January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
98<br />
1 MR. BABIAK: I've inquired of staff how<br />
2 the -- the schedule and the six-year cycle was<br />
3 created. There is nobody remaining at -- at CRD who<br />
4 was employed when that schedule was created, and the<br />
5 belief among remaining staff is that all of the<br />
6 organizations subject to review, which includes state<br />
7 agencies and institutions of higher education were<br />
8 simply compiled into one big list, divided into six<br />
9 portions, and that's how the schedule was created.<br />
10 One of our challenges right now is to<br />
11 track agencies that are abolished and agencies that<br />
12 are created. I believe that the <strong>Texas</strong> Department of<br />
13 Motor Vehicles was created in 2009, and just last year<br />
14 we incorporated them into the schedule. And I have<br />
15 communicated with Governmental Relations staff to make<br />
<strong>16</strong> them aware that, in addition to everything else that<br />
17 they track when they are tracking bills, an additional<br />
18 item that needs to be tracked is state agencies being<br />
19 created and state agencies being abolished. I don't<br />
20 think that they knew why that would matter to us in<br />
21 our policy review work, and I've explained it to them.<br />
22 And it is something that they track now.<br />
23 CHAIRMAN ANDERSON: I -- I go on with<br />
24 that, and I think the other <strong>Commission</strong>ers do, too. I<br />
25 think there needs to be a review or at least an