

Texas § 434.157

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 434.157 (2026).

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Sec. 434.157. ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT.

(a)The council is administratively attached to the Texas Veterans Commission. The Texas Veterans Commission may provide administrative support and resources to the council as necessary to enable the council to perform its duties.

(b)A state agency represented on the council shall support the agency's involvement with the council and provide staff support as needed to the council.

(c)The designated representative of any organization or agency that accepts an invitation to serve on a coordinating workgroup of the council under Section 434.154 (g) is not entitled to compensation, but is entitled to reimbursement of the representative's travel expenses as provided by Chapter 660 and the General Appropriations Act.

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Sec. 434.157. ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT. (a) The council is administratively attached to the Texas Veterans Commission. The Texas Veterans Commission may provide administrative support and resources to the council as necessary to enable the council to perform its duties.
(b) A state agency represented on the council shall support the agency's involvement with the council and provide staff support as needed to the council.
(c) The designated representative of any organization or agency that accepts an invitation to serve on a coordinating workgroup of the council under Section 434.154 (g) is not entitled to compensation, but is entitled to reimbursement of the representative's travel expenses as provided by Chapter 660 and the General Appropriations Act.