Amend Floor Amendment No. 1 to HB 2600 by adding the following appropriately numbered section and renumbering the sections of the bill accordingly: SECTION _____. Subchapter C, Chapter 401, Labor Code, is amended by adding Section 401.025 to read as follows: Sec. 401.025. OBLIGATIONS OF EMPLOYERS AND INSURANCE CARRIERS. (a) Under this subtitle, an employer has the duty to: (1) inform each employee of the benefits, both monetary and medical, to which the employee is entitled and to assist an injured employee in submitting required forms; (2) inform an employee of the right to medical care that is reasonable and necessary to treat the employee's work-related injury or illness for the rest of the employee's life; (3) inform an injured employee of the right to choose the employee's doctor and of the right to change the treating doctor; (4) inform an employee of the right to legal representation and of the right to assistance from the commission's ombudsman; (5) inform an employee of the right to the confidentiality of records; (6) refrain from engaging in retaliatory action against an employee who asserts the employee's rights under this subtitle; (7) provide information and assistance to an employee in the employee's language of choice; and (8) provide information to an employee orally if the employee is unable to read or to comprehend the employee's rights. (b) Under this subtitle, an insurance carrier has the duty to: (1) disclose the carrier's identity for the purpose of gathering data or information pertinent to an injured employee's claim; (2) notify an injured employee of the employee's right to be represented by an attorney to represent the employee's interests if the carrier is represented by an attorney at any hearing or trial; (3) disclose any investigation surveillance to the injured employee and the commission; (4) maintain in a permanent file the name and license or registration number of any investigator and to make that information available to the employee at a hearing or conference; (5) ensure that any investigation by the carrier is performed by an investigator holding the proper license or registration from the Texas Commission on Private Security; and (6) provide health care without making: (A) any financial incentives to health care providers; and (B) a payment to a physician or other health care provider that serves as an inducement to limit medically necessary services. (c) The commission shall report a violation of Subsection (b)(5) to the Texas Commission on Private Security.