Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

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1		-	S.B. No. 241
	1	+	86R25079 JCG-D
	2	+	By: Nelson S.B. No. 241
	3	+	(Longoria)
	4	+	Substitute the following for S.B. No. 241: No.
2	5
3	6
	7	+	A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
4	8		AN ACT
5	9		relating to certain required reports received or prepared by state
6	10		agencies and other governmental entities.
7	11		BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
8	12		ARTICLE 1. REPORTS REQUIRED OF STATE AGENCIES
9	13		SECTION 1.01. Section 21.0452(b), Education Code, is
10	14		amended to read as follows:
11	15		(b) The board shall make available at least the following
12	16		information regarding each educator preparation program:
13	17		(1) the information specified in Sections 21.045(a)
14	18		and (b);
15	19		(2) in addition to any other appropriate information
16	20		indicating the quality of persons admitted to the program, the
17	21		average academic qualifications possessed by persons admitted to
18	22		the program, including:
19	23		(A) average overall grade point average and
20	24		average grade point average in specific subject areas; and
21	25		(B) average scores on the Scholastic Assessment
22	26		Test (SAT), the American College Test (ACT), or the Graduate Record
23	27		Examination (GRE), as applicable;
24	28		(3) the degree to which persons who complete the
25	29		program are successful in obtaining teaching positions;
26	30		(4) the extent to which the program prepares teachers,
27	31		including general education teachers and special education
28	32		teachers, to effectively teach:
29	33		(A) students with disabilities; and
30	34		(B) students of limited English proficiency, as
31	35		defined by Section 29.052;
32	36		(5) the activities offered by the program that are
33	37		designed to prepare teachers to:
34	38		(A) integrate technology effectively into
35	39		curricula and instruction, including activities consistent with
36	40		the principles of universal design for learning; and
37	41		(B) use technology effectively to collect,
38	42		manage, and analyze data to improve teaching and learning for the
39	43		purpose of increasing student academic achievement;
40	44		(6) for each semester, the average ratio of field
41	45		supervisors to candidates completing student teaching, clinical
42	46		teaching, or an internship in an educator preparation program;
43	47		(7) [the percentage of teachers employed under a
44	48		standard teaching certificate within one year of completing the
45	49		program;
46	50		[(8)] the perseverance of beginning teachers in the
47	51		profession, as determined on the basis of the number of beginning
48	52		teachers who maintain status as active contributing members in the
49	53		Teacher Retirement System of Texas for at least three years after
50	54		certification in comparison to similar programs;
51	55		(8) [(9)] the results of exit surveys given to program
52	56		participants on completion of the program that involve evaluation
53	57		of the program's effectiveness in preparing participants to succeed
54	58		in the classroom;
55	59		(9) [(10)] the results of surveys given to school
56	60		principals that involve evaluation of the program's effectiveness
57	61		in preparing participants to succeed in the classroom, based on
58	62		experience with employed program participants; and
59	63		(10) [(11)] the results of teacher satisfaction
60	64		surveys developed under Section 21.045 and given to program
61	65		participants at the end of the first year of teaching.
62	66		SECTION 1.02. Section 51.402(b), Education Code, is amended
63	67		to read as follows:
64	68		(b) The governing board of each institution of higher
65	69		education in the state shall adopt rules and regulations concerning
66	70		faculty academic workloads. In adopting rules under this
67	71		subsection, each institution shall recognize that classroom
68	72		teaching, basic and applied research, and professional development
69	73		are important elements of faculty academic workloads by giving
70	74		appropriate weight to each activity when determining the standards
71	75		for faculty academic workload. An institution may give the same or
72	76		different weight to each activity and to other activities
73	77		recognized by the institution as important elements of faculty
74	78		academic workloads. The established rules and regulations of each
75	79		institution shall be [reported to the coordinating board and]
76	80		included in the operating budgets of each institution.
77	81		SECTION 1.03. Section 51.680(c), Education Code, is amended
78	82		to read as follows:
79	83		(c) It is a policy of the state that each institution of
80	84		higher education shall at all times [after August 31, 1988,] have a
81	85		current copy of its intellectual property policies that meet the
82	86		minimum standards set out in Subsection (a) [on file with the Texas
83	87		Higher Education Coordinating Board or] posted on the institution's
84	88		website on the Internet in a manner available to the public. The
85	89		commissioner of higher education shall establish procedures for the
86	90		monitoring of this policy of the state.
87	91		SECTION 1.04. Section 51.751(b), Education Code, is amended
88	92		to read as follows:
89	93		(b) The center shall examine the efficiency of the public
90	94		school system and the effectiveness of instructional methods and
91	95		curricular programs and promote the use of successful methods and
92	96		programs. The center shall monitor and evaluate the implementation
93	97		of the accountability system under Chapters 39 and 39A [and provide
94	98		annual progress reports to the governor, Legislative Budget Board,
95	99		and commissioner of education].
96		-	SECTION 1.05. Section 52.335, Education Code, is amended by
97		-	adding Subsection (b-1) to read as follows:
98		-	(b-1) A participating higher educational institution is not
99		-	required to provide in any disclosure or report required under this
100		-	section information regarding loans issued by a private entity.
101		-	SECTION 1.06. Section 531.028(b), Government Code, is
	100	+	SECTION 1.05. Section 531.028(b), Government Code, is
102	101		amended to read as follows:
103	102		(b) The executive commissioner shall establish a federal
104	103		money management system to coordinate and monitor the use of
105	104		federal money that is received by health and human services
106	105		agencies to ensure that the money is spent in the most efficient
107	106		manner and shall:
108	107		(1) establish priorities for use of federal money by
109	108		all health and human services agencies, in coordination with the
110	109		coordinated strategic plan established under Section 531.022 [and
111	110		the budget prepared under Section 531.026];
112	111		(2) coordinate and monitor the use of federal money
113	112		for health and human services to ensure that the money is spent in
114	113		the most cost-effective manner throughout the health and human
115	114		services system;
116	115		(3) review and approve all federal funding plans for
117	116		health and human services in this state;
118	117		(4) estimate available federal money, including
119	118		earned federal money, and monitor unspent money;
120	119		(5) ensure that the state meets federal requirements
121	120		relating to receipt of federal money for health and human services,
122	121		including requirements relating to state matching money and
123	122		maintenance of effort;
124	123		(6) transfer appropriated amounts as described by
125	124		Section 531.0271; and
126	125		(7) ensure that each governmental entity identified
127	126		under Section 531.022(e) has access to complete and timely
128	127		information about all sources of federal money for health and human
129	128		services programs and that technical assistance is available to
130	129		governmental entities seeking grants of federal money to provide
131	130		health and human services.
