The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC), beginning July 1999, will review and consider for readoption, revision, or repeal of Chapter 39 concerning Scabies, in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, Section 167, 75th Legislature. The rules to be reviewed are located in Title 4, Part II, of the Texas Administrative Code and contains the following sections: §39.1 Definitions; §39.2 Psoroptic Scabies in Infested Herds; §39.3 Sarcoptic Scabies in Infested Herds; §39.4 Livestock Exposed to Psoroptic or Sarcoptic Scabies; §39.5 Quarantines and Release; §39.6 Duties of Owners or Caretakers of Livestock Infested with or Exposed to Scabies; §39.7 Livestock at Shows, Fairs, and Exhibitions; §39.8 Permitted Dips for Scabies and Mange Mite Eradication; §39.9 Chorioptic Mange; and §39.10 Interstate Movement Requirements for Livestock.

The commission will consider, among other things, whether the reasons for adoption of these rules continue to exist and whether amendments are needed. Any changes to the rules proposed by the commission after reviewing the rules and considering the comments received in response to this notice will appear in the "Rules Proposed" section of the Texas Register and will be adopted in accordance with the requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act, Texas Government Code Annotated, Chapter 2001. The comment period will last for 30 days beginning with the publication of this notice of intention to review. Comments or questions regarding this notice of intention to review may be submitted in writing within 30 days following the publication of this notice in the Texas Register, to Edith Smith, P.O. Box 12966, Austin, Texas 78711-2966. They may also be sent by facsimile to (512) 719-0721 or by e-mail to comments@tahc.state.tx.us. Comments will be reviewed and discussed in a future commission meeting.

TRD-9904980

Gene Snelson

General Counsel

Texas Animal Health Commission

Filed: August 9, 1999

The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC), beginning July 1999, will review and consider for readoption, revision, or repeal of Chapter 41, concerning Fever Ticks in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, Section 167, 75th Legislature. The rules to be reviewed are located in Title 4, Part II, of the Texas Administrative Code and contains the following sections: §41.1 Tick Eradication and §41.2 Quarantine Line and Semi-Defining and Establishing Tick Eradication Areas.

The commission will consider, among other things, whether the reasons for adoption of these rules continue to exist and whether amendments are needed. Any changes to the rules proposed by the commission after reviewing the rules and considering the comments received in response to this notice will appear in the "Rules Proposed" section of the Texas Register and will be adopted in accordance with the requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act, Texas Government Code Annotated, Chapter 2001. The comment period will last for 30 days beginning with the publication of this notice of intention to review. Comments or questions regarding this notice of intention to review may be submitted in writing, within 30 days following the publication of this notice in the Texas Register, to Edith Smith, P.O. Box 12966, Austin, Texas 78711-2966. They may also be sent by facsimile to (512) 719-0721 or by e-mail to comments@tahc.state.tx.us. Comments will be reviewed and discussed in a future commission meeting.

TRD-9904981

Gene Snelson

General Counsel

Texas Animal Health Commission

Filed: August 9, 1999

The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC), beginning July 1999, will review and consider for readoption, revision, or repeal of Chapter 57, concerning Poultry, in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, Section 167, 75th Legislature. The rules to be reviewed are located in Title 4, Part II, of the Texas Administrative Code and contains the following sections: §57.10 Definitions and §57.11 General Requirements.

The commission will consider, among other things, whether the reasons for adoption of these rules continue to exist and whether amendments are needed. Any changes to the rules proposed by the commission after reviewing the rules and considering the comments received in response to this notice will appear in the "Rules Proposed" section of the Texas Register and will be adopted in accordance with the requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act, Texas Government Code Annotated, Chapter 2001. The comment period will last for 30 days beginning with the publication of this notice of intention to review. Comments or questions regarding this notice of intention to review may be submitted in writing, within 30 days following the publication of this notice in the Texas Register, to Edith Smith, P.O. Box 12966, Austin, Texas 78711-2966. They may also be sent by facsimile to (512) 719-0721 or by e-mail to comments@tahc.state.tx.us. Comments will be reviewed and discussed in a future commission meeting.

TRD-9904982

Gene Snelson

General Counsel

Texas Animal Health Commission

Filed: August 9, 1999

Title 40, Part II

The Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing proposes to review Chapter 183 concerning the evaluation of interpreters and interpreter certifications, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, House Bill 1, Article IX, §167.

As part of this review process, the commission is proposing amendments to §§183.1, 183.5, 183.9, 183.11, 183.17, 183.19, 183.23, 183.29, 183.33, 183.101, 183.113, 183.117, 183.141, 183.143, 183.149, 183.157, 183.159, 183.161, 183.163, 183.165, 183.305, 183.505, 183.507, 183.511, 183.571, 183.573, 183.575, 183.579, 183.601, and 183.603, is proposing repeal of and proposes new §§183.123 to 183.129, and 183.137 to 183.126, proposes repeal of §§183.145 and 183.303 and proposes new §183.18.

