Texas SB2154 regulates delivery network companies, requiring occupational permits and annual fees, and sets operational standards.
Texas SB2154 amends the Occupations Code to regulate delivery network companies. It mandates that these companies obtain and maintain an occupational permit and pay an annual fee to cover administrative costs. The bill sets operational standards, including prohibiting intoxication for delivery personnel, requiring annual criminal background checks, and enforcing nondiscrimination policies. It also mandates that companies maintain records of compliance and customer complaints for two years. The bill specifies that delivery personnel are considered independent contractors and not employees.
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