(a) Statement of no access. If a person or representative of a person has no access to the internet or to email, his or her first pleading in a docket shall include a signed statement that:
  (1) he or she has no access to the internet or to email; and
  (2) if circumstances change such that the person or representative gains access to the internet or to email, he or she agrees to:
    (A) promptly notify the commission in writing;
    (B) provide the commission with his or her email address; and
    (C) become subject to the commission rules governing service by email for those who have not provided a statement of no access.
(b) Subsequent access. If a person who has provided the commission with a statement of no access as required by subsection (a) of this section subsequently obtains access to the internet or to email, he or she must provide an email address to the commission and will become subject to the commission rules governing service by email for those who have not provided a statement of no access.

Source Note: The provisions of this §22.106 adopted to be effective December 4, 2016, 41 TexReg 9472