132		-	SECTION 1.07. Sections 531.421(3) and (4), Government Code,
	131	+	SECTION 1.06. Sections 531.421(3) and (4), Government Code,
133	132		are amended to read as follows:
134	133		(3) ["Consortium" means the Texas System of Care
135	134		Consortium established under Subchapter G-1.
136	135		[(4)] "Systems of care services" means a comprehensive
137	136		state system of mental health services and other necessary and
138	137		related services that is organized as a coordinated network to meet
139	138		the multiple and changing needs of children with severe emotional
140	139		disturbances and their families.
141		-	SECTION 1.08. Section 531.422(c), Government Code, is
	140	+	SECTION 1.07. Section 531.422(c), Government Code, is
142	141		amended to read as follows:
143	142		(c) Each community resource coordination group shall submit
144	143		the report described by Subsection (b) to the commission
145	144		[consortium]. The commission [consortium] shall provide [a
146	145		deadline] to each group a deadline for submitting the reports that
147	146		is[. The time frame for completing the reports must be] coordinated
148	147		with any regional reviews by the commission of the delivery of
149	148		related services.
150		-	SECTION 1.09. Section 531.423, Government Code, is amended
	149	+	SECTION 1.08. Section 531.423, Government Code, is amended
151	150		to read as follows:
152	151		Sec. 531.423. SUMMARY REPORT BY COMMISSION [CONSORTIUM].
153	152		(a) The commission [consortium] shall create a summary report
154	153		based on the evaluations in the reports submitted to the commission
155	154		[consortium] by community resource coordination groups under
156	155		Section 531.422. The commission's [consortium's] report must
157	156		include recommendations for policy and statutory changes at each
158	157		agency that is involved in the provision of systems of care services
159	158		and the outcome expected from implementing each recommendation.
160	159		(b) The commission [consortium] shall coordinate, where
161	160		appropriate, the recommendations in the report created under this
162	161		section with recommendations in the assessment developed under
163	162		Chapter 23 (S.B. [No.] 491), Acts of the 78th Legislature, Regular
164	163		Session, 2003, and with the continuum of care developed under
165	164		Section 533.040(d), Health and Safety Code [S.B. No. 490, Acts of
166	165		the 78th Legislature, Regular Session, 2003].
167	166		(c) The commission [consortium] may include in the report
168	167		created under this section recommendations for the statewide
169	168		expansion of sites participating in the Texas System of Care and the
170	169		integration of services provided at those sites with services
171	170		provided by community resource coordination groups.
172	171		(d) The commission [consortium] shall provide a copy of the
173	172		report created under this section to each agency for which the
174	173		report makes a recommendation and to other agencies as appropriate.
175		-	SECTION 1.10. Section 2003.108, Government Code, is amended
	174	+	SECTION 1.09. Section 2003.108, Government Code, is amended
176	175		to read as follows:
177	176		Sec. 2003.108. PENDING CASE STATUS REVIEW [REPORTS].
178	177		[(a) The office shall provide the comptroller a monthly status
179	178		report that lists pending cases and provides information on any
180	179		case that exceeds the comptroller's time lines for issuing a
181	180		proposal for decision or an agreed order.
182	181		[(b)] At least quarterly, the office shall review with the
183	182		comptroller and appropriate staff of the office the status of
184	183		pending cases under this subchapter.
185	184		[(c) The office shall provide a quarterly report to the
186	185		comptroller on services performed by the office for the comptroller
187	186		under this subchapter.]
188		-	SECTION 1.11. Section 2054.075(b), Government Code, is
	187	+	SECTION 1.10. Section 2054.075(b), Government Code, is
189	188		amended to read as follows:
190	189		(b) Each state agency [shall provide that its] information
191	190		resources manager is part of the agency's executive management and
192	191		reports directly [to a person with a title functionally equivalent]
193	192		to the executive head [director] or deputy executive head of the
194	193		agency [director]. Each state agency shall report to the
195	194		department the extent and results of its compliance with this
196	195		subsection and include with the report an organizational chart
197	196		showing the structure of the personnel in the agency's executive
198	197		management. The[, and the] department shall report the extent and
199	198		results of state agencies' compliance with this subsection to the
200	199		legislature.
201		-	SECTION 1.12. Section 2054.100(a), Government Code, is
	200	+	SECTION 1.11. Section 2054.100(a), Government Code, is
202	201		amended to read as follows:
203	202		(a) Each state agency shall submit an operating plan to the
204	203		Legislative Budget Board, [the department,] the quality assurance
205	204		team, and the governor each state fiscal biennium in accordance
206	205		with the directions of the Legislative Budget Board.
207		-	SECTION 1.13. Section 2054.103, Government Code, is amended
	206	+	SECTION 1.12. Section 2054.103, Government Code, is amended
208	207		to read as follows:
209	208		Sec. 2054.103. SUBMISSION OF OPERATING PLANS. Each state
210	209		agency shall send a copy of its biennial operating plan and of any
211	210		amendments to the plan, as approved by the Legislative Budget
212	211		Board, to the governor[, the department,] and the state auditor not
213	212		later than the 30th day after the date the Legislative Budget Board
214	213		approves the plan or amendment, as applicable.
215		-	SECTION 1.14. Sections 2054.133(c) and (f), Government
	214	+	SECTION 1.13. Sections 2054.133(c) and (f), Government
216	215		Code, are amended to read as follows:
217	216		(c) Not later than June 1 [October 15] of each even-numbered
218	217		year, each state agency shall submit a copy of the agency's
219	218		information security plan to the department. Subject to available
220	219		resources, the department may select a portion of the submitted
221	220		security plans to be assessed by the department in accordance with
222	221		department rules.
