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Amend CSHB 2292 in Article 1 of the bill by adding the
following appropriately numbered SECTION to the bill and
renumbering subsequent SECTIONS of the bill accordingly:
SECTION _____. WORK PLAN FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
AGENCIES. (a) The Health and Human Services Commission, the
Department of Protective and Regulatory Services, and each health
and human services agency created under this article shall
implement the powers, duties, functions, programs, and activities
assigned to the agency under this article in accordance with a work
plan designed by the commission to ensure that the transfer and
provision of health and human services in this state are
accomplished in a careful and deliberative manner.
(b) A work plan designed by the commission under this
section must include the following phases:
(1) a planning phase, during which the agency will
focus on and stabilize the organization of the agency's powers,
duties, functions, programs, and activities, and which must
include:
(A) initiation of recommendations made by the
health and human services transition council;
(B) creation of interagency and intra-agency
steering committees;
(C) development of global visions, goals, and
organizational strategies; and
(D) development of communications and risk
management plans;
(2) an integration phase, during which the agency will
identify opportunities and problems and design customized
solutions for those problems, and which must include:
(A) identification of key issues for the agency
relating to the Texas Integrated Eligibility Redesign System,
waivers needed from federal agencies, costs, or legal requirements
for other agency activities;
(B) planning for daily operations;
(C) validation of fiscal and program synergies;
(D) definition and building of a program
management office; and
(E) development of performance measures, related
tracking measures and tools, and risk mitigation initiatives;
(3) an optimization phase, during which the agency
will complete and expand on the initial health and human services
transitions, and which must include:
(A) optimization of initial implementation
initiatives;
(B) use of enterprise teaming operations;
(C) building infrastructures to support and
facilitate changes in the delivery of health and human services;
and
(D) identification and use of beneficial assets
management and facilities approaches; and
(4) a transformation phase, during which the agency
will continue implementing initial and additional changes to the
delivery of health and human services, and which must include:
(A) implementation of changes in agency
management activities;
(B) continuation of risk assessments; and
(C) conducting a transformation review of the
changes to the delivery of health and human services.