TX HB832

Requires UIL district executive committees to hold hearings on alleged rule violations in a school district where the accused person or campus does not compete, and allows parties to object to committee members' participation due to conflicts of interest

Mandates that hearings be audio- and video-recorded and posted on the UIL website within 24 hours, with written notice including evidence and witness lists provided at least 5 business days before the hearing

Establishes formal hearing procedures including the right to legal counsel, cross-examination of witnesses under oath, application of Texas Rules of Evidence, opening/closing statements, and prohibition on anonymous complaints

Creates an appeal process through the State Office of Administrative Hearings where an administrative law judge reviews district committee decisions de novo, with penalties stayed until the ALJ enters a decision

Requires the state executive committee to accept all appeals from district committee decisions and prohibits imposing penalties until reviewed and approved by the Commissioner of Education