16 Tex. Admin. Code § 31.9 - Public Safety Advisory Committee
(a)
Pursuant to Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code §
5.21 and
commission Rule 31.6, the commission hereby establishes the Public Safety
Advisory Committee ("Committee").
(b) The purpose, role, and goal of the
Committee is to advise the commission on the agency's public safety
initiatives.
(c) The presiding
officer of the commission may appoint not more than two commissioners and three
members of the public to serve on the Committee. The Committee shall select
from among its members a presiding officer.
(d) Each public member must either:
(1) hold an ownership interest or management
position with an active on-premises retail licensee or permittee;
(2) be a practicing attorney in the field of
alcohol regulation; or
(3) have
retired from a Texas statewide or a federal law enforcement agency.
(e) The commission's general
counsel or another commission attorney assigned by the general counsel shall
provide legal counsel to the Committee.
(f) Within 60 days after the first Committee
meeting, Committee members shall complete training provided by the commission's
General Counsel's office regarding compliance with the Texas Public Information
Act and other applicable ethics rules.
(g) The Committee shall report to the
commission at the times and in the manner it determines will best assist the
commission and in compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act.
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