223	222		(f) Not later than November 15 [January 13] of each
224	223		even-numbered [odd-numbered] year, the department shall submit a
225	224		written report to the governor, the lieutenant governor, and each
226	225		standing committee of the legislature with primary jurisdiction
227	226		over matters related to the department evaluating information
228	227		security for this state's information resources. In preparing the
229	228		report, the department shall consider the information security
230	229		plans submitted by state agencies under this section, any
231	230		vulnerability reports submitted under Section 2054.077, and other
232	231		available information regarding the security of this state's
233	232		information resources. The department shall omit from any written
234	233		copies of the report information that could expose specific
235	234		vulnerabilities in the security of this state's information
236	235		resources.
237		-	SECTION 1.15. Section 2054.304(b), Government Code, is
	236	+	SECTION 1.14. Section 2054.304(b), Government Code, is
238	237		amended to read as follows:
239	238		(b) Except as provided by Subsection (c), the state agency
240	239		must file the project plan with the quality assurance team [and the
241	240		department] before the agency:
242	241		(1) spends more than 10 percent of allocated funds for
243	242		the project or major contract; or
244	243		(2) first issues a vendor solicitation for the project
245	244		or contract.
246		-	SECTION 1.16. Section 2054.515(b), Government Code, is
	245	+	SECTION 1.15. Section 2054.515(b), Government Code, is
247	246		amended to read as follows:
248	247		(b) Not later than December 1 of the year in which a state
249	248		agency conducts the assessment under Subsection (a), the agency
250	249		shall report the results of the assessment to:
251	250		(1) the department; and
252	251		(2) on request, the governor, the lieutenant governor,
253	252		and the speaker of the house of representatives.
254		-	SECTION 1.17. Section 2056.002(d), Government Code, is
	253	+	SECTION 1.16. Section 2056.002(d), Government Code, is
255	254		amended to read as follows:
256	255		(d) A state agency shall send two copies of each plan to both
257	256		the Legislative Reference Library and the state publications
258	257		clearinghouse of the Texas State Library and one copy each to:
259	258		(1) the governor;
260	259		(2) the lieutenant governor;
261	260		(3) the speaker of the house of representatives;
262	261		(4) the Legislative Budget Board; and
263	262		(5) [the Sunset Advisory Commission;
264	263		[(6)] the state auditor[; and
265	264		[(7) the Department of Information Resources].
266		-	SECTION 1.18. Section 2102.009, Government Code, is amended
	265	+	SECTION 1.17. Section 2102.009, Government Code, is amended
267	266		to read as follows:
268	267		Sec. 2102.009. ANNUAL REPORT. The internal auditor shall
269	268		prepare an annual report and submit the report before November 1 of
270	269		each year to the governor, the Legislative Budget Board, [the
271	270		Sunset Advisory Commission,] the state auditor, the state agency's
272	271		governing board, and the administrator. The state auditor shall
273	272		prescribe the form and content of the report, subject to the
274	273		approval of the legislative audit committee.
275		-	SECTION 1.19. Sections 2102.0091(a), (c), and (d),
	274	+	SECTION 1.18. Sections 2102.0091(a), (c), and (d),
276	275		Government Code, are amended to read as follows:
277	276		(a) A state agency shall file with the division of the
278	277		governor's office responsible for budget and policy [Sunset
279	278		Advisory Commission, the Governor's Office of Budget, Planning, and
280	279		Policy], the state auditor, and the Legislative Budget Board a copy
281	280		of each report submitted to the state agency's governing board or
282	281		the administrator of the state agency if the state agency does not
283	282		have a governing board by the agency's internal auditor.
284	283		(c) In addition to the requirements of Subsection (a), a
285	284		state agency shall file with the division of the governor's office
286	285		responsible for budget and policy [Governor's Office of Budget,
287	286		Planning, and Policy], the state auditor, and the Legislative
288	287		Budget Board any action plan or other response issued by the state
289	288		agency's governing board or the administrator of the state agency
290	289		if the state agency does not have a governing board in response to
291	290		the report of the state agency's internal auditor.
292	291		(d) If the state agency does not file the report as required
293	292		by this section, the Legislative Budget Board or the division of the
294	293		governor's office responsible for budget and policy [Governor's
295	294		Office of Budget, Planning, and Policy] may take appropriate action
296	295		to compel the filing of the report.
297		-	SECTION 1.20. Section 2166.003(b), Government Code, is
	296	+	SECTION 1.19. Section 2166.003(b), Government Code, is
298	297		amended to read as follows:
299	298		(b) Only Sections [2166.104,] 2166.151, 2166.152, 2166.153,
300	299		2166.154, 2166.155, 2166.251, and 2166.252[,] and Subchapter H
301	300		apply to a construction project undertaken by or for the Texas
302	301		Department of Criminal Justice for the imprisonment of individuals
303	302		convicted of felonies other than state jail felonies.
