[Letter] 1981 April 15, Austin, Tex. [to] State Securities Board, Members of the Legislative Budget Board, The Governor's Budget and Planning Office, and The State Purchasing and General Services Commission / The State Auditor.

Texas. State Purchasing and General Services Commission

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The Texas State Board of Control was abolished in 1979 (House Bill 1673, 66th Legislature, Regular Session); its duties and responsibilities were transferred to the newly created Texas State Purchasing and General Services Commission. The Commission is composed of three members appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate for overlapping six year terms. These are nonsalaried positions and the Governor appoints the chair. The Commission is responsib...

Texas. State Auditor's Dept. Systems/Administrative Services Division.

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Texas. Legislative Budget Board

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Texas. Governor's Budget and Planning Office

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Texas. State Securities Board

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See the online finding aid for the agency history. From the description of State Securities Board records, 1933-2008. (Texas State Library & Archives Commission). WorldCat record id: 320556601 The Texas State Securities Board was created by the Texas Securities Act of 1957 (Senate Bill 294, 55th Texas Legislature, Regular Session) to regulate securities sold publicly in Texas. The new agency was composed of the old Securities Divisions of the Texas Secretary...