37 Tex. Admin. Code § 1.251 - Public Safety Commission Approval of Disposition of a Forfeited Asset
(a) The following words and terms, when used
in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context
clearly indicates otherwise:
(1) Asset -
refers to currency, a negotiable instrument, real property, tangible property,
or other non-tangible property forfeited to the department under state or
federal law. The term does not include controlled substance property or other
contraband summarily forfeited or destroyed by the department under Health and
Safety Code, Chapters 481-485.
(2)
Disposition - refers to the use, transfer, sale, expenditure, or other
disposition of an asset.
(b) Except as provided by Subsections (f) and
(g) of this section, the department shall obtain commission approval of a
proposed asset disposition.
(c) If
the intended disposition involves an asset other than tangible property, the
director or his designee shall submit a written request to the commission for
approval.
(d) The written request
shall include a description of the asset and its intended use.
(e) Before approving the disposition, the
commission shall consider:
(1) how the
disposition supports priorities established by the legislature in the
department's strategic plan; and
(2) whether the disposition complies with
applicable state and federal guidelines.
(f) The commission, by this rule, delegates
to each major division chief its authority to approve the disposition of a
forfeited asset that is tangible property.
(g) An annual report will be submitted to the
commission detailing the disposition of all assets that are tangible property.
This report shall include a statement of:
(1)
how the disposition supports priorities established by the legislature in the
department's strategic plan; and
(2) whether the disposition complies with
applicable state and federal guidelines.
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