Texas § CN.50-e - GUARANTEE OF TEXAS GRAIN WAREHOUSE SELF-INSURANCE FUND
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§ CN.50-e. GUARANTEE OF TEXAS GRAIN WAREHOUSE SELF-INSURANCE FUND
GUARANTEE OF TEXAS GRAIN WAREHOUSE SELF-INSURANCE FUND. (a) For the purposes of providing surety for the Texas grain warehouse self-insurance fund, the legislature by general law may establish or provide for a guarantee of the fund not to exceed $5 million. (b) At the beginning of the fiscal year after the fund reaches $5 million, as certified by the comptroller of public accounts, the guarantee of the fund shall cease and this provision shall expire. (c) Should the legislature enact any enabling laws in anticipation of this amendment, no such law shall be void by reason of its anticipating nature. (d) If the provisions of this section conflict with any other provisions of this constitution, the provisions of this section shall prevail. (Added Nov. 3, 1987.)
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