Texas § 441.188 MICROFILMED STATE RECORDS.

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§ 441.188 — MICROFILMED STATE RECORDS.

Texas § 441.188

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 441.188 (2026).

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Sec. 441.188. MICROFILMED STATE RECORDS.

(a)Any state record may be maintained on microfilm.

(b)The microfilming of any state record and the maintenance of a state record on microfilm must be in accordance with standards and procedures adopted as administrative rules of the commission.

(c)A microfilmed state record created in compliance with the rules of the commission is an original record and the microfilmed record or a certified copy of it shall be accepted as such by any court or administrative agency of this state.

(d)A microfilmed state record that was produced in accordance with any state law in force before September 1, 1997, is considered an original record.

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Sec. 441.188. MICROFILMED STATE RECORDS. (a) Any state record may be maintained on microfilm.
(b) The microfilming of any state record and the maintenance of a state record on microfilm must be in accordance with standards and procedures adopted as administrative rules of the commission.
(c) A microfilmed state record created in compliance with the rules of the commission is an original record and the microfilmed record or a certified copy of it shall be accepted as such by any court or administrative agency of this state.
(d) A microfilmed state record that was produced in accordance with any state law in force before September 1, 1997, is considered an original record.