Texas § 60.003 COMMISSION AUTHORITY.

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§ 60.003 — COMMISSION AUTHORITY.

Texas § 60.003

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Tex. Utilities Code Code Ann. § 60.003 (2026).

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Sec. 60.003. COMMISSION AUTHORITY.

(a)The commission may:

(1)establish procedures with respect to a policy stated in this subchapter or Subchapters B-H; and

(2)resolve a dispute that arises under a policy described by Subdivision (1).

(b)The commission shall adopt procedures for a proceeding under Subchapters B and C. A procedure may:

(1)limit discovery; and

(2)for purposes of cross-examination align any party, other than the office, with another party that has a similar position.

(c)In adopting a procedure under this section and in resolving a dispute, the commission shall consider the action's effect on:

(1)consumers;

(2)competitors; and

(3)the incumbent local exchange company.

(d)The commission, by order or rule, may not implement a requirement that is contrary to a federal l

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Sec. 60.003. COMMISSION AUTHORITY. (a) The commission may:
(1) establish procedures with respect to a policy stated in this subchapter or Subchapters B-H; and
(2) resolve a dispute that arises under a policy described by Subdivision (1).
(b) The commission shall adopt procedures for a proceeding under Subchapters B and C. A procedure may:
(1) limit discovery; and
(2) for purposes of cross-examination align any party, other than the office, with another party that has a similar position.
(c) In adopting a procedure under this section and in resolving a dispute, the commission shall consider the action's effect on:
(1) consumers;
(2) competitors; and
(3) the incumbent local exchange company.
(d) The commission, by order or rule, may not implement a requirement that is contrary to a federal law or rule.