Texas § 61.103 ADOPTION OF PROCLAMATIONS.

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§ 61.103 — ADOPTION OF PROCLAMATIONS.

Texas § 61.103

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Tex. Parks and Wildlife Code Code Ann. § 61.103 (2026).

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Sec. 61.103. ADOPTION OF PROCLAMATIONS.

(a)A proclamation under this chapter must be adopted by a quorum of the commission at a meeting of the commission held in the commission's office in Austin.

(b)A proclamation may be adopted at any special or regular meeting of the commission, for which the date and time are designated by the commission.

(c)Any person interested in a proclamation is entitled to be heard at the meeting and may introduce evidence on the imminence of depletion or waste.

(d)For the purpose of adopting a proclamation under this chapter, a quorum of the commission is five members.

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Sec. 61.103. ADOPTION OF PROCLAMATIONS. (a) A proclamation under this chapter must be adopted by a quorum of the commission at a meeting of the commission held in the commission's office in Austin.
(b) A proclamation may be adopted at any special or regular meeting of the commission, for which the date and time are designated by the commission.
(c) Any person interested in a proclamation is entitled to be heard at the meeting and may introduce evidence on the imminence of depletion or waste.
(d) For the purpose of adopting a proclamation under this chapter, a quorum of the commission is five members.