Texas § GV.2053.002 - REPORT
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§ GV.2053.002. REPORT
REPORT. (a) Before the end of each even-numbered year, the governor shall prepare and submit to the legislature a report on the organization and efficiency of state agencies. (b) The report must group state agencies into functional areas and must include the following items about the state agencies in each functional area: (1) information about the efficiency with which the agencies operate; (2) recommendations about the reorganization of the agencies and the consolidation, transfer, or abolition of their functions; and (3) any other information about the organization or efficiency of the agencies that the governor considers necessary. (c) The Legislative Budget Board shall coordinate the collection of information to be included in the report. Added by Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 268, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993.
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