Texas § 701.107 CERTAIN AGENCIES' DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION.

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§ 701.107 — CERTAIN AGENCIES' DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION.

Texas § 701.107

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 701.107 (2026).

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Sec. 701.107. CERTAIN AGENCIES' DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION.

(a)On the insurance fraud unit's request, an authorized governmental agency or a state licensing agency shall provide material, documents, reports, complaints, or other evidence to the insurance fraud unit.

(b)Compliance with Subsection (a) by an authorized governmental agency or a state licensing agency does not constitute waiver of any otherwise applicable privilege or confidentiality requirement.

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Sec. 701.107. CERTAIN AGENCIES' DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION. (a) On the insurance fraud unit's request, an authorized governmental agency or a state licensing agency shall provide material, documents, reports, complaints, or other evidence to the insurance fraud unit.
(b) Compliance with Subsection (a) by an authorized governmental agency or a state licensing agency does not constitute waiver of any otherwise applicable privilege or confidentiality requirement.