Texas HB5364 establishes procedures for appointing a receiver for a single-source continuum contractor providing child welfare services.

Texas HB5364 amends the Civil Practice and Remedies Code to allow a court to appoint a receiver for a single-source continuum contractor if certain conditions are met, such as unreasonable contract provisions or failure to meet financial obligations. The receiver's duties include ensuring the health and safety of children under the department's conservatorship and facilitating the continued operation of community-based care programs. The receivership expires after 90 days unless extended, and the receiver must file a final account with the court upon termination.

Texas HB5364 establishes procedures for appointing a receiver for a single-source continuum contractor providing child welfare services.

Texas HB5364 amends the Civil Practice and Remedies Code to allow a court to appoint a receiver for a single-source continuum contractor if certain conditions are met, such as unreasonable contract provisions or failure to meet financial obligations. The receiver's duties include ensuring the health and safety of children under the department's conservatorship and facilitating the continued operation of community-based care programs. The receivership expires after 90 days unless extended, and the receiver must file a final account with the court upon termination.