Texas SB411 modifies training requirements for certain public officials and candidates for public office.
Texas SB411 amends training requirements for certain public officials and candidates for public office. It removes the requirement for continuing education training for municipal governing body members, school board members, elected county officers, and individuals appointed to fill vacancies in elective county offices. The bill also mandates that the attorney general ensure training availability, including at least one course on videotape or a similar medium at no cost. Additionally, it requires the State Board of Education to modify rules inconsistent with the changes made by this Act.
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