This law states that the commission has the legal ability to both initiate lawsuits and be a defendant in them, unless another law says differently. It can engage in legal actions in any court or tribunal that has the authority to hear such cases.

If you want to make a claim for money or damages against the commission, you need to follow the rules outlined in a specific section of the Government Code. This law outlines exceptions and might be affected by other statutes or regulations that apply specifically to these cases.

This section allows the commission to make any kind of agreements or arrangements needed to carry out their duties and powers effectively. They can hire workers, enter into agreements to protect against financial loss, and perform any action that helps them fulfill their responsibilities under this division.

This law allows the commission to make agreements with U.S. departments, public agencies like the Department of Transportation, local governments such as counties and cities, or even private individuals. These deals can be made when the commission believes it is beneficial.