Emergency Sections
An agency may adopt a new or amended section or repeal an existing section on an 
emergency basis if it determines that such action is necessary for the public 
health, safety, or welfare of this state. The section may become effective 
immediately upon filing with the Texas Register, or on a stated date less than 
20 days after filing, for no more than 120 days. The emergency action is 
renewable once for no more than 60 days.
Symbology in amended emergency sections. New language added to an existing 
section is indicated by the use of bold text. [Brackets] indicate deletion of 
existing material within a section.
TITLE 37. PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS
Part VI. Department of Criminal Justice
Chapter 195. Parole
Terms and Conditions of Parole
37 TAC sec.195.61
The Department of Criminal Justice adopts on an emergency basis an amendment to 
sec.195.61, concerning terms and conditions of parole. This amendment is adopted 
to comply with the requirements of Senate Bill 259 (codified as Texas Civil 
Statutes, Article 6252-13c), which mandates that all persons adjudicated guilty 
of specified offenses after September 1, 1991, shall register with appropriate 
law enforcement officials upon release on parole or mandatory supervision.
Immediate implementation on an emergency basis is required to ensure compliance 
with the Act, and to promote public safety.
The amendment is adopted on an emergency basis under sec.3 of Senate Bill 259, 
as codified at the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 42.18, sec.8(g) 
which authorizes the Texas Board of Criminal Justice to promulgate such rules as 
may be necessary for implementation of the Act.
sec.195.61. Terms and Conditions of Parole.  The following terms and conditions 
of parole must be agreed to and accepted by the inmates as a prerequisite to 
parole. Continuation on parole is conditioned upon continuing compliance with 
the standard terms and conditions of parole and upon compliance with any special 
conditions imposed by a parole panel or the board or its authorized designate.
(1)-(7) (No change.)
(8) Special conditions. I shall abide by any special condition(s) imposed by the 
board; any such special conditions imposed upon release will be indicted on the 
face of this certificate by the letter(s) corresponding to the conditions as 
listed in subparagraphs (A)-<nl>(M)<ol> [(L)] of this paragraph:
(A)-(L) (No change.)
<nl>(M) in compliance with Sex Offender Registration Program under Texas Civil 
Statutes, Article 6252-13c, within seven days of arrival in any municipality or 
county, and within seven days of any change of address, register with 
appropriate local law enforcement officials (Special Condition M).
(9) (No change.)
Issued in Austin, Texas, on September 17, 1991.
TRD-9111489
Jackee Cox
General Counsel
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Effective date: September 17, 1991
Expiration date: January 15, 1992
For further information, please call: (512) 463-9988
       
Chapter 197. Mandatory Supervision
Rules and Conditions of Mandatory Supervision
37 TAC sec.197.21
The Department of Criminal Justice adopts on an emergency basis an amendment to 
sec.197.21, concerning terms and conditions of mandatory supervision. This 
amendment is adopted to comply with the requirements of Senate Bill 259 
(codified as Texas Civil Statutes, Article 6252-13c), which mandates that all 
persons adjudicated guilty of specified offenses after September 1, 1991, shall 
register with appropriate law enforcement officials upon release on parole or 
mandatory supervision.
Immediate implementation on an emergency basis is required to ensure compliance 
with the Act, and to promote public safety.
The amendment is adopted on an emergency basis under sec.3 of Senate Bill 259, 
as codified at the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Article 42.18, sec.8(g), 
which authorizes the Texas Board of Criminal Justice to promulgate such rules as 
may be necessary for implementation of the Act.
sec.197.21. Rules and Conditions of Mandatory Supervision. The following rules 
and conditions of mandatory supervision must be acknowledged by the inmate being 
released to mandatory supervision, and the releasee must recognize that his or 
her release is conditional and that he or she is deemed as if on parole. 
Continuation on mandatory supervision is conditional upon continuing compliance 
with the standard terms and conditions of mandatory supervision and upon 
compliance with any special conditions imposed by the parole panel of the board 
of staff as authorized by the board.
