Texas HB5097 amends access to criminal history record information for various state agencies and entities.

Texas HB5097 amends the Texas Government Code to specify which state agencies and entities are entitled to obtain criminal history record information for licensing and employment purposes. The bill outlines the types of licenses and registrations for which such information can be obtained, including pharmacy, insurance, and various occupational licenses. It also details the conditions under which this information can be disclosed and the penalties for non-compliance. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB5097 amends access to criminal history record information for various state agencies and entities.

Texas HB5097 amends the Texas Government Code to specify which state agencies and entities are entitled to obtain criminal history record information for licensing and employment purposes. The bill outlines the types of licenses and registrations for which such information can be obtained, including pharmacy, insurance, and various occupational licenses. It also details the conditions under which this information can be disclosed and the penalties for non-compliance. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.