Texas SB2205 mandates the revocation of a driver's license for failure to pay a civil penalty imposed by the Texas Ethics Commission within 60 days.
Texas SB2205 amends the Texas Government Code and Transportation Code to establish a procedure for the revocation of a driver's license if the driver fails to pay a civil penalty imposed by the Texas Ethics Commission within 60 days. The Texas Ethics Commission must notify the Texas Department of Public Safety, which will then revoke the driver's license. The revocation applies only to penalties imposed on or after the effective date of the Act, which is September 1, 2025.
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