§ 100105 Health Care Services Leadership
This law says the health department is run by a Director chosen by the Governor (who must be approved by the Senate) and lets the Governor add up to two chief deputies, also approved by the Senate.
The Governor picks Jane Doe to be the Director of Health Care Services. The Senate votes and says yes. Jane gets the salary that the government code says she should get. Jane then suggests two people for chief deputy jobs. The Governor appoints them, the Senate approves, and they get salaries set by law.
Because the law requires the Governor to choose the Director and get Senate approval, and lets the Governor add up to two chief deputies after the Director recommends them, Jane and the two deputies can start working only after the Senate says okay, and they all get pay set by the government rules.
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§ 100105 Health Care Services Leadership
Last verified: January 11, 2026