| (A) when a paying state agency is in noncompliance
of that agency's statutes requiring mandatory EFT payment of certain
payments, or fails to comply with existing law and NACHA rules;
(B) from any act or omission of a paying state agency
or a custodial state agency; and
(C) when a paying state agency and/or a custodial state
agency fail to notify the comptroller of a regulatory requirement.
(2) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary,
the comptroller, the paying state agency, and custodial state agency
are not liable for any harm, damages, attorney's fees, or costs in
connection with the EFTS, including but not limited to the following
matters:
(A) arising from any act or omission of any automated
clearing house, financial institution, or other person or entity;
(B) arising from the consequences of a rejection of
the EFT account information by the receiving depository financial
institution; and
(C) arising when an EFT payment is rejected or posted
late, including any additional late payment interest, additional late
fees or charges.
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