34 Tex. Admin. Code § 7.33 - Delegated Responsibilities
Authority to act in the following areas is delegated to the executive director by the board:
(1)
to act as agent for service of process and as official liaison with agencies of
the state, other states, the federal government and the public;
(2) to initiate, settle or defend litigation
by, on behalf of or against the board in collection matters, contract disputes
or other matters involving less than $10,000;
(3) to initiate all rulemaking and adopt
internal procedures and guidelines;
(4) to supervise, direct, conduct and
administer the day-to-day activities of the program;
(5) to negotiate, enter into and execute
purchases, contracts, leases, lease-purchases, licenses and agreements
involving payments of less than the amount(s) stated in Government Code, §
2254.021(2);
(6) to authorize a refund, change of
beneficiary, conversion to another plan and assess fees as specified by the
board or consistent with rules and policies adopted by the board;
(7) to negotiate agreements or other
transactions with the United States, state agencies, general academic teaching
institutions, two-year institutions of higher education, and local
governments;
(8) to appear on his
or her own behalf or on behalf of the board before governmental
agencies;
(9) to engage the
services of private consultants, actuaries, trustees, records administrators,
managers, legal counsel, and auditors for administrative or technical
assistance;
(10) to solicit and
accept on behalf of the board gifts, grants, loans, and other aid from any
source or participate in any other way in any government program to carry out
this chapter;
(11) to purchase
liability insurance covering the board and employees and agents of the board;
and
(12) to perform such other
duties as specified by the board.
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