Texas § 314A.004 DESIGNATION OF SUPERVISING STATE AGENCY.

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§ 314A.004 — DESIGNATION OF SUPERVISING STATE AGENCY.

Texas § 314A.004

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 314A.004 (2026).

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Sec. 314A.004. DESIGNATION OF SUPERVISING STATE AGENCY.

(a)The governor shall designate an appropriate state agency, other than the office of the attorney general, to:

(1)review and approve or deny applications submitted under this chapter for certificates of public advantage; and

(2)supervise as provided by Subchapter C the activities for which a certificate of public advantage is issued.

(b)After the governor designates a state agency under Subsection (a), the governor may designate another appropriate state agency under that subsection at any time.

(c)A change in the designation of a state agency made under this section does not affect the validity of any action taken under this chapter by a predecessor designated agency.

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Sec. 314A.004. DESIGNATION OF SUPERVISING STATE AGENCY. (a) The governor shall designate an appropriate state agency, other than the office of the attorney general, to:
(1) review and approve or deny applications submitted under this chapter for certificates of public advantage; and
(2) supervise as provided by Subchapter C the activities for which a certificate of public advantage is issued.
(b) After the governor designates a state agency under Subsection (a), the governor may designate another appropriate state agency under that subsection at any time.
(c) A change in the designation of a state agency made under this section does not affect the validity of any action taken under this chapter by a predecessor designated agency.