304		-	SECTION 1.21. Section 2166.102(c), Government Code, is
	303	+	SECTION 1.20. Section 2166.102(c), Government Code, is
305	304		amended to read as follows:
306	305		(c) The master facilities plan must contain:
307	306		(1) projections of the amount of administrative office
308	307		space and client service space needed by state agencies, including
309	308		the current amount of each state agency's administrative office
310	309		space in Travis County and identification of locations that
311	310		currently exceed the space limitations prescribed by Section
312	311		2165.104(c);
313	312		(2) an examination of the commission's efforts to
314	313		colocate administrative office space;
315	314		(3) an examination of the use, age, condition, and
316	315		economic life of state-owned buildings on the commission's
317	316		inventory, including a listing of all improvements and repairs that
318	317		have been made to the buildings with an itemized account of receipts
319	318		and expenditures and an estimate of needed improvements and
320	319		repairs;
321	320		(4) [(3)] an analysis, in accordance with Subchapter
322	321		D, of projects that have been requested by state agencies,
323	322		including:
324	323		(A) a brief and specific justification prepared
325	324		by the using agency for each project;
326	325		(B) a summary of the project analysis or, if the
327	326		analysis was not made, a statement briefly describing the method
328	327		used to estimate costs for the project;
329	328		(C) a project cost estimate detailed enough to
330	329		allow the budget agencies, the governor, and the legislature the
331	330		widest possible latitude in developing policy regarding each
332	331		project request;
333	332		(D) an estimate, prepared by the commission with
334	333		the cooperation of both the using agency and any private design
335	334		professional retained, of the annual cost of maintaining the
336	335		completed project, including the estimated cost of utility
337	336		services;
338	337		(E) an estimate, prepared by the using agency, of
339	338		the annual cost of staffing and operating the completed project,
340	339		excluding maintenance cost;
341	340		(F) if appropriate and with the using agency's
342	341		approval, an indication of:
343	342		(i) the feasibility of stage construction
344	343		of a requested project; and
345	344		(ii) the degree to which money will be
346	345		required in the next biennium if the project is undertaken in
347	346		stages; and
348	347		(G) the designated priority of each project to
349	348		which a priority rating has been assigned under Section
350	349		2166.151(c);
351	350		(5) [(4)] an examination of the extent to which the
352	351		state satisfies its need for space by leasing building space;
353	352		(6) [(5)] an examination of state-paid operation and
354	353		maintenance costs[, including costs for telecommunications
355	354		services,] for existing buildings owned or leased by the state;
356	355		(7) [(6)] a discussion of the economic and market
357	356		conditions affecting the costs of the construction or lease of
358	357		buildings;
359	358		(8) [(7)] an analysis of whether the state will
360	359		benefit more from satisfying its needs for space by:
361	360		(A) engaging in new projects;
362	361		(B) leasing built space; or
363	362		(C) satisfying its needs in another manner;
364	363		(9) the commission's findings and recommendations
365	364		under Section 2166.103;
366	365		(10) a summary of the commission's findings under
367	366		Section 2166.101 on the status of state-owned buildings and current
368	367		information on construction costs;
369	368		(11) the comprehensive capital improvement and
370	369		deferred maintenance plan and regular updates developed under
371	370		Section 2166.108, including the aggregate project costs for each
372	371		state agency;
373	372		(12) [(8)] an examination of the amount of exempt and
374	373		nonexempt office space under Section 2165.104(c); and
375	374		(13) [(9)] other information relevant to the
376	375		long-range plan that is:
377	376		(A) considered appropriate by the commission; or
378	377		(B) requested in writing by the governor or the
379	378		presiding officer of either house of the legislature.
380		-	SECTION 1.22. Sections 2166.103(b) and (c), Government
	379	+	SECTION 1.21. Sections 2166.103(b) and (c), Government
381	380		Code, are amended to read as follows:
382	381		(b) The commission shall identify counties in which more
383	382		than 50,000 square feet of usable office space is needed and make
384	383		recommendations for meeting that need. The commission may
385	384		recommend leasing or purchasing and renovating one or more existing
386	385		buildings or constructing one or more buildings. [The commission
387	386		shall include the commission's findings and recommendations in the
388	387		commission's master facilities plan required under Section
389	388		2166.102.]
390	389		(c) The commission may collect appropriate information it
391	390		considers necessary for preparing its recommendations [and
392	391		report].
393		-	SECTION 1.23. Section 2166.151, Government Code, is amended
	392	+	SECTION 1.22. Section 2166.151, Government Code, is amended
394	393		by adding Subsection (c) to read as follows:
395	394		(c) If a using agency requests three or more projects, it
396	395		shall designate its priority rating for each project. The budget
397	396		agencies shall, with the commission's cooperation, develop
398	397		detailed instructions to implement the priority system required by
399	398		this subsection.
400		-	SECTION 1.24. Section 2176.005(a), Government Code, is
	399	+	SECTION 1.23. Section 2176.005(a), Government Code, is
401	400		amended to read as follows:
402	401		(a) A state agency in Travis County shall periodically send
403	402		to the governor [and the legislative budget office] a report of its
404	403		progress in achieving the objectives for and the revisions of mail
405	404		operations established under Section 2176.004, including an
406	405		analysis of savings projected from the resulting improvements in
407	406		managing mail.
408		-	SECTION 1.25. Sections 2205.039(a) and (b), Government
	407	+	SECTION 1.24. Sections 2205.039(a) and (b), Government
409	408		Code, are amended to read as follows:
410	409		(a) The [Legislative Budget Board, in cooperation with the]
411	410		department[,] shall prescribe:
412	411		(1) a travel log form for gathering information about
413	412		the use of state-operated aircraft;
414	413		(2) procedures to ensure that individuals who travel
415	414		as passengers on or operate state-operated aircraft provide in a
416	415		legible manner the information requested of them by the form; and
417	416		(3) procedures for each state agency that operates an
418	417		aircraft for sending the form to the department [and the
419	418		Legislative Budget Board].
420	419		(b) The travel log form must request the following
421	420		information about a state-operated aircraft each time the aircraft
422	421		is flown:
423	422		(1) a mission statement, which may appear as a
424	423		selection to be identified from general categories appearing on the
425	424		form;
426	425		(2) the name, state agency represented, destination,
427	426		and signature of each person who is a passenger or crew member of
428	427		the aircraft;
429	428		(3) the date of each flight;
430	429		(4) a detailed and specific description of the
431	430		official business purpose of each flight; and
432	431		(5) other information determined by the [Legislative
433	432		Budget Board and the] department to be necessary to monitor the
434	433		proper use of the aircraft.
435		-	SECTION 1.26. Section 242.005(c), Health and Safety Code,
	434	+	SECTION 1.25. Section 242.005(c), Health and Safety Code,
436	435		is amended to read as follows:
437	436		(c) The department shall submit the required report to the
438	437		governor and the legislature not later than March [October] 1 of
439	438		each year.
440		-	SECTION 1.27. The heading to Subchapter E, Chapter 386,
	439	+	SECTION 1.26. The heading to Subchapter E, Chapter 386,
441	440		Health and Safety Code, is amended to read as follows:
442	441		SUBCHAPTER E. EVALUATION OF UTILITY COMMISSION [AND COMPTROLLER]
443	442		ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS
444		-	SECTION 1.28. Section 386.205, Health and Safety Code, is
	443	+	SECTION 1.27. Section 386.205, Health and Safety Code, is
445	444		amended to read as follows:
446	445		Sec. 386.205. EVALUATION OF UTILITY COMMISSION [AND
447	446		COMPTROLLER] ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS. In cooperation with the
448	447		laboratory, the utility commission shall provide an annual report
449	448		to the commission that, by county, quantifies the reductions of
450	449		energy demand, peak loads, and associated emissions of air
451	450		contaminants achieved [from programs implemented by the state
452	451		energy conservation office and] from programs implemented under
453	452		Section 39.905, Utilities Code.
