Texas § 465.0107 PURPOSES OF PANEL.

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§ 465.0107 — PURPOSES OF PANEL.

Texas § 465.0107

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 465.0107 (2026).

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Sec. 465.0107. PURPOSES OF PANEL. The panel is established to:

(1)use the knowledge and expertise of regulated persons, small and large businesses, institutions of higher education, and state agencies to identify and expand opportunities for implementing efficiencies in:

(A)the process by which state agencies adopt rules;

(B)the regulatory review process; and

(C)the processes by which contested cases are conducted; and

(2)assist the office and state agencies in identifying:

(A)unnecessary and ineffective rules;

(B)the effect and cost to this state and regulated persons of the agencies' rules and proposed rules; and

(C)opportunities to repeal or amend rules to provide effective protection to the public with the least cost and inconvenience to regulated persons.

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Sec. 465.0107. PURPOSES OF PANEL. The panel is established to:
(1) use the knowledge and expertise of regulated persons, small and large businesses, institutions of higher education, and state agencies to identify and expand opportunities for implementing efficiencies in:
(A) the process by which state agencies adopt rules;
(B) the regulatory review process; and
(C) the processes by which contested cases are conducted; and
(2) assist the office and state agencies in identifying:
(A) unnecessary and ineffective rules;
(B) the effect and cost to this state and regulated persons of the agencies' rules and proposed rules; and
(C) opportunities to repeal or amend rules to provide effective protection to the public with the least cost and inconvenience to regulated persons.