Texas § 660.015 CANCELLATION CHARGES.

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§ 660.015 — CANCELLATION CHARGES.

Texas § 660.015

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 660.015 (2026).

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Sec. 660.015. CANCELLATION CHARGES. A state agency may pay or reimburse a state employee for a cancellation charge if:

(1)the charge is incurred for a reason related to official state business or to official state business that could not be conducted because of a natural disaster or other natural occurrence; or

(2)the charge is:

(A)related to a transportation expense that was paid in advance to obtain lower rates; and

(B)incurred because the employee was unable to use the transportation because of an illness or a personal emergency.

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Sec. 660.015. CANCELLATION CHARGES. A state agency may pay or reimburse a state employee for a cancellation charge if:
(1) the charge is incurred for a reason related to official state business or to official state business that could not be conducted because of a natural disaster or other natural occurrence; or
(2) the charge is:
(A) related to a transportation expense that was paid in advance to obtain lower rates; and
(B) incurred because the employee was unable to use the transportation because of an illness or a personal emergency.