Texas § 546.0158 PROPOSALS INVOLVING MULTIPLE COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS.

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§ 546.0158 — PROPOSALS INVOLVING MULTIPLE COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS.

Texas § 546.0158

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 546.0158 (2026).

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Sec. 546.0158. PROPOSALS INVOLVING MULTIPLE COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS.

(a)If a combination of community-based organizations makes a proposal, the organizations must designate a single organization to receive and administer the grant.

(b)If a community-based organization receives a grant on behalf of a combination of community-based organizations or if the community-based organization's proposal involves coordination with other entities to accomplish the proposal's purpose, the commission may condition receipt of the grant on the organization's making a good faith effort to coordinate with other entities in the manner indicated in the proposal.

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Sec. 546.0158. PROPOSALS INVOLVING MULTIPLE COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS. (a) If a combination of community-based organizations makes a proposal, the organizations must designate a single organization to receive and administer the grant.
(b) If a community-based organization receives a grant on behalf of a combination of community-based organizations or if the community-based organization's proposal involves coordination with other entities to accomplish the proposal's purpose, the commission may condition receipt of the grant on the organization's making a good faith effort to coordinate with other entities in the manner indicated in the proposal.