Texas § 845.107 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

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§ 845.107 — EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Texas § 845.107

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 845.107 (2026).

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Sec. 845.107. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

(a)The board may appoint an executive committee as determined by the board to be useful in conducting the business of the board.

(b)The board may delegate to the executive committee any responsibility considered reasonable by the board.

(c)An executive committee appointed under this section must consist of:

(1)two members who represent the participating hospital providers;

(2)two members who are community representatives, including employers, local government officials, or consumers of health care services; and

(3)two members who meet the requirements of Section 845.101 (c)(2).

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Sec. 845.107. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. (a) The board may appoint an executive committee as determined by the board to be useful in conducting the business of the board.
(b) The board may delegate to the executive committee any responsibility considered reasonable by the board.
(c) An executive committee appointed under this section must consist of:
(1) two members who represent the participating hospital providers;
(2) two members who are community representatives, including employers, local government officials, or consumers of health care services; and
(3) two members who meet the requirements of Section 845.101 (c)(2).