(1)-(7) (No change.)
(8) Special conditions. Abide by any special condition(s) imposed by the board; 
any special condition(s) imposed upon release will be indicated on the face of 
this certificate by the letter(s) corresponding to the conditions as listed in 
subparagraphs  <nl>(M)<ol> [(L)] of this paragraph:
(A)-(L) (No change.)
<nl>(M) in compliance with Sex Offender Registration Program under Texas Civil 
Statutes, Article 6252-13c, within seven days of arrival in any municipality or 
county, and within seven days of any change of address, register with 
appropriate local law enforcement officials (Special Condition M).
(9) (No change.)
Issued in Austin, Texas, on September 17, 1991.
TRD-9111488
Jackee Cox
General Counsel
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Effective date: September 17, 1991
Expiration date: January 15, 1992
For further information, please call: (512) 463-9988
       
 Texas Department of Insurance Exempt Filing 
Notification Pursuant to the Texas Insurance Code, Chapter 5, Subchapter L
<p (Editor's Note: As required by the Insurance Code,  Article 5.96 and 5.97, 
the Texas Register publishes notice of proposed actions by the Texas Board of 
Insurance. Notice of action proposed under Article 5.97 must be published in the 
Texas Register not later than the 10th day before the Board of Insurance adopts 
the emergency. The Administrative Procedure and Texas Register Act, Article 
6252-13a, Texas Civil Statutes, does not apply to board action under Articles 
5.96 and 5.97.
<p The complete text of the emergency summarized here may be examined in the 
offices of the Texas Department of Insurance, 333 Guadalupe Street, Austin, 
Texas 78714-9104.)
The State Board of Insurance has adopted a filing by the State Department of 
Highways and Public Transportation of revised rates and rules for superheavy 
loads exceeding 250,000 pounds gross weight and a change in the penal sum of the 
superheavy or oversize permit bond (annual).
In accordance with the provisions of the Insurance Code, Article 5.97, a text of 
the proposed filing has been filed in the office of the chief clerk of the State 
Board of Insurance. The proposed filing has been available for public inspection 
for 15 days and a public hearing was not requested by any party.
On May 29, 1991, the department adopted new rules to 43  s25.62 regarding the 
permitting of operators of superheavy or oversize vehicles. In particular, TAC 
sec.25.62(g) and  s25.63 change the surety bond requirements. The rules become 
effective September 1, 1991.
Section 25.62(g)(2)(A)(ii) changes the penal sum of the superheavy or oversize 
permit bond (annual) from $5,000 to $10,000. There are no other changes in this 
form and the rate is unchanged.
The department created a new bond requirement (sec.25.62(g)(2)(B) for vehicles 
exceeding 250,000 pounds, which is the permit bond for superheavy loads 
exceeding 250,000 pounds gross weight. The State Board of Insurance approved a 
rate of $5.00 per thousand per annum, which is the same as the superheavy or 
oversize permit bond (annual). The penal amount for this bond is $100,000. The 
class code will be 448.
Section 25.63 eliminates the requirement of posting the $1,000 superheavy or 
oversize permit bond (single permit) to obtain a single trip permit.
Under the Insurance Code, Article 5.97(j), the board finds that the interest of 
the public welfare in the proper functioning of administrative regulation of 
operators of superheavy or oversize vehicles, in compliance with 43 TAC sec.25. 
62(g), requires this bond form and rate to be effective immediately upon filing 
of notification of the board's action in the Office of the Secretary of State 
and thereafter for 120 days.
This notice is filed pursuant to the Insurance Code, Article 5.97, which exempts 
it from the requirements of the Administrative Procedure and Texas Register Act.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on September 18, 1991.
TRD-9111508
Angelia Johnson
Assistant Chief Clerk
Texas Department of Insurance
Effective date: September 18, 1991
Expiration date: January 16, 1992
For further information, please call: (512) 463-6327