Texas SB2369 amends state law to require diversity in the membership of various state boards and commissions.
Texas SB2369 amends state law to require diversity in the membership of various state boards and commissions. It mandates that the governing bodies of state agencies with statewide jurisdiction must reflect the geographic and ethnic diversity of the state. The bill also requires that appointments to these bodies be made without regard to race, color, disability, sex, religion, age, or national origin. Additionally, it mandates that recruitment efforts for foster and adoptive families and partnerships with community organizations must consider diversity.
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