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R E S O L U T I O N
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WHEREAS, Members of the Sunset Advisory Commission staff have |
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provided vital assistance to the 84th Texas Legislature in its |
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consideration of House Bill 2510 and Senate Bill 202, the |
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Department of State Health Services sunset bills; and |
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WHEREAS, Established in 1977, the Sunset Advisory Commission |
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periodically reviews the policies and programs of more than 150 |
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government agencies, with the goal of identifying and eliminating |
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waste, duplication, and inefficiency; in addition to questioning |
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the need for each agency, it considers innovative changes that |
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might improve operations and activities; and |
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WHEREAS, Under the leadership of Sunset Commission agency |
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director Ken Levine, team members responsible for review of the |
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Department of State Health Services include project supervisor |
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Jennifer Jones and project manager Katharine Teleki, as well as |
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Erick Fajardo and Eric Beverly; they have each demonstrated the |
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utmost professionalism in connection with the consideration of H.B. |
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2510 and S.B. 202, and their extraordinary thoroughness, expertise, |
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and willingness to be available at all hours have been invaluable |
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during the legislature's deliberations; and |
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WHEREAS, These praiseworthy members of the Sunset Advisory |
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Commission staff uphold high standards of public service, and |
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through their exceptional skill and dedication, they have |
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contributed immeasurably to the efficiency and accountability of |
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state government; now, therefore, be it |
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RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 84th Texas |
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Legislature hereby commend the Sunset Advisory Commission staff |
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members on the Department of State Health Services sunset team for |
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their outstanding work and extend to them sincere best wishes for |
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the future; and, be it further |
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RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be |
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prepared for the commission staff as an expression of high regard by |
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the Texas House of Representatives. |