Texas § 352.053 CONTRACTS FOR SERVICE.

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§ 352.053 — CONTRACTS FOR SERVICE.

Texas § 352.053

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Tex. Labor Code Code Ann. § 352.053 (2026).

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Sec. 352.053. CONTRACTS FOR SERVICE.

(a)The commission shall include in its contracts with service providers under this chapter provisions relating to:

(1)clearly defined and measurable program performance standards that directly relate to the service provided;

(2)clearly defined penalties for nonperformance of a contract term; and

(3)clearly specified accounting, reporting, and auditing requirements applicable to money received under the contract.

(b)The commission shall monitor a service provider's performance under a contract for service under this chapter. In monitoring performance, the commission shall:

(1)use a risk-assessment methodology to institute statewide monitoring of contract compliance of service providers; and

(2)evaluate service providers based on clearly defined an

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Sec. 352.053. CONTRACTS FOR SERVICE. (a) The commission shall include in its contracts with service providers under this chapter provisions relating to:
(1) clearly defined and measurable program performance standards that directly relate to the service provided;
(2) clearly defined penalties for nonperformance of a contract term; and
(3) clearly specified accounting, reporting, and auditing requirements applicable to money received under the contract.
(b) The commission shall monitor a service provider's performance under a contract for service under this chapter. In monitoring performance, the commission shall:
(1) use a risk-assessment methodology to institute statewide monitoring of contract compliance of service providers; and
(2) evaluate service providers based on clearly defined and measurable program performance objectives.