454		-	SECTION 1.29. Section 388.005(c), Health and Safety Code,
455		-	is amended to read as follows:
456		-	(c) Each political subdivision, institution of higher
457		-	education, or state agency shall establish a goal to reduce the
458		-	electric consumption by the entity by at least five percent each
459		-	state fiscal year for seven [10] years, beginning September 1, 2019
460		-	[2011].
461		-	SECTION 1.30. Section 388.006, Health and Safety Code, is
	453	+	SECTION 1.28. Section 388.006, Health and Safety Code, is
462	454		amended to read as follows:
463	455		Sec. 388.006. STATE ENERGY CONSERVATION OFFICE EVALUATION.
464	456		The State Energy Conservation Office annually shall provide the
465	457		[commission and the] laboratory with an evaluation of the
466	458		effectiveness of state and political subdivision energy efficiency
467	459		programs, including programs under this chapter. The laboratory
468	460		shall calculate, based on the evaluation and the forms submitted to
469	461		the office, the amount of energy savings and estimated reduction in
470	462		pollution achieved as a result of the implementation of programs.
471	463		The laboratory shall share the information with the commission, the
472	464		United States Environmental Protection Agency, and the Electric
473	465		Reliability Council of Texas to help with long-term forecasting and
474	466		in estimating pollution reduction.
475		-	SECTION 1.31. Section 533A.006(a), Health and Safety Code,
	467	+	SECTION 1.29. Section 533A.006(a), Health and Safety Code,
476	468		is amended to read as follows:
477	469		(a) The executive commissioner [department] shall report to
478	470		the Texas Medical Board any allegation received by the commission
479	471		[department] that a physician employed by or under contract with
480	472		the commission [department] in relation to services provided under
481	473		this title has committed an action that constitutes a ground for the
482	474		denial or revocation of the physician's license under Section
483	475		164.051, Occupations Code. The report must be made in the manner
484	476		provided by Section 154.051, Occupations Code.
485		-	SECTION 1.32. Section 533A.062(e), Health and Safety Code,
	477	+	SECTION 1.30. Section 533A.062(e), Health and Safety Code,
486	478		is amended to read as follows:
487	479		(e) The commission shall submit the proposed plan to the
488	480		Legislative Budget Board and the governor not later than October 15
489	481		of each even-numbered year [as part of the consolidated health and
490	482		human services budget recommendation required under Section
491	483		531.026, Government Code].
492		-	SECTION 1.33. Sections 555.102(c) and (d), Health and
	484	+	SECTION 1.31. Sections 555.102(c) and (d), Health and
493	485		Safety Code, are amended to read as follows:
494	486		(c) The inspector general shall deliver the summary report
495	487		to the:
496	488		(1) executive commissioner;
497	489		(2) [commissioner of the department;
498	490		[(3) commissioner of the Department of Family and
499	491		Protective Services;
500	492		[(4) Aging and Disability Services Council;
501	493		[(5)] governor;
502	494		(3) [(6)] lieutenant governor;
503	495		(4) [(7)] speaker of the house of representatives;
504	496		(5) [(8)] standing committees of the senate and house
505	497		of representatives with primary jurisdiction over centers;
506	498		(6) [(9)] state auditor;
507	499		(7) [(10) the] independent ombudsman and the
508	500		assistant ombudsman for the center involved in the report; and
509	501		(8) [(11) the] alleged victim or the alleged victim's
510	502		legally authorized representative.
511	503		(d) A summary report regarding an investigation is subject
512	504		to required disclosure under Chapter 552, Government Code. All
513	505		information and materials compiled by the inspector general in
514	506		connection with an investigation are confidential, and not subject
515	507		to disclosure under Chapter 552, Government Code, and not subject
516	508		to disclosure, discovery, subpoena, or other means of legal
517	509		compulsion for their release to anyone other than the inspector
518	510		general or the inspector general's employees or agents involved in
519	511		the investigation, except that this information may be disclosed to
520	512		[the Department of Family and Protective Services,] the office of
521	513		the attorney general, the state auditor's office, and law
522	514		enforcement agencies.
523		-	SECTION 1.34. Section 555.103(c), Health and Safety Code,
	515	+	SECTION 1.32. Section 555.103(c), Health and Safety Code,
524	516		is amended to read as follows:
525	517		(c) The inspector general shall submit the annual status
526	518		report to the:
527	519		(1) executive commissioner;
528	520		(2) [commissioner of the department;
529	521		[(3) commissioner of the Department of Family and
530	522		Protective Services;
531	523		[(4) Aging and Disability Services Council;
532	524		[(5) Family and Protective Services Council;
533	525		[(6)] governor;
534	526		(3) [(7)] lieutenant governor;
535	527		(4) [(8)] speaker of the house of representatives;
536	528		(5) [(9)] standing committees of the senate and house
537	529		of representatives with primary jurisdiction over centers;
538	530		(6) [(10)] state auditor; and
539	531		(7) [(11)] comptroller.
540		-	SECTION 1.35. Section 574.014(a), Health and Safety Code,
	532	+	SECTION 1.33. Section 574.014(a), Health and Safety Code,
541	533		is amended to read as follows:
542	534		(a) The clerk of each court with jurisdiction to order
543	535		commitment under this chapter shall provide the Office of Court
544	536		Administration each month with a report of the number of
545	537		applications for commitment orders for involuntary mental health
546	538		services filed with the court and the disposition of those cases,
547	539		including the number of commitment orders for inpatient and
548	540		outpatient mental health services. The Office of Court
549	541		Administration shall make the reported information available to the
550	542		Health and Human Services Commission [department] annually.
