Texas § 1551.454 PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAM.

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§ 1551.454 — PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAM.

Texas § 1551.454

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 1551.454 (2026).

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Sec. 1551.454. PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAM.

(a)Each individual eligible to participate in the basic coverage may choose instead to participate in the state consumer-directed health plan if the plan enrollee is an eligible individual under Section 223(c)(1), Internal Revenue Code of 1986. The dependents of a plan enrollee may participate in the state consumer-directed health plan in accordance with Section 1551.455 .

(b)Participation in the state consumer-directed health plan qualifies a plan enrollee to receive a contribution to a health savings account under Section 1551.456 . An individual who elects not to participate in the plan is not eligible to receive a contribution under that section.

(c)Under this section, the board of trustees has exclusive authority to determine an individual's

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Sec. 1551.454. PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAM. (a) Each individual eligible to participate in the basic coverage may choose instead to participate in the state consumer-directed health plan if the plan enrollee is an eligible individual under Section 223(c)(1), Internal Revenue Code of 1986. The dependents of a plan enrollee may participate in the state consumer-directed health plan in accordance with Section 1551.455 .
(b) Participation in the state consumer-directed health plan qualifies a plan enrollee to receive a contribution to a health savings account under Section 1551.456 . An individual who elects not to participate in the plan is not eligible to receive a contribution under that section.
(c) Under this section, the board of trustees has exclusive authority to determine an individual's eligibility to participate in the state consumer-directed health plan and may adopt rules regarding eligibility to participate in the plan.