Texas § 87.064 REPORT OF CENTRAL REGISTRY ACTIVITIES AND FINDINGS.

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§ 87.064 — REPORT OF CENTRAL REGISTRY ACTIVITIES AND FINDINGS.

Texas § 87.064

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 87.064 (2026).

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Sec. 87.064. REPORT OF CENTRAL REGISTRY ACTIVITIES AND FINDINGS.

(a)The department shall publish an annual report of activities using data contained in the central registry. The report shall include:

(1)a description of research projects in progress since the last report and the sponsors and principal investigators directing each project;

(2)results of the completed research projects either as an abstract or a complete scientific paper that has been reviewed and approved by an appropriate jury;

(3)a summary of the statistical information compiled in the registry, including a specific discussion of any clusters, high or low incidences, or prevalences or trends encountered;

(4)any policy, research, educational, or other recommendations the department considers appropriate; and

(5)such

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Sec. 87.064. REPORT OF CENTRAL REGISTRY ACTIVITIES AND FINDINGS. (a) The department shall publish an annual report of activities using data contained in the central registry. The report shall include:
(1) a description of research projects in progress since the last report and the sponsors and principal investigators directing each project;
(2) results of the completed research projects either as an abstract or a complete scientific paper that has been reviewed and approved by an appropriate jury;
(3) a summary of the statistical information compiled in the registry, including a specific discussion of any clusters, high or low incidences, or prevalences or trends encountered;
(4) any policy, research, educational, or other recommendations the department considers appropriate; and
(5) such other information the editors of the report find is appropriate.
(b) The department may publish periodic reports in addition to the annual report.