551		-	SECTION 1.36. Section 40.05275, Human Resources Code, is
	543	+	SECTION 1.34. Section 40.05275, Human Resources Code, is
552	544		amended to read as follows:
553	545		Sec. 40.05275. [ANNUAL] BUSINESS PLAN FOR CHILD PROTECTIVE
554	546		SERVICES. (a) The department shall develop and implement a [an
555	547		annual] business plan for the child protective services program to
556	548		prioritize the department's activities and resources to improve the
557	549		program.
558	550		(b) The department shall coordinate with the department's
559	551		regional staff in developing the [annual] business plan under this
560	552		section.
561	553		(c) The [annual] business plan developed under this section
562	554		must include:
563	555		(1) long-term and short-term performance goals;
564	556		(2) identification of priority projects and ongoing
565	557		initiatives that are clearly linked to established goals; and
566	558		(3) a statement of staff expectations that includes
567	559		identification of:
568	560		(A) the person or team responsible for each
569	561		project;
570	562		(B) the specific tasks and deliverables
571	563		expected;
572	564		(C) the resources needed to accomplish each
573	565		project;
574	566		(D) a time frame for the completion of each
575	567		deliverable and project; and
576	568		(E) the expected outcome for each project and the
577	569		method and procedure for measuring the outcome to ensure effective
578	570		evaluation for each project.
579	571		(d) Not later than October 1 of each even-numbered year, the
580	572		department shall submit the [annual] business plan developed under
581	573		this section to the governor, lieutenant governor, speaker of the
582	574		house of representatives, and chairs of the standing committees of
583	575		the senate and house of representatives having primary jurisdiction
584	576		over child protection issues.
585		-	SECTION 1.37. The heading to Section 40.0528, Human
	577	+	SECTION 1.35. The heading to Section 40.0528, Human
586	578		Resources Code, is amended to read as follows:
587	579		Sec. 40.0528. GOALS FOR [ANNUAL] BUSINESS PLAN FOR CHILD
588	580		PROTECTIVE SERVICES; REPORTING CASELOAD INFORMATION.
589		-	SECTION 1.38. Section 40.0528(a), Human Resources Code, is
	581	+	SECTION 1.36. Section 40.0528(a), Human Resources Code, is
590	582		amended to read as follows:
591	583		(a) The department shall consider the following goals in
592	584		developing the [annual] business plan required under Section
593	585		40.05275 for the child protective services program:
594	586		(1) reducing caseloads;
595	587		(2) enhancing accountability;
596	588		(3) improving the quality of investigations;
597	589		(4) eliminating delays; and
598	590		(5) ensuring the most efficient and effective use of
599	591		child protective services staff and resources.
600		-	SECTION 1.39. Section 114.008(a), Human Resources Code, is
	592	+	SECTION 1.37. Section 114.008(a), Human Resources Code, is
601	593		amended to read as follows:
602	594		(a) Not later than November 1 of each even-numbered year,
603	595		the council shall:
604	596		(1) prepare a report summarizing requirements the
605	597		council identifies and recommendations for providing additional or
606	598		improved services to persons with autism or other pervasive
607	599		developmental disorders; and
608	600		(2) deliver the report to [the executive
609	601		commissioner,] the governor, the lieutenant governor, and the
610	602		speaker of the house of representatives.
611		-	SECTION 1.40. Section 412.053(b), Labor Code, is amended to
	603	+	SECTION 1.38. Section 412.053(b), Labor Code, is amended to
612	604		read as follows:
613	605		(b) The information shall be reported not later than the
614	606		60th day after [before] the last day of each fiscal year.
615		-	SECTION 1.41. Section 413.0515, Labor Code, is amended to
	607	+	SECTION 1.39. Section 413.0515, Labor Code, is amended to
616	608		read as follows:
617	609		Sec. 413.0515. REPORTS OF PHYSICIAN AND CHIROPRACTOR
618	610		VIOLATIONS. (a) If the division or the Texas Medical [State]
619	611		Board [of Medical Examiners] discovers an act or omission by a
620	612		physician that may constitute a felony, a misdemeanor involving
621	613		moral turpitude, a violation of state or federal narcotics or
622	614		controlled substance law, an offense involving fraud or abuse under
623	615		the Medicare or Medicaid program, or a violation of this subtitle,
624	616		the discovering agency shall report in a widely used electronic
625	617		format that act or omission to the other agency.
626	618		(b) If the division or the Texas Board of Chiropractic
627	619		Examiners discovers an act or omission by a chiropractor that may
628	620		constitute a felony, a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, a
629	621		violation of state or federal narcotics or controlled substance
630	622		law, an offense involving fraud or abuse under the Medicare or
631	623		Medicaid program, or a violation of this subtitle, the discovering
632	624		agency shall report in a widely used electronic format that act or
633	625		omission to the other agency.
634		-	SECTION 1.42. Section 161.2111, Natural Resources Code, is
	626	+	SECTION 1.40. Section 161.2111, Natural Resources Code, is
635	627		amended to read as follows:
636	628		Sec. 161.2111. REPORT TO BOND REVIEW BOARD. When the
637	629		Veterans' Land Board applies under Subchapter C, Chapter 1231,
638	630		Government Code, for the Bond Review Board's approval of a bond
639	631		issuance, or on request of the Bond Review Board, with [With]
640	632		respect to purchases made under this chapter, the Veterans' Land
641	633		Board shall file [annually] with the Bond Review Board a report on
642	634		the performance of loans made by the Veterans' Land Board in
643	635		connection with the purchases. The Bond Review Board shall review
644	636		the reports filed by the Veterans' Land Board under this section to
645	637		assess the performance of loans made under this chapter. The filing
646	638		dates and the contents of the reports must comply with any rules
647	639		adopted by the Bond Review Board.
648		-	SECTION 1.43. Section 162.003(e), Natural Resources Code,
	640	+	SECTION 1.41. Section 162.003(e), Natural Resources Code,
649	641		is amended to read as follows:
650	642		(e) When the Veterans' Land Board applies under Subchapter
651	643		C, Chapter 1231, Government Code, for the Bond Review Board's
652	644		approval of a bond issuance, or on request of the Bond Review Board,
653	645		with [With] respect to loans made under the program, the Veterans'
654	646		Land Board shall file [annually] with the Bond Review Board a report
655	647		on the performance of the loans. The Bond Review Board shall review
656	648		the reports filed by the Veterans' Land Board under this subsection
657	649		to assess the performance of loans made under the program. The
658	650		filing dates and the contents of the reports must comply with any
659	651		rules adopted by the Bond Review Board.
