Texas § GV.403.508 - COUNCIL ALLOCATION OF MONEY
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§ GV.403.508. COUNCIL ALLOCATION OF MONEY
COUNCIL ALLOCATION OF MONEY. (a) Of the money allocated to the council under Section 403.506 (c)(2), the council shall allocate: (1) one percent to the comptroller for the administration of the council and this subchapter; (2) 15 percent to hospital districts; and (3) the remaining money based on the opioid abatement strategy developed by the council under Section 403.509 . (b) The comptroller may spend money from the fund for purposes of Subsection (a)(1). If the comptroller determines that the allocation under that subdivision exceeds the amount that is reasonable and necessary for the comptroller to administer the council and this subchapter, the comptroller may reallocate the excess money in accordance with Subsection (a)(3). Added by Acts 2021, 87th Leg., R.S., Ch. 781 (S.B. 1827 ), Sec. 1, eff. June 16, 2021.
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