Texas SB2034 outlines procedures for appointing a receiver for a single-source continuum contractor providing child welfare services.
Texas SB2034 establishes procedures for appointing a receiver for a single-source continuum contractor providing child welfare services. A court may appoint a receiver if certain conditions, such as imminent danger to children or failure to meet financial obligations, are met. The receiver's duties include ensuring the health and safety of children, protecting the contractor's assets, and managing the contractor's operations. The receivership expires after 90 days unless extended by the department. The contractor remains liable for its obligations during the receivership.
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