Texas § 21.064 REPORTS AND INFORMATION.

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§ 21.064 — REPORTS AND INFORMATION.

Texas § 21.064

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 21.064 (2026).

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Sec. 21.064. REPORTS AND INFORMATION.

(a)The department may report to an appropriate agency of another state or of the United States that a proceeding has been instituted that charges a violation of this chapter or of a federal statute.

(b)The department on its own initiative or by request may issue to a state or municipal officer authorized by the department or by the United States to enforce a law relating to aeronautics a report about:

(1)a proceeding instituted that charges a violation of this chapter or of a federal statute;

(2)penalties; or

(3)other information.

(c)The department may receive a report of penalties or other information from an agency of another state or of the United States.

(d)The department may enter into a necessary agreement with the United States or an agen

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Sec. 21.064. REPORTS AND INFORMATION. (a) The department may report to an appropriate agency of another state or of the United States that a proceeding has been instituted that charges a violation of this chapter or of a federal statute.
(b) The department on its own initiative or by request may issue to a state or municipal officer authorized by the department or by the United States to enforce a law relating to aeronautics a report about:
(1) a proceeding instituted that charges a violation of this chapter or of a federal statute;
(2) penalties; or
(3) other information.
(c) The department may receive a report of penalties or other information from an agency of another state or of the United States.
(d) The department may enter into a necessary agreement with the United States or an agency of another state governing the delivery, receipt, exchange, or use of a report or other information.
(e) The department shall submit an agreement entered into by the department under Subsection (d) to the attorney general for approval as to form.
(f) A report issued by the department is not evidence of a violation and may not be received as evidence by a court.