660		-	SECTION 1.44. Section 13.063, Utilities Code, is amended to
	652	+	SECTION 1.42. Section 13.063, Utilities Code, is amended to
661	653		read as follows:
662	654		Sec. 13.063. ANNUAL REPORT [REPORTS]. [(b)] The office
663	655		shall prepare annually a report on the office's activities during
664	656		the preceding year and submit the report to the standing
665	657		legislative committees that have jurisdiction over the office, the
666	658		house appropriations committee, and the senate finance committee[,
667	659		and the Sunset Advisory Commission]. At a minimum, the report must
668	660		include:
669	661		(1) a list of the types of activities conducted by the
670	662		office and the time spent by the office on each activity;
671	663		(2) the number of hours billed by the office for
672	664		representing residential or small commercial consumers in
673	665		proceedings;
674	666		(3) the number of staff positions and the type of work
675	667		performed by each position; and
676	668		(4) the office's rate of success in representing
677	669		residential or small commercial consumers in appealing commission
678	670		decisions.
679		-	SECTION 1.45. Section 17.1245, Water Code, is amended to
	671	+	SECTION 1.43. Section 17.1245, Water Code, is amended to
680	672		read as follows:
681	673		Sec. 17.1245. EVALUATION. [(a)] In passing on an
682	674		application for financial assistance from a retail public utility
683	675		that provides potable water service to 3,300 or more connections,
684	676		the board shall:
685	677		(1) evaluate for compliance with the board's best
686	678		management practices the utility's water conservation plan
687	679		required under Section 13.146; and
688	680		(2) issue a report to a utility detailing the results
689	681		of the evaluation conducted under Subdivision (1).
690	682		[(b) Not later than January 1 of each odd-numbered year, the
691	683		board shall submit to the legislature a written summary of the
692	684		results of evaluations conducted under Subsection (a)(1).]
693		-	SECTION 1.46. Sections 27.0516(k) and (m), Water Code, are
	685	+	SECTION 1.44. Sections 27.0516(k) and (m), Water Code, are
694	686		amended to read as follows:
695	687		(k) Notwithstanding Subsection (h)(3), a general permit may
696	688		authorize the owner of an injection well authorized under
697	689		Subsection (f)(2) or (3) to continue operating the well for the
698	690		purpose of implementing the desalination or engineered aquifer
699	691		storage and recovery project following completion of the
700	692		small-scale research project, provided that:
701	693		(1) the injection well owner timely submits the
702	694		information collected as part of the research project, including
703	695		monitoring reports and information regarding the environmental
704	696		impact of the well, to the commission;
705	697		(2) the injection well owner, following the completion
706	698		of studies and monitoring adequate to characterize risks to the
707	699		fresh water portion of the Edwards Aquifer and other fresh water
708	700		associated with the continued operation of the well, and at least 90
709	701		days before the date the owner initiates commercial well
710	702		operations, files with the commission a notice of intent to
711	703		continue operation of the well after completion of the research
712	704		project; and
713	705		(3) the commission, based on the studies and
714	706		monitoring[, the report provided by Texas State University--San
715	707		Marcos under Subsection (l)(2),] and any other reasonably available
716	708		information, determines that continued operation of the injection
717	709		well as described in the notice of intent does not pose an
718	710		unreasonable risk to the fresh water portion of the Edwards Aquifer
719	711		or other fresh water associated with the continued operation of the
720	712		well.
721	713		(m) The commission shall make the information provided by
722	714		the owner of the injection well under Subsection (k)(1) [and the
723	715		report provided by Texas State University--San Marcos under
724	716		Subsection (l)(2)] easily accessible to the public in a timely
725	717		manner. The permit may authorize the owner of the well to continue
726	718		operating the well following completion of the research project
727	719		pending the determination by the commission.
728	720		ARTICLE 2. CONFORMING AMENDMENTS REGARDING COLONIAS PROJECTS
729	721		ADMINISTERED BY STATE AGENCIES
730	722		SECTION 2.01. The heading to Section 51.0052, Education
731	723		Code, is amended to read as follows:
732	724		Sec. 51.0052. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
733	725		PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
734	726		SECTION 2.02. Section 51.0052(d), Education Code, is
735	727		amended to read as follows:
736	728		(d) Regarding any projects funded by an institution of
737	729		higher education that provide assistance to colonias, the [The]
738	730		institution of higher education shall require an applicant for the
739	731		funds [administered by the institution] to submit to the
740	732		institution a colonia classification number, if one exists, for
741	733		each colonia that may be served by the project proposed in the
742	734		application. If a colonia does not have a classification number,
743	735		the institution of higher education may contact the secretary of
744	736		state or the secretary of state's representative to obtain the
745	737		classification number. On request of the institution, the
746	738		secretary of state or the secretary of state's representative shall
747	739		assign a classification number to the colonia.
748	740		SECTION 2.03. The heading to Section 487.060, Government
749	741		Code, is amended to read as follows:
750	742		Sec. 487.060. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
751	743		PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
752	744		SECTION 2.04. Section 487.060(d), Government Code, is
753	745		amended to read as follows:
754	746		(d) Regarding any projects funded by the department that
755	747		serve colonias by providing water or wastewater services, paved
756	748		roads, or other assistance, the [The] department shall require an
757	749		applicant for the funds [administered by the department] to submit
758	750		to the department a colonia classification number, if one exists,
759	751		for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed in the
760	752		application. If a colonia does not have a classification number,
761	753		the department may contact the secretary of state or the secretary
762	754		of state's representative to obtain a number. On request of the
763	755		department, the secretary of state or the secretary of state's
764	756		representative shall assign a classification number.
765	757		SECTION 2.05. The heading to Section 531.0141, Government
766	758		Code, is amended to read as follows:
767	759		Sec. 531.0141. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
768	760		PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
769	761		SECTION 2.06. Section 531.0141(d), Government Code, is
770	762		amended to read as follows:
771	763		(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
772	764		provide assistance to colonias, the [The] commission shall require
773	765		an applicant for the funds [administered by the commission] to
774	766		submit to the commission a colonia classification number, if one
775	767		exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
776	768		in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
777	769		number, the commission may contact the secretary of state or the
778	770		secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
779	771		number. On request of the commission, the secretary of state or the
780	772		secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
781	773		number to the colonia.
