Texas SB2193 appropriates funds to pay various claims and judgments against the state.

Texas SB2193 directs the payment of specific claims and judgments against the state using appropriated funds from various state accounts. These claims include payments for community care services, replacement of void warrants, court costs, and other services. The bill specifies the amounts to be paid to various entities and individuals, such as healthcare providers, legal service firms, and government offices. It also outlines the conditions under which these payments can be made, including verification and approval by the attorney general and the comptroller of public accounts.

Texas SB2193 appropriates funds to pay various claims and judgments against the state.

Texas SB2193 directs the payment of specific claims and judgments against the state using appropriated funds from various state accounts. These claims include payments for community care services, replacement of void warrants, court costs, and other services. The bill specifies the amounts to be paid to various entities and individuals, such as healthcare providers, legal service firms, and government offices. It also outlines the conditions under which these payments can be made, including verification and approval by the attorney general and the comptroller of public accounts.