Texas § GV.419.086 - ELIGIBILITY FOR CERTAIN TRAINING ASSISTANCE
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§ GV.419.086. ELIGIBILITY FOR CERTAIN TRAINING ASSISTANCE
ELIGIBILITY FOR CERTAIN TRAINING ASSISTANCE. If an entity or the employees of an entity are regulated under this subchapter so that as a consequence of the regulation a certification fee is paid to the commission on behalf of each employee of the entity who would be fire protection personnel under Section 419.021 if the employee were employed by a local government, the commission shall use the special account in the general revenue fund created under Section 419.026 (d) to provide training assistance to the entity to the same extent that the commission provides training assistance to a fire department under Section 419.031 . Added by Acts 1991, 72nd Leg., ch. 628, Sec. 4, eff. Sept. 1, 1991.
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