Texas SB243 amends regulations on migrant labor housing facilities, including civil penalties and complaint processes.
Texas SB243 amends the regulation of migrant labor housing facilities by increasing civil penalties for violations, establishing a complaint process, and setting rules for remediation and relocation of occupants. It specifies that a civil penalty of $50 per person per day applies for violations, with higher penalties for repeat offenders. The bill outlines procedures for submitting complaints, notifying operators, and inspecting facilities to ensure compliance. It also mandates educational outreach to inform migrant workers and facility providers of their rights and obligations.
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