782	774		SECTION 2.07. The heading to Section 2306.083, Government
783	775		Code, is amended to read as follows:
784	776		Sec. 2306.083. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
785	777		PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
786	778		SECTION 2.08. Section 2306.083(d), Government Code, is
787	779		amended to read as follows:
788	780		(d) Regarding any projects funded by the department that
789	781		provide assistance to colonias, the [The] department shall require
790	782		an applicant for the funds [administered by the department] to
791	783		submit to the department a colonia classification number, if one
792	784		exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
793	785		in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
794	786		number, the department may contact the secretary of state or the
795	787		secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
796	788		number. On request of the department, the secretary of state or the
797	789		secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
798	790		number to the colonia.
799	791		SECTION 2.09. The heading to Section 1001.033, Health and
800	792		Safety Code, is amended to read as follows:
801	793		Sec. 1001.033. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
802	794		PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
803	795		SECTION 2.10. Section 1001.033(d), Health and Safety Code,
804	796		is amended to read as follows:
805	797		(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
806	798		provide assistance to colonias, the [The] commission shall require
807	799		an applicant for the funds [administered by the commission] to
808	800		submit to the commission a colonia classification number, if one
809	801		exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
810	802		in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
811	803		number, the commission may contact the secretary of state or the
812	804		secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
813	805		number. On request of the commission, the secretary of state or the
814	806		secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
815	807		number to the colonia.
816	808		SECTION 2.11. The heading to Section 201.116,
817	809		Transportation Code, is amended to read as follows:
818	810		Sec. 201.116. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS
819	811		PROJECTS [REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
820	812		SECTION 2.12. Section 201.116(d), Transportation Code, is
821	813		amended to read as follows:
822	814		(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
823	815		serve colonias by providing paved roads or other assistance, the
824	816		[The] commission shall require an applicant for the funds
825	817		[administered by the commission] to submit to the commission a
826	818		colonia classification number, if one exists, for each colonia that
827	819		may be served by the project proposed in the application. If a
828	820		colonia does not have a classification number, the commission may
829	821		contact the secretary of state or the secretary of state's
830	822		representative to obtain the classification number. On request of
831	823		the commission, the secretary of state or the secretary of state's
832	824		representative shall assign a classification number to the colonia.
833	825		SECTION 2.13. The heading to Section 5.1781, Water Code, is
834	826		amended to read as follows:
835	827		Sec. 5.1781. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS PROJECTS
836	828		[REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
837	829		SECTION 2.14. Section 5.1781(d), Water Code, is amended to
838	830		read as follows:
839	831		(d) Regarding any projects funded by the commission that
840	832		provide assistance to colonias, the [The] commission shall require
841	833		an applicant for the funds [administered by the commission] to
842	834		submit to the commission a colonia classification number, if one
843	835		exists, for each colonia that may be served by the project proposed
844	836		in the application. If a colonia does not have a classification
845	837		number, the commission may contact the secretary of state or the
846	838		secretary of state's representative to obtain the classification
847	839		number. On request of the commission, the secretary of state or the
848	840		secretary of state's representative shall assign a classification
849	841		number to the colonia.
850	842		SECTION 2.15. The heading to Section 6.1565, Water Code, is
851	843		amended to read as follows:
852	844		Sec. 6.1565. APPLICATION REQUIREMENT FOR COLONIAS PROJECTS
853	845		[REPORT TO SECRETARY OF STATE].
854	846		SECTION 2.16. Section 6.1565(d), Water Code, is amended to
855	847		read as follows:
856	848		(d) Regarding any projects funded by the board that serve
857	849		colonias by providing water or wastewater services or other
858	850		assistance, the [The] board shall require an applicant for the
859	851		funds [administered by the board] to submit to the board a colonia
860	852		classification number, if one exists, for each colonia that may be
861	853		served by the project proposed in the application. If a colonia
862	854		does not have a classification number, the board may contact the
863	855		secretary of state or the secretary of state's representative to
864	856		obtain the classification number. On request of the board, the
865	857		secretary of state or the secretary of state's representative shall
866	858		assign a classification number to the colonia.
867	859		ARTICLE 3. REPEALER AND EFFECTIVE DATE
868	860		SECTION 3.01. The following provisions are repealed:
869	861		(1) Sections 51.0052(b) and (c) and 61.506(g),
870	862		Education Code;
871	863		(2) Sections 487.060(b) and (c), 531.0141(b) and (c),
872	864		531.026, 2165.055, 2165.1061(f) and (h), 2166.101(d), 2166.104,
873	865		2166.108(d), 2206.101(d), 2306.070, and 2306.083(b) and (c),
874	866		Government Code;
875	867		(3) Sections 361.0215(d), 533.006, and 1001.033(b)
876	868		and (c), Health and Safety Code;
877	869		(4) Sections 22.0252(b), 22.028(c), and 101A.158,
878	870		Human Resources Code;
879	871		(5) Sections 201.116(b) and (c), Transportation Code;
880	872		and
881	873		(6) Sections 5.1781(b) and (c), 6.1565(b) and (c),
882	874		16.022, 26.3574(x), and 27.0516(l), Water Code.
883	875		SECTION 3.02. This Act takes effect September 1, 2019.
884		-	______________________________ ______________________________
885		-	President of the Senate Speaker of the House
886		-	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 241 passed the Senate on
887		-	April 11, 2019, by the following vote: Yeas 31, Nays 0; and that
888		-	the Senate concurred in House amendments on May 25, 2019, by the
889		-	following vote: Yeas 30, Nays 0.
890		-	______________________________
891		-	Secretary of the Senate
892		-	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 241 passed the House, with
893		-	amendments, on May 22, 2019, by the following vote: Yeas 144,
894		-	Nays 0, one present not voting.
895		-	______________________________
896		-	Chief Clerk of the House
897		-	Approved:
898		-	______________________________
899		-	Date
900		-	______________________________
901		-	Governor