Amended Agency Rule Review Plan
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Title 22, Part II
Filed: May 5, 1999
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Title 22, Part II
The State Board of Barber Examiners files this notice of intention to review
§§51.51-51.86, concerning Examination and Licensing, pursuant to
the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, Section 167, 75th Legislature.
As part of this review process, the board is proposing amendments to §51.51
of this title (relating to Payment of Fees), §51.52 of this title (relating
to Name Change), §51.55 of this title (relating to Number of Examination
Questions), §51.57 of this title (relating to Applying for Examination),
§51.58 of this title (relating to Deadline for Examination Application),
§51.60 of this title (relating to Items to Bring to Examination), §51.61
of this title (relating to Failure to Appear at Examination, §51.62 of
this title (relating to Notification of Examination Results), §51.63
of this title (relating to Failure of Examination), §51.64 of this title
(relating to Deadline for licensing Application), §51.80 of this title
(relating to Transfer of Student Hours from Out of State), and §51.84
of this title (relating to Reciprocal Licensing Policy). The proposed amendments
may be found in the Proposed Rules section of the Texas Register. As required
by Section 167, the board will accept comments regarding whether the reasons
for adopting the rules continue to exist together with any substantive comments
submitted concerning the proposed amendments.
The board is also proposing the repeal of §51.65 of this title (relating
to Student Barber's Application for Examination), §51.66 of this title
(relating to Student Teacher's Application for Examination), §51.67 of
this title (relating to Former Licensee's Application for Examination), §51.68
of this title (relating to Out-of-State Application for Examination), §51.69
of this title (relating to Physician's (Health) Certificate Form), §51.70
of this title (relating to Registered Barber Certificate), §51.71 of
this title (relating to Teacher's Certificate), §51.72 of this title
(relating to Barber's Technician Certificate), §51.73 of this title (relating
to Manicurist's Certificate), §51.74 of this title (relating to Journeyman
Barber Permit), §51.75 of this title (relating to Booth Rental Permit),
§51.76 of this title (relating to Certificate of Licensed Barber College),
§51.77 of this title (relating to Application for Temporary Barber Shop
Permit), §51.78 of this title (relating to Barber Shop Floor Plan), §51.79
of this title (relating to Barber Shop Permit), §51.81 of this title
(relating to Expiration Dates of Certificates and Proration of Fees), and
§51.86 of this title (relating to Processing Time for Licenses and Permits;
Appeals). The proposed repeals may be found in the Proposed Rules section
of the Texas Register. As required by Section 167, the board will accept comments
regarding whether the reasons for adopting the rules continue to exist together
with any substantive comments submitted concerning the proposed repeals.
Finally, the board is proposing to readopt §51.54 of this title (relating
to Foreign Language Examinations), §51.83 of this title (relating to
Licensing of Felons), and §51.85 of this title (relating to Reciprocal/Endorsement
Licensing of Barbers). The agency's reasons for adopting these rules continue
to exist in order to discharge the agency's statutory examination and licensing
responsibilities in order to discharge the agency's statutory examination
and licensing responsibilities.
Any questions regarding this notice of intention to review and comments
regarding whether the reasons for adopting these rules continues to exist
should be directed to Will K. Brown, Executive Director, State Board of Barber
Examiners, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-110, Austin, Texas 78701 or by calling Mr.
Brown at (512) 305-8475.