During this review the commission will determine if the reasons for adopting this chapter continue to exist. The chapter will be reviewed to determine whether the rules reflect current legal and policy considerations or if they are obsolete.

Please submit written comments to Angela Bryant, Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, P.O. Box 12904, Austin, Texas 78711. Comments must be received no later than 30 days from the date this notice is published in the Texas Register .

TRD-9904864

David W. Myers

Executive Director

Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Filed: August 6, 1999

Title 1, Part V

The General Services Commission (the "Commission") proposes to review Title 1, Texas Administrative Code, Part V, Chapter 115, concerning the Building and Property Services Division pursuant to the General Appropriations, Article IX, Section 167, 75th Legislature.

As part of the review process, the General Services Commission proposes the repeal of Title 1, T.A.C., Part V. Chapter 115, Subchapter A - State Owned Property §§115.1, 115.2, 115.3, 115.4, 115.5, 115.6 and 115.8; Subchapter B - State Leased Property §§115.31, 115.32, 115.33, 115.34, 115.35, 115.36, 115.37, 115.38, 115.39, and 115.40; and Subchapter C - Space Allocation, §115.50. New rules are also being proposed concurrently under Title 1, T.A.C. Part V. Chapter 115 - State Leased Property, Chapter 116 - Building and Property Services Division; and Chapter 122 - Facilities Planning. The proposed new rules may be found in the proposed rule section of this publication of the Texas Register .

The repeal of Title 1, T.A.C., Part V., Chapter 115, and new rules under Title 1, T.A.C., Part V., Chapters 115, 116 and 122 are proposed in order to delete obsolete and cumbersome language, and to reorganize and create more efficient rules relating to the Texas Government Code, Chapters 2165 and 2167.

Comments on the review may be submitted in writing within 30 days following publication of this notice in the Texas Register to Judy Ponder, General Counsel, General Services Commission, P.O. Box 13047, Austin, Texas 78711-3047.

TRD-9904831

Judy Ponder

General Counsel

General Services Commission

Filed: August 5, 1999

The General Services Commission (the "Commission") proposes to review Title 1, Texas Administrative Code, Part V, Chapter 125, Subchapter A, Sections 125.1, 125.3, 125.5, 125.7, 125.9, 125.11, 125.13, 125.15, 125.17, 125.19, 125.21, 125.23, 125.25, 125.27 and 125.29 concerning Travel Management Services.

As part of the review process, the General Services Commission proposes amendments to Title 1, T.A.C., §§125.1, 125.3 and 125.29 that may be found in the proposed rule section of this publication of the Texas Register.

The assessment by the Commission at this time indicates that the reason for adopting or readopting these rules continues to exist.

Comments on the review may be submitted in writing within 30 days following the publication of this notice in the Texas Register to Judy Ponder, General Counsel, General Services Commission, P.O. Box 13047, Austin, TX 78711-3047.

TRD-9904886

Judy Ponder

General Counsel

General Services Commission

Filed: August 6, 1999

Title 25, Part I

The Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers (board) will review and consider for readoption, revision, or repeal Title 25, Texas Administrative Code, Part I, Chapter 313, Athletic Trainers, Subchapter A, General Guidelines and Requirements, §§313.1 - 313.20. The review and consideration is being conducted in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, Rider 167, passed by the 75th Legislature.

An assessment will be made by the board as to whether the reasons for adopting or readopting the rules continue to exist. This assessment will be conducted during the rule review process. Each rule will be reviewed to determine whether it is obsolete, whether the rule reflects current legal and policy considerations, and whether the rule reflects current procedures of the board. The review of all rules must be completed by August 31, 2001.

Comments on the review may be submitted in writing within 30 days following the publication of this notice in the Texas Register to Stephen Mills, Program Administrator, Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers, 1100 West 49th Street, Austin, Texas 78756-3183. Any proposed changes to the rules as a result of the review will be published in the Proposed Rule Section of the Texas Register and will be open for an additional 30 day public comment period prior to final adoption or repeal by the board.

TRD-9905014

Michael D. Saly

Chairman

Texas Department of Health

Filed: August 11, 1999

Title 22, Part XI

The Board of Nurse Examiners proposes to review Chapter 211, Bylaws in accordance with the Appropriations Act, Section 167. In conjunction with this review, the agency proposes to repeal the existing §§211.1-211.11 and proposes new §§211.1-211.10. The proposed repeal and new rules may be found in the Proposed Rules Section of the Texas Register.

Comments on the proposals may be submitted to Katherine Thomas, MN, RN, Executive Director, Board of Nurse Examiners, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 3-460; Austin, Texas 78701.

