tx-July102026-61: 22 TAC §206.3 — Anatomical Facilities, Non-transplant Anatomical Donation Organizations, and Willed Body Programs
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The Texas Funeral Service Commission (Commission or TFSC) proposes a new rule §206.3, Chain of Custody, at Title 22, Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Chapter 206, regarding Anatomical Facilities, Non-Transplant Anatomical Donation Organizations, and Willed Body Programs. This proposed change is referred to as the "proposed rule." EXPLANATION OF AND JUSTIFICATION FOR THE RULES. The rules under 22 TAC Chapter 206 implement Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 691, Donation of Bodies and Anatomical Specimens, and related provisions of Chapter 692A, Health and Safety Code, and Chapter 651, Occupations Code. The proposed rule updates Chapter 206 to conform the Commission's anatomical-donation rules to the statutory framework enacted by Senate Bill 2040, 88th Legislature, Regular Session (2023), which transferred regulation of willed body programs, non-transplant anatomical donation organizations, and anatomical facilities to the Commission and redesignated and amended Chapter 691, Health and Safety Code. The proposed rule rewrites the section to establish chain-of-custody requirements under §691.031, Health and Safety Code, including prescribing the chain-of-custody form and the...
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