S.B. No. 800         AN ACT   relating to certain required reports or information received or   prepared by state agencies and other governmental entities.          BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:          SECTION 1.  Articles 2.305(b) and (d), Code of Criminal   Procedure, are amended to read as follows:          (b)  An entity described by Subsection (a) that investigates   the alleged commission of an offense under Chapter 20A, Penal Code,   or the alleged commission of an offense under Chapter 43, Penal   Code, which may involve human trafficking, shall submit to the   attorney general a report in the manner and form prescribed by the   attorney general containing the following information:                (1)  the offense being investigated, including a brief   description of the alleged prohibited conduct;                (2)  regarding each person suspected of committing the   offense and each victim of the offense:                      (A)  the person's:                            (i)  age;                            (ii)  gender; and                            (iii)  race or ethnicity, as defined by   Article 2.132; and                      (B)  the case number associated with the offense   and the person suspected of committing the offense;                (3)  the date, time, and location of the alleged   offense;                (4)  the type of human trafficking involved, including:                      (A)  forced labor or services, as defined by   Section 20A.01, Penal Code;                      (B)  causing the victim by force, fraud, or   coercion to engage in prohibited conduct involving one or more   sexual activities, including conduct described by Section   20A.02(a)(3), Penal Code; or                      (C)  causing a child victim by any means to engage   in, or become the victim of, prohibited conduct involving one or   more sexual activities, including conduct described by Section   20A.02(a)(7), Penal Code;                (5)  if available, information regarding any victims'   service organization or program to which the victim was referred as   part of the investigation; and                (6)  the disposition of the investigation, if any,   regardless of the manner of disposition.          (d)  The attorney general may [shall] enter into a contract   with a university that provides for the university's assistance in   the collection and analysis of information received under this   article.          SECTION 2.  Section 71.0353, Government Code, is amended to   read as follows:          Sec. 71.0353.  TRAFFICKING OF PERSONS INFORMATION. (a) As a   component of the official monthly report submitted to the Office of   Court Administration of the Texas Judicial System, a district court   or county court at law shall report the number of cases filed for   the following offenses:                (1)  trafficking of persons under Section 20A.02, Penal   Code;                (2)  prostitution under Section 43.02, Penal Code; and                (3)  compelling prostitution under Section 43.05,   Penal Code.          (b)  A district or county court at law shall provide a copy of   the report required under Subsection (a) to the attorney general.          SECTION 3.  Sections 402.034(g) and (h), Government Code,   are amended to read as follows:          (g)  Not later than December 1 of each even-numbered year,   [beginning with the year following the year the council submits a   strategic plan to the legislature under Subsection (e)(2),] the   council shall submit to the legislature a [an annual] report   detailing the progress of the strategic plan's implementation. The   [annual] report must include:                (1)  a description of the level of participation in the   strategic plan by each agency represented on the council and how the   implementation of the strategic plan serves to coordinate the   programs and services described by Subsection (f)(1) and achieve   the goals described by Subsection (f)(2)(B); and                (2)  an update of the inventory of programs and   services described by Subsection (f)(1) and how each program or   service furthers the goals of the strategic plan.          (h)  The office of the attorney general shall make available   on the office's Internet website the strategic plan and the report   [annual reports] required under Subsection (g).          SECTION 4.  Sections 403.0147(b) and (c), Government Code,   are amended to read as follows:          (b)  Not later than December 31 of each even-numbered year,   the comptroller shall submit a report to the legislature that   identifies for each state agency:                (1)  each program the state agency is statutorily   required to implement for which no appropriation was made for the   preceding state fiscal year, along with a citation to the law   imposing the requirement; and                (2)  the amount and source of money the state agency   spent, if any, to implement any portion of the program described by   Subdivision (1) during the preceding state fiscal year.          (c)  A state agency shall provide to the comptroller not   later than September 30 of each even-numbered year information   necessary for the comptroller to prepare the report required by   this section.  The comptroller may prescribe the form and content of   the information a state agency must provide.          SECTION 5.  Section 404.094(a), Government Code, is amended   to read as follows:          (a)  Fees, fines, penalties, taxes, charges, gifts, grants,   donations, and other funds collected or received by a state agency   under law shall be deposited in the treasury, credited to a special   fund or funds, and subject to appropriation only for the purposes   for which they are otherwise authorized to be expended or   disbursed.  