Proposed Amendments:
§51.51 Payment of Fees
§51.52 Name Change
§51.55 Number of Examination Questions
§51.57 Applying for Examination
§51.58 Deadline for Examination Application
§51.60 Items to Bring to Examination
§51.60 Equipment to Bring to Examination
§51.62 Notification of Examination Results
§51.63 Failure of Examination
§51.64 Deadline for License Application
§51.80 Transfer of Student Hours from Out of State
§51.84 Reciprocal Licensing Policy
Proposed Repeals:
§51.65 Student Barber's Application for Examination
§51.66 Student Teacher's Application for Examination
§51.67 Former Licensee's Application for Examination
§51.68 Out-of-State Application for Examination
§51.69 Physician's (Health) Certificate Form
§51.70 Registered Barber Certificate
§51.71 Teacher's Certificate
§51.72 Barber's Technician Certificate
§51.73 Manicurist's Certificate
§51.74 Journeyman Barber Permit
§51.75 Assistant Barber Certificate
§51.76 Certificate of Licensed Barber College
§51.77 Application for Temporary Barber Shop Permit
§51.78 Barber Shop Floor Plan
§51.79 Barber Shop Permit
§51.81 Expiration Dates of Certificates and Proration of Fees
§51.86 Processing Time for Licenses and Permits; Appeals
Proposed Rules to be readopted:
§51.54 Foreign Language Examinations
§51.83 Licensing of Felons
§51.85 Reciprocal/Endorsement Licensing of Barbers
TRD-9902643
Will K. Brown
Executive Director
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Filed: May 5, 1999
Title 1, Part X
The Department of Information Resources (DIR) files this notice of intention
to review and consider for readoption, revision, or repeal, Title 1, Texas
Administrative Code, Chapter 201, Section 201.16, "Minimum Standards for Meetings
Held by Videoconference Call." This review and consideration is being conducted
in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, House Bill 1, 75th Legislature,
Article IX, §167. The review will include, at a minimum, an assessment
by DIR as to whether the reasons for adopting or readopting these rules continue
to exist.
Any questions or written comments pertaining to this rule review may be
submitted to C. J. Brandt, Jr., General Counsel, P.O. Box 13564, Austin, Texas
78711, via facsimile at (512) 475-4759, or via e-mail at cj.brandt@dir.state.tx.us.
The deadline for comments is 30 days after publication in the
Texas Register
. Any proposed changes to these rules as a result of
the rule review will be published in the Proposed Rule section of the
TRD-9902716
C. J. Brandt, Jr.
General Counsel
Department of Information Resources
Filed: May 11, 1999
Title 28, Part II
Notice of Intention to Review Chapters 156 and 164.
The Texas Workers' Compensation Commission files this notice of intention
to review the rules contained in Chapter 156, concerning Representative of
Parties and in Chapter 164, concerning Extra-Hazardous Employer Program. This
review is pursuant to the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §167,
75th Legislature (1997).
The agency's reason for adopting the rules contained in these chapters
continues to exist and it proposes to readopt these rules.
DEADLINE for COMMENTS:
Comments regarding the §167 requirement as to whether the reason for
adopting these rules continues to exist must be received by 5:00 p.m. on June
21, 1999, and submitted to Donna Davila, Office of General Counsel, Mailstop
#4-D, Texas Workers' Compensation Commission, Southfield Building, 4000 South
IH 35, Austin, Texas 78704-7491.
The following are the sections proposed for review:
156.1. Carrier's Austin Representative.
164.1. Criteria for Identifying Extra-Hazardous.
164.2. Notice to Extra-Hazardous Employer.
164.3. Safety Consultation for Public Employers.
164.4. Formulation of Accident Prevention Plan for Public Employers.
164.5. Follow-up Inspection of Public Employers by the Division.
164.6. Report of Follow-up Inspection, Public Employers.
164.7. Removal of Public Employers from Extra-Hazardous Employer Status.
164.8. Continuation of Extra-Hazardous Employer Status, Public Employers.
164.9. Approval of Professional Sources for Safety Consultations.
164.10. Removal from the List of Approved Professional Sources.
164.11. Request for Safety Consultation from the Division.
164.12. Reimbursement to Division for Services provided to Extra-Hazardous
Employers.
164.14. Values Assigned for Computation of Extra-Hazardous Employer Identification.
164.15. Administrative Reviews and Hearings Regarding Identification as
an Extra- Hazardous Employer.
164.16. Removal of Private Employers from Extra-Hazardous Employer Status.
164.17. Availability of OSHCON Services.
164.18. Severability.
TRD-9902722
Susan Cory
General Counsel
Texas Workers' Compensation Commission
Filed: May 12, 1999
Proposed Rule Reviews
Department of Information Resources
Texas Workers' Compensation Commission
Adopted Rule Review