Texas § 651.202 CONFIDENTIALITY OF REPORTS AND RELATED MATERIAL.

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§ 651.202 — CONFIDENTIALITY OF REPORTS AND RELATED MATERIAL.

Texas § 651.202

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 651.202 (2026).

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Sec. 651.202. CONFIDENTIALITY OF REPORTS AND RELATED MATERIAL.

(a)A report of an examination or investigation under Section 651.201 and any correspondence or memoranda concerning or arising from the examination or investigation:

(1)are confidential communications;

(2)are not subject to subpoena; and

(3)may not be made public, except in connection with a hearing under Section 651.204 or an appearance in connection with the hearing.

(b)Subsection (a) applies to an authenticated copy of a report described by Subsection (a) in the possession of the commissioner, the department, or a license holder.

(c)Information obtained in the course of an examination or investigation may be made available to another governmental agency if the information involves a matter within the scope or jurisdict

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Sec. 651.202. CONFIDENTIALITY OF REPORTS AND RELATED MATERIAL. (a) A report of an examination or investigation under Section 651.201 and any correspondence or memoranda concerning or arising from the examination or investigation:
(1) are confidential communications;
(2) are not subject to subpoena; and
(3) may not be made public, except in connection with a hearing under Section 651.204 or an appearance in connection with the hearing.
(b) Subsection (a) applies to an authenticated copy of a report described by Subsection (a) in the possession of the commissioner, the department, or a license holder.
(c) Information obtained in the course of an examination or investigation may be made available to another governmental agency if the information involves a matter within the scope or jurisdiction of the agency.