A deposit shall be made at the earliest possible time   that the treasury can accept those funds, but not later than the   third business day after the date of receipt.  However, if an agency   determines that for seasonal or other extraordinary reasons   deposits cannot be made by the third business day after the date of   receipt, the agency shall provide written notice of the   determination to the state auditor and comptroller with an   explanation of the circumstances that require the delay. If the   state auditor finds that an agency has not complied with this   subsection, the state auditor shall make an estimate of any   resulting financial loss to the state, taking into consideration   compliance costs that would have been additionally incurred by the   agency, and report the amount on the state auditor's Internet   website [to the legislative audit committee, the governor, and the   comptroller].          SECTION 6.  Section 531.02492(b), Government Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (b)  The commission shall electronically publish on the   commission's Internet website a biennial report and, on or before   the date the report is due, shall notify the governor, the   lieutenant governor, the speaker of the house of representatives,   the comptroller, [the Legislative Budget Board,] and the   appropriate legislative committees that the report is available on   the commission's Internet website.  The report must address the   efforts of the health and human services agencies to provide health   and human services to children younger than six years of age.  The   report may contain recommendations by the commission to better   coordinate state agency programs relating to the delivery of health   and human services to children younger than six years of age and may   propose joint agency collaborative programs.          SECTION 7.  Section 531.0998, Government Code, is amended by   adding Subsection (g) to read as follows:          (g)  The report may be consolidated with any other report   relating to the same subject matter the commission is required to   submit under other law.          SECTION 8.  Section 531.108(e), Government Code, is amended   to read as follows:          (e)  Not later than October 1 of each year, the [The]   commission shall submit to the governor and Legislative Budget   Board an annual report on the results of computerized matching of   commission information with information from neighboring states,   if any, and information from the Texas Department of Criminal   Justice.  The report may be consolidated with any other report   relating to the same subject matter the commission is required to   submit under other law.          SECTION 9.  Section 2054.077(b), Government Code, is amended   to read as follows:          (b)  The information security officer of a state agency shall   prepare or have prepared a report, including an executive summary   of the findings of the biennial report, not later than June 1   [October 15] of each even-numbered year, assessing the extent to   which a computer, a computer program, a computer network, a   computer system, a printer, an interface to a computer system,   including mobile and peripheral devices, computer software, or data   processing of the agency or of a contractor of the agency is   vulnerable to unauthorized access or harm, including the extent to   which the agency's or contractor's electronically stored   information is vulnerable to alteration, damage, erasure, or   inappropriate use.          SECTION 10.  Section 2054.515(b), Government Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (b)  Not later than December 1 of the year in which a state   agency conducts the assessment under Subsection (a) or the 60th day   after the date the agency completes the assessment, whichever   occurs first, the agency shall report the results of the assessment   to:                (1)  the department; and                (2)  on request, the governor, the lieutenant governor,   and the speaker of the house of representatives.          SECTION 11.  Section 2054.516(a), Government Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (a)  Each state agency implementing an Internet website or   mobile application that processes any sensitive personal or   personally identifiable information or confidential information   must:                (1)  submit a biennial data security plan to the   department not later than June 1 [October 15] of each even-numbered   year to establish planned beta testing for the website or   application; and                (2)  subject the website or application to a   vulnerability and penetration test and address any vulnerability   identified in the test.          SECTION 12.  Section 2054.5192(e), Government Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (e)  A contractor required to complete a cybersecurity   training program under this section shall verify completion of the   program to the contracting state agency.  The person who oversees   contract management for the agency shall:                (1)  not later than August 31 of each year, report the   contractor's completion to the department; and                (2)  periodically review agency contracts to ensure   compliance with this section.          SECTION 13.  The heading to Section 2310.052, Government   Code, is amended to read as follows:          Sec. 2310.052.  EVALUATION[; REPORT].          SECTION 14.  Section 103.013(f), Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (f)  Not later than November 1 of each even-numbered year,   each state agency affected by the state plan, other than a state   agency represented on the council, shall report to the council, the   Legislative Budget Board, and the Governor's Office of Budget and   Planning:                (1)  information determined under Subsection (e); and                (2)  each deviation from the council's proposed plan,   including an explanation for the deviation.          