Texas § 181.104 CONSUMER COMPLAINT REPORT BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.

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§ 181.104 — CONSUMER COMPLAINT REPORT BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Texas § 181.104

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 181.104 (2026).

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Sec. 181.104. CONSUMER COMPLAINT REPORT BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.

(a)The attorney general annually shall submit to the legislature a report describing:

(1)the number and types of complaints received by the attorney general and by the state agencies receiving consumer complaints under Section 181.103 ; and

(2)the enforcement action taken in response to each complaint reported under Subdivision (1).

(b)Each state agency that receives consumer complaints under Section 181.103 shall submit to the attorney general, in the form required by the attorney general, the information the attorney general requires to compile the report required by Subsection (a).

(c)The attorney general shall de-identify protected health information from the individual to whom the information pertains before including t

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Sec. 181.104. CONSUMER COMPLAINT REPORT BY ATTORNEY GENERAL. (a) The attorney general annually shall submit to the legislature a report describing:
(1) the number and types of complaints received by the attorney general and by the state agencies receiving consumer complaints under Section 181.103 ; and
(2) the enforcement action taken in response to each complaint reported under Subdivision (1).
(b) Each state agency that receives consumer complaints under Section 181.103 shall submit to the attorney general, in the form required by the attorney general, the information the attorney general requires to compile the report required by Subsection (a).
(c) The attorney general shall de-identify protected health information from the individual to whom the information pertains before including the information in the report required by Subsection (a).