22 Tex. Admin. Code § 211.4 - Officers
(a) Selections and appointments. In
accordance with the Texas Occupations Code §
301.057, the
Governor shall designate one of the members of the board as presiding officer.
During the last meeting of the calendar year in even years, the board shall
elect from among its membership a vice president. The term of the vice
president shall be for two years. If the office of vice president becomes
vacant during a two-year term, the members of the board shall elect a new vice
president from among its membership to serve for the remainder of the term. All
elections and any other issues requiring a vote of the board shall be decided
by a simple majority of the members present and voting.
(b) Duties of the officers.
(1) The president shall:
(A) preside at all meetings of the
board;
(B) represent the board in
legislative matters and in meetings with related groups;
(C) appoint standing, ad hoc, and advisory
committees;
(D) perform such other
duties as pertain to the office of the president; and,
(E) designate a member of the board to
coordinate the annual performance reviews of the executive director and
evaluation of the board.
(2) The vice president shall function in the
absence of the president and shall perform such other duties that are from time
to time assigned by the board. If the office of president becomes vacant, the
vice president will serve as president until another member is elected by the
board or named by the Governor.
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