22 Tex. Admin. Code § 182.4 - Authority for the Program to Accept Gifts, Grants, and Donations
(a) This subsection is set forth pursuant to
§167.013 of the Act, which allows the Governing Board to receive a
donation for the program.
(b) Texas
Government Code, Chapter 572, governs the standards of conduct between the
Governing Board, program, and donors.
(c) The Governing Board may not accept
donations from individual applicants for a license or licensees under the Texas
Medical Board's jurisdiction.
(d)
In order for donations to be considered by the Governing Board:
(1) the donor must complete a form required
by the Governing Board providing information including a description of the
donation, the purpose, and any restrictions;
(2) the donation's purpose may not be for the
funding of employee positions or services; and
(3) the donation must be considered in an
open meeting by a majority of the members of the Governing Board and, if
accepted, reported in the minutes including the name of the donor, and the
purpose and a description of the donation.
(e) Following acceptance of the donation by
the Governing Board, the donor and the program shall execute a donation
agreement, which includes:
(1) a description
of the donation, including a statement of the value;
(2) a statement by the donor attesting to the
donor's ownership rights in the donation and the donor's authority to make the
donation;
(3) a signature of the
donor or designee;
(4) a signature
of the program designee;
(5)
restrictions on the use of the donations, if any;
(6) the mailing address of the donor and
principal place of business if the donor is a business entity;
(7) a statement identifying any official
relationship between the donor and the program; and
(8) a statement advising the donor the lack
of tax-deductible status and to seek legal and/or tax advice from its own legal
counsel.
(f) Monetary
donations will be deposited and disbursed in accordance with the General
Appropriations Act and for the purpose specified by the donor, and in
accordance with any local, state, and federal laws. In no event will donations
be used for purposes not within the program's statutory authority.
(g) Conflict of Laws. These rules shall not
conflict with a requirement of a statute regulating the conduct of an officer
or employee of the program or the procedures of the program. In the event there
appears to be a conflict between these rules and a state statute, the state
statute controls.
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