Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion ( 1939 )

OFFICE OF THE A’l-I’ORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS AUSTIN StateCow-d of Barber Exaridriers Xustin,Texas GeRtlQlEQn: bor Examin- ers. \\ the State TressuAyr' is paid from and aai: the all State departments State runas." Zeveriue Buni. If it had been the le@.slative intent to apply - th?Act also to State de~art~entisauogo~ted exolusivelyby aPProprintions from spaoiel funds, foes, and looalreceipts, it zould csem that the Legislature would merely have provided thEtthe Aot should opgly to ell Stat0 departments exoept the eeucstional institutionsof the State. -... state Emrd of Barber Examiners, Paae 2 Ye therofore construe the Act as exoluding from Its operationthose State dopartmcntowhich are financed s``~usivalyfrom spccinl funds. Therefore, in our opinion, the provisions of Se3atte6111 No. 190 do not apply to the state Board of Ejnrber.Exa%iners. Yours very tNly ATMRXIX Gl!i?WV&OF TICXAS R. ST.Fairchild Aaaistant RXZ:pbp