Texas § GV.572.0211 - FILING BY HOLDOVER OFFICER NOT REQUIRED
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§ GV.572.0211. FILING BY HOLDOVER OFFICER NOT REQUIRED
FILING BY HOLDOVER OFFICER NOT REQUIRED. (a) An appointed officer who resigns from office and who ceases to participate in the state agency's functions is not required to file a financial statement that is due because of service in that office after the effective date of the resignation. (b) An appointed officer whose term of office expires and who ceases to participate in the functions of the state agency is not required to file a financial statement that is due because of service in that office after the date the term of office expires. (c) An appointed officer of a state agency that is abolished or whose functions are transferred to another state agency is not required to file a financial statement that is due because of service after the date that the agency is abolished or the functions of the agency are transferred. (d) An appointed officer who resigns or whose term of office expires who does not intend to participate in the functions of the state agency shall deliver written notice of the officer's intention to the governor and the commission. Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 630 (H.B. 2511 ), Sec. 1, eff. June 17, 2005.
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