SECTION 15.  Sections 533A.006(a) and (b), Health and Safety   Code, are amended to read as follows:          (a)  The executive commissioner shall submit a report to the   Texas Medical Board not later than 30 days after the last day of a   month during which any allegation is received by the commission   that a physician employed by or under contract with the commission   in relation to services provided under this title has committed an   action that constitutes a ground for the denial or revocation of the   physician's license under Section 164.051, Occupations Code. The   report must be made in the manner provided by Section 154.051,   Occupations Code.          (b)  The department shall provide to the Texas Medical Board   a printed and electronic copy of any report or finding relating to   an investigation of an allegation reported to that board.          SECTION 16.  Section 534.068(f), Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (f)  The department shall annually submit to the governor[,   Legislative Budget Board,] and Legislative Audit Committee a   summary of the significant findings identified during the   department's reviews of fiscal audit activities.          SECTION 17.  Section 578.008, Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 578.008.  USE OF INFORMATION[; REPORT]. [(a)] The   department shall use the information received under Sections   578.006 and 578.007 to analyze, audit, and monitor the use of   electroconvulsive therapy, psychosurgery, pre-frontal sonic sound   treatment, or any other convulsive or coma-producing therapy   administered to treat mental illness.          [(b)  The department shall file annually with the governor   and the presiding officer of each house of the legislature a written   report summarizing by facility the information received under   Sections 578.006 and 578.007. If the therapy is administered by a   private physician on an outpatient basis, the report must include   that information but may not identify the physician. The   department may not directly or indirectly identify in a report   issued under this section a patient who received the therapy.]          SECTION 18.  Section 22.0292(d), Human Resources Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (d)  Not later than October 1 of each year, the [The]   commission shall submit to the governor and the Legislative Budget   Board an annual report on the operation and success of the   information matching system required by this section. The report   may be consolidated with any other report relating to the same   subject matter the commission is required to submit under other   law.          SECTION 19.  Section 101A.107, Human Resources Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 101A.107.  REPORT ON UNIT COSTS. The department shall   file with the Legislative Budget Board and the Governor's Office of   Budget, Planning, and Policy a report that clearly identifies in a   state fiscal year the unit cost of each service, other than services   related to community service volunteering and subsidized   employment services, provided by an area agency on aging.  The   report must be filed annually [twice each year] on or before the   date specified by the Legislative Budget Board. The report must be   in the form required by the Legislative Budget Board.          SECTION 20.  Section 161.079(g), Human Resources Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (g)  The department shall analyze the data reported under   Subsection (f) and collected from the form under Subsection (d)   [and shall submit a report not later than December 1 of each   even-numbered year to the governor and the Legislative Budget Board   that summarizes the data analysis].          SECTION 21.  Section 1305.502(a), Insurance Code, is amended   to read as follows:          (a)  Not later than December 1 of each even-numbered year,   the [The] group shall develop and issue an [annual] informational   report card that identifies and compares, on an objective basis,   the quality, costs, health care provider availability, and other   analogous factors of workers' compensation health care networks   operating under the workers' compensation system of this state with   each other and with medical care provided outside of networks.          SECTION 22.  The heading to Section 413.0515, Labor Code, is   amended to read as follows:          Sec. 413.0515.  REPORTS OF [PHYSICIAN AND] CHIROPRACTOR   VIOLATIONS.          SECTION 23.  Sections 504.053(c) and (d), Labor Code, are   amended to read as follows:          (c)  If the political subdivision or pool provides medical   benefits in the manner authorized under Subsection (b)(2), the   following do not apply:                (1)  Sections 408.004 and 408.0041, unless use of a   required medical examination or designated doctor is necessary to   resolve an issue relating to the entitlement to or amount of income   benefits under this title;                (2)  Subchapter B, Chapter 408, except for Section   408.021;                (3)  Chapter 413, except for Section 413.042; and                (4)  Chapter 1305, Insurance Code, except for Sections   [1305.501,] 1305.502[,] and 1305.503.          (d)  If the political subdivision or pool provides medical   benefits in the manner authorized under Subsection (b)(2), the   following standards apply:                (1)  the political subdivision or pool must ensure that   workers' compensation medical benefits are reasonably available to   all injured workers of the political subdivision or the injured   workers of the members of the pool within a designed service area;                (2)  the political subdivision or pool must ensure that   all necessary health care services are provided in a manner that   will ensure the availability of and accessibility to adequate   health care providers, specialty care, and facilities;                (3)  the political subdivision or pool must have an   internal review process for resolving complaints relating to the   manner of providing medical benefits, including an appeal to the   governing body or its designee and appeal to an independent review   organization;                (4)  the political subdivision or pool must establish   reasonable procedures for the transition of injured workers to   contract providers and for the continuity of treatment, including   notice of impending termination of providers and a current list of   contract providers;                (5)  the political subdivision or pool shall provide   for emergency care if an injured worker cannot reasonably reach a   contract provider and the care is for medical screening or other   evaluation that is necessary to determine whether a medical   emergency condition exists, necessary emergency care services   including treatment and stabilization, and services originating in   a hospital emergency facility following treatment or stabilization   of an emergency medical condition;                (6)  prospective or concurrent review of the medical   necessity and appropriateness of health care services must comply   with Article 21.58A, Insurance Code;                (7)  the political subdivision or pool shall continue   to report data to the appropriate agency as required by Title 5 of   this code and Chapter 1305, Insurance Code; and                (8)  a political subdivision or pool is subject to the   requirements under Sections [1305.501,] 1305.502[,] and 1305.503,   Insurance Code.          SECTION 24.  Section 1001.023(b), Transportation Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (b)  The chair shall:                (1)  preside over board meetings, make rulings on   motions and points of order, and determine the order of business;                (2)  represent the department in dealing with the   governor;                (3)  report to the governor on the state of affairs of   the department at least quarterly;                (4)  report to the board the governor's suggestions for   department operations;                (5)  report to the governor on efforts, including   legislative requirements, to maximize the efficiency of department   operations through the use of private enterprise;                (6)  periodically review the department's   organizational structure and submit recommendations for structural   changes to the governor and[,] the board[, and the Legislative   Budget Board];                (7)  designate at least one employee of the department   as a civil rights officer of the department and receive regular   reports from the officer or officers on the department's efforts to   comply with civil rights legislation and administrative rules;                (8)  create subcommittees, appoint board members to   subcommittees, and receive the reports of subcommittees to the   board as a whole;                (9)  appoint a member of the board to act in the absence   of the chair and vice chair; and                (10)  serve as the departmental liaison with the   governor and the Office of State-Federal Relations to maximize   federal funding for transportation.          SECTION 25.  The following provisions are repealed:                (1)  Section 201.0227(d-1), Agriculture Code;                (2)  Section 447.010(j), Government Code;                (3)  Chapter 2061, Government Code;                (4)  Section 2165.303(b), Government Code;                (5)  Section 2310.052(b), Government Code;                (6)  Section 104.026(c), Health and Safety Code;                (7)  Section 161.502(d), Health and Safety Code;                (8)  Section 533A.062(e), Health and Safety Code;                (9)  Section 22.015, Human Resources Code;                (10)  Section 1305.501, Insurance Code;                (11)  Section 2053.012, Insurance Code;                (12)  Sections 405.0025(b) and (c), Labor Code;                (13)  Section 408.030, Labor Code;                (14)  Section 413.0515(a), Labor Code;                (15)  Section 203.154(a), Occupations Code;                (16)  Section 452.159, Occupations Code;                (17)  Section 223.042(f), Transportation Code; and                (18)  Section 228.012(c), Transportation Code.          SECTION 26.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2021.               ______________________________ ______________________________      President of the Senate Speaker of the House                 I hereby certify that S.B. No. 800 passed the Senate on   April 9, 2021, by the following vote:  Yeas 31, Nays 0;   May 27, 2021, Senate refused to concur in House amendments and   requested appointment of Conference Committee; May 28, 2021, House   granted request of the Senate; May 29, 2021, Senate adopted   Conference Committee Report by the following vote:  Yeas 31,   Nays 0.       ______________________________   Secretary of the Senate                I hereby certify that S.B. No. 800 passed the House, with   amendments, on May 25, 2021, by the following vote:  Yeas 145,   Nays 1, one present not voting; May 28, 2021, House granted request   of the Senate for appointment of Conference Committee;   May 30, 2021, House adopted Conference Committee Report by the   following vote:  Yeas 145, Nays 0, one present not voting.       ______________________________   Chief Clerk of the House            Approved:     ______________________________               Date       ______________________________              Governor