Texas § 546.0703 ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND RECORDS.

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§ 546.0703 — ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND RECORDS.

Texas § 546.0703

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 546.0703 (2026).

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Sec. 546.0703. ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND RECORDS.

(a)A contracted organization may request information and records regarding a deceased individual as necessary to carry out the organization's duties. The requested information and records may include:

(1)medical, dental, and mental health care information; and

(2)information and records maintained by any state or local government agency, including:

(A)a birth certificate;

(B)law enforcement investigative data;

(C)medical examiner investigative data;

(D)juvenile court records;

(E)parole and probation information and records; and

(F)adult or child protective services information and records.

(b)On request of the contracted organization, the custodian of the relevant information and records relating to a deceased individual shall pro

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Sec. 546.0703. ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND RECORDS. (a) A contracted organization may request information and records regarding a deceased individual as necessary to carry out the organization's duties. The requested information and records may include:
(1) medical, dental, and mental health care information; and
(2) information and records maintained by any state or local government agency, including:
(A) a birth certificate;
(B) law enforcement investigative data;
(C) medical examiner investigative data;
(D) juvenile court records;
(E) parole and probation information and records; and
(F) adult or child protective services information and records.
(b) On request of the contracted organization, the custodian of the relevant information and records relating to a deceased individual shall provide those records to the organization at no charge.