tx-June122026-28: 37 TAC §273.2 — Health Services
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The Texas Commission on Jail Standards (TCJS) proposes a new rule, §273.9 Guardianship related to jail operations regarding an inmate under guardianship. The proposed rule adds language to 37 Texas Administrative Code 273 as §273.9 specifying steps a county jail must take regarding guardianships. This language is proposed following a recommendation by the TCJS Intellectual or Developmental Disability Advisory Committee (IDDAC), which was then evaluated by the TCJS Administrative Rules Advisory Committee (ARAC). The TCJS ARAC recommended publication of this amendment, for public comment, to the Commission. Ricky Armstrong, Executive Director, has determined that there will be no fiscal implications for state or local government as a result of enforcing this rule for the first five-year period. There are no estimated additional costs for state and local government, no estimated loss or increase in revenue to the state or local governments and enforcing or administering this rule has no foreseeable implications relating to costs or revenues of state or local government. Ricky Armstrong, Executive Director, has determined that for each year of the first five-years the rule is in...
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