This entry contains formatting information about special education curriculum rules under Texas Administrative Code §74.14 but does not describe an actionable regulatory requirement or program for small businesses.
Texas repeals accessibility rules for electronic and information resources at state agencies and higher education institutions to align with updated digital accessibility standards.
Texas repeals electronic and information resource accessibility standards for state agencies and higher education institutions, affecting digital resource management for people with disabilities.
Texas Commission on Jail Standards proposes rule requiring county jails to obtain guardianship orders, notify guardians of medical decisions, and provide guardian access to inmate medical records.
Comptroller of Public Accounts updates vehicle fleet management rules to remove outdated references and align with recent legislation, with no fiscal impact on agency operations.
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors updates reference documentation requirements for engineering license applicants under 22 TAC §133.41 and §133.43, establishing standards for who may provide references and what reference state…
Texas Comptroller reorganizes state procurement preferences for environmentally sensitive and energy-efficient products into specification, pricing, and tie-bid categories with updated recycled commodity lists; no fiscal impact.
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts proposes repealing current procurement preference rules and replacing them with clarified guidelines on statutory preference application; public hearing scheduled June 23, 2026.
Webb County General Counsel requests Texas Attorney General opinion on Water Development Board authority for House Bill 500 water supply and infrastructure grants; briefs due June 25, 2026.
Texas Commission on Jail Standards proposes amending county jail telephone rules to require facilitation of inmate-guardian communication through contact information access at no fiscal cost.
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