Texas § 141.0085 REPORTS OF ABUSE; DUTIES OF YOUTH CAMP OPERATOR.

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§ 141.0085 — REPORTS OF ABUSE; DUTIES OF YOUTH CAMP OPERATOR.

Texas § 141.0085

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 141.0085 (2026).

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Sec. 141.0085. REPORTS OF ABUSE; DUTIES OF YOUTH CAMP OPERATOR.

(a)The executive commissioner by rule shall establish a procedure for the department to forward a report of alleged abuse of a camper that is received by the department to the Department of Family and Protective Services or another appropriate agency.

(b)If a law enforcement agency notifies a youth camp operator of the investigation or conviction of an individual who is employed by the camp for an act of sexual abuse, as defined by Section 21.02 , Penal Code, that occurred at the camp, the operator shall:

(1)immediately notify the department of the investigation or conviction; and

(2)retain all records related to the investigation or conviction until the department notifies the camp that the record retention is no longer r

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Sec. 141.0085. REPORTS OF ABUSE; DUTIES OF YOUTH CAMP OPERATOR. (a) The executive commissioner by rule shall establish a procedure for the department to forward a report of alleged abuse of a camper that is received by the department to the Department of Family and Protective Services or another appropriate agency.
(b) If a law enforcement agency notifies a youth camp operator of the investigation or conviction of an individual who is employed by the camp for an act of sexual abuse, as defined by Section 21.02 , Penal Code, that occurred at the camp, the operator shall:
(1) immediately notify the department of the investigation or conviction; and
(2) retain all records related to the investigation or conviction until the department notifies the camp that the record retention is no longer required.