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(A) for an ECI, LHD, MH/IDD authority, ADRC, or
school district:
(i) salary, payroll taxes, and benefits; and
(ii) contracted staff expenses; and
(B) for an ECI, LHD, [er] MH/IDD authority, or
ADRC:
(i) materials and supplies;
(ii) equipment and other allowable costs; and
(iii) expenses for administrative staff and adminis-
trative support staff excluded from the RMTS [tme study positions
left off the PL unless the posiThns are elerieal].
(3) HHSC reserves the right to retain five percent of the
federal share of actual and reasonable costs for HHSC's own adminis-
trative costs.
(g) Claim submission.
(1) To claim reimbursement for eligible activities, eligible
providers must:
(A) have an active written provider agreement with
HHSC executed on or before the first day of the quarter in which
reimbursement is being claimed;
(B) have participated in the HHSC-administered
RMTS;
(C) have a MAC financial contact who is an entity em-
ployee and who has received credit for the MAC training for the FFY
in which the governmental entity wishes to submit a claim;
(D) submit a certified PL for the quarter in which reim-
bursement is being claimed;
(E) submit a MAC Financial Claim; and
(F) submit a certified QSI.
(2) The MAC Financial Claim and other required docu-
ments are submitted to HHSC through STAIRS.
(h) Program specific requirements for school districts. Partic-
ipating school districts must:
(1) have an approved MAC Program Operating Plan on file
with the HHSC Provider Finance [Rate Analysis] Department; and
(2) when contracting with a vendor for which the school
district will be held accountable, incorporate the authorization to enter
and certify the school district's quarterly financial information into the
contract and provide the contract upon HHSC request.
The agency certifies that legal counsel has reviewed the pro-
posal and found it to be within the state agency's legal authority
to adopt.
Filed with the Office of the Secretary of State on August 31, 2021.
TRD-202103420
Karen Ray
Chief Counsel
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Earliest possible date of adoption: October 17, 2021
For further information, please call: (512) 462-6200
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TITLE 7. BANKING AND SECURITIESPART 7. STATE SECURITIES BOARD
CHAPTER 101. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
7 TAC 101.7
The Texas State Securities Board proposes new 101.7, con-
cerning References to the Texas Securities Act in Board Rules,
to provide interim guidance to the industry and public until the
Board rules are updated during the next rule review cycle be-
ginning in September 2022. Specifically, subsection (a) of new
101.7 would provide a short history of the upcoming transition
of the current Texas Securities Act from the Civil Statutes (e.g.,
the non-codified version) to the codified version of the Act to be
located in the Government Code (which will become effective
January 1, 2022) and would refer readers to a disposition table
posted on the Agency's website. Subsection (b) would clarify
that a Board rule that references or cites the non-codified ver-
sion of the Act is also a reference or cite to the equivalent provi-
sion in the codified Act. Subsection (c) would clarify that when a
Board rule is amended in the future to refer to the codified Act,
the requirements, obligations, or duties that existed in such rule
will be preserved and continue to apply. It would also clarify that
existing provisions under the Board rules will continue to apply
to activities occurring prior to a later update of the rules.
Travis J. lies, Securities Commissioner; Clint Edgar, Deputy Se-
curities Commissioner; Tommy Green, Director, Inspections and
Compliance Division; Emily Diaz and Shaun Yarroll, Assistant
Directors, Registration Division; and Joseph Rotunda, Director,
Enforcement Division, have determined that for the first five-year
period the proposed rule is in effect there will be no foreseeable
fiscal implications for state or local government as a result of en-
forcing or administering the proposed rule.
Mr. lies, Mr. Edgar, Mr. Green, Ms. Diaz, Mr. Yarroll, and Mr.
Rotunda have also determined that for each year of the first five
years the proposed rule is in effect the public benefit expected
as a result of adoption of the proposed rule will be to assist the
public and industry when reading the Board Rules to understand
the effect of the non-substantive codification and direct them to a
resource to locate the correct codified sections of the Act which
correspond to the former, non-codified sections of the Act ap-
pearing in the rules. There will be no adverse economic effect
on micro- or small businesses or rural communities. Since the
proposed rule will have no adverse economic effect on micro- or
small businesses or rural communities, preparation of an eco-
nomic impact statement and a regulatory flexibility analysis is
not required. There is no anticipated economic cost to persons
who are required to comply with the rule as proposed. There is
no anticipated impact on local employment.
Mr. lies, Mr. Edgar, Mr. Green, Ms. Diaz, Mr. Yarroll, and
Mr. Rotunda have also determined that for the first five-year pe-
riod the proposed rule is in effect: it does not create or elimi-
nate a government program; it does not require the creation or
elimination of existing employee positions; it does not require an
increase or decrease in future legislative appropriations to this
agency; it does not require an increase or decrease in fees paid
to this agency; it does not increase or decrease the number of
individuals subject to the rule's applicability; and it does not pos-
itively or negatively affect the state's economy. Additionally, the
proposed rule does not limit, expand or repeal an existing regu-
lation. The rule as proposed would create a new regulation but
is informational in nature and relates to already existing require-
ments, obligations, or duties in Board rules.PROPOSED RULES September 17, 2021 46 TexReg 6009
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