31 Tex. Admin. Code § 29.39 - Agency Action after Commissioner Protest
(a) After the
commissioner has protested a proposed action and issued written findings and
recommendations to the agency, the agency shall review the findings and
recommendations and determine whether to modify or amend the proposed action to
make it consistent with the CMP goals and policies. The agency shall notify the
CMP coordinator of its decision no later than 21 days after the date the agency
receives the commissioner's written protest.
(b) If the commissioner finds that the agency
did not amend or modify the proposed action either to conform substantially
with the commissioner's recommendations or to achieve the same results as the
commissioner's recommendations, the commissioner shall refer the matter to the
attorney general for a legal opinion on consistency of the proposed action with
the CMP goals and policies. The agency is stayed from taking the proposed
action until the attorney general issues the opinion. The attorney general
shall issue an opinion before the 26th day after the date the commissioner
requests the opinion. The attorney general shall base the opinion on the record
before the agency and the commissioner. In determining whether the proposed
action is inconsistent, the attorney general shall consider the commissioner's
findings and recommendations and the agency's response.
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