Texas § 74.007 SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT INPUT.

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§ 74.007 — SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT INPUT.

Texas § 74.007

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Tex. Human Resources Code Code Ann. § 74.007 (2026).

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Sec. 74.007. SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT INPUT.

(a)In performing a duty under Section 74.005 , the Quad-Agency chair may request input from a subject matter expert, including a child-care provider. Input requested under this section may be:

(1)submitted in writing; or

(2)provided in person at a meeting held under Section 74.006 .

(b)Except as provided by Subsection (c), the commission shall make all written submissions by a subject matter expert available to the public on the Texas Workforce Commission's Internet website until the second anniversary of the date the submission is made.

(c)A subject matter expert who makes a written submission may request the written submission be kept confidential. If a subject matter expert requests that the written submission be kept confidential, the comm

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Sec. 74.007. SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT INPUT. (a) In performing a duty under Section 74.005 , the Quad-Agency chair may request input from a subject matter expert, including a child-care provider. Input requested under this section may be:
(1) submitted in writing; or
(2) provided in person at a meeting held under Section 74.006 .
(b) Except as provided by Subsection (c), the commission shall make all written submissions by a subject matter expert available to the public on the Texas Workforce Commission's Internet website until the second anniversary of the date the submission is made.
(c) A subject matter expert who makes a written submission may request the written submission be kept confidential. If a subject matter expert requests that the written submission be kept confidential, the commission may not make the written submission available to the public on the Texas Workforce Commission's Internet website.