Texas § WA.20.104 - PERSONS DESIGNATED TO ACT AS AGENTS OF BOARD

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§ WA.20.104. PERSONS DESIGNATED TO ACT AS AGENTS OF BOARD

PERSONS DESIGNATED TO ACT AS AGENTS OF BOARD. (a) A bond resolution or order may delegate to one or more officers, employees, or agents designated by the board authority to act on behalf of the board during the time bonds are outstanding to fix dates, prices, interest rates, and interest payment periods and to perform other procedures specified in the resolution. (b) The person designated by the board may adjust the interest on bonds as necessary to permit the bonds to be sold or resold at par in conjunction with secondary market transactions. Added by Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 728, Sec. 1, eff. June 20, 1987.

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