TRD-9904944

Kathy Thomas, MN, RN

Executive Director

Board of Nurse Examiners

Filed: August 9, 1999

The Board of Nurse Examiners proposes to review and readopt Chapter 223, Fees in accordance with the Appropriations Act, Section 167.

The agency's reason for readopting the rules contained in this chapter continues to exist.

Comments on the proposed readoption may be submitted to Katherine Thomas, MN, RN, Executive Director, Board of Nurse Examiners, Post Office Box 430; Austin, Texas 78767-0430.

TRD-9904943

Kathy Thomas, MN, RN

Executive Director

Board of Nurse Examiners

Filed: August 9, 1999

Title 22, Part XXIV

The Texas State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners is proposing to review and consider for readoption Title 22 of the Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 573, Rules of Professional Conduct, pursuant to H.B. 1, Article IX, § 167, 75th Leg., R.S. (1997), and the review plan previously filed by the agency. Separately, the agency is proposing amendments to Rules 22 T.A.C. § 573.64 and §573.52, which will be published in the Proposed Rules section of the Texas Register. The review of Rule 22 T.A.C. § 573.20 will consider the amended rule adopted by the agency on June 10, 1999, and published in the Texas Register.

The agency's review of Chapter 573 will cover the following rules:

General Professional Ethics

573.01 Avoidance of Conflicting Interest

573.02 Avoidance of Encroachment on Another's Practice

573.03 Exposure of Corrupt or Dishonest Conduct

573.04 Adherence to the Law

573.05 Avoidance of Corruption of Others

573.06 Restriction of Partnerships to Members of Profession

573.07 No Abuse of Position of Trust

573.08 Loss of Accreditation

573.09 Nonresident Consultants

573.10 Supervision of Non-Licensed Employees

573.11 Discouragement of Unauthorized Practice

573.12 Alternate Therapies - Chiropractic and Other Forms of Musculoskeletal Manipulation

573.13 Use of Ultrasound in Diagnosis or Therapy

573.14 Alternate Therapies - Acupuncture

573.15 Alternate Therapies - Holistic Medicine

573.16 Alternate Therapies - Homeopathy Responsibilities to Clients

573.20 Responsibility for Acceptance of Medical Care

573.21 Direct Responsibility to Client

573.22 Professional Standard of Humane Treatment

573.23 Board Certified Specialists and Duty of Licensee to Refer a Case

573.24 Issuance of Certificates Through Direct Knowledge Only

573.25 Avoidance of Guaranteeing Cures

573.26 Honesty, Integrity, and Fair Dealing

573.27 Observance of Confidentiality

573.28 Maintenance of Sanitary Premises

573.29 Complaint Information

Advertising, Endorsements & Certificates

573.30 Advertising

573.31 Ban on Testimonials & Endorsements

573.32 Specialty Listings

573.33 Display of Degree, Certificate or Title from Approved Institutions Only

573.34 Authorized Degrees, Certificates or Titles Only

573.35 Display of License

573.36 Corporate and Assumed Names

573.37 Ban on Use of Solicitors

Prescribing and/or Dispensing Medications

573.40 Labeling of Medications Dispensed

573.41 Use of Prescription Drugs

573.42 Use of Scheduled Drugs in Training and/or Racing

573.43 Misuse of DEA Narcotics Registration

573.44 Compounding Drugs

Records Keeping

573.50 Controlled Substances Records Keeping for Drugs on Hand

573.51 Rabies Control

573.52 Patient Record Keeping

Other Provisions

573.60 Practice Prohibition Against Treatment of Humans

573.61 Minimum Security for Controlled Substances

573.62 Violation of Board Orders/Negotiated Settlements

573.63 Inspection of Veterinary Facilities & Records

573.64 Continuing Education Requirements

573.65 Definitions

573.66 Monitoring Licensees' Compliance with Article 8890

573.67 Temporary Licensee Suspension

573.68 Conditions Relative to License Suspension

573.69 Reporting of Criminal Activity

573.70 Operation of Temporary Limited-Service Veterinary Services

573.71 Employment by Nonprofit or Municipal Corporations

573.72 Animal Reproduction

The agency's review will determine whether reasons for re-adopting these rules continues to exist.

Written comments on the proposed readoption may be submitted in writing to Mr. Chris Kloeris, Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-330, Austin, Texas 78701-3998, phone: (512) 305-7555. Comments will be accepted for 30 days after publication of this notice in the Texas Register.

TRD-9905006

Ron Allen

Executive Director

Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners

Filed: August 10, 1999

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards adopts without changes as proposed in the June 18, 1999, issue of the Texas Register (24 TexReg 4589), the review of the following sections from Chapter 297, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, Section 167.

Minor comments were received and will be considered during subsequent changes of standards. The staff has determined that no changes are necessary at this time.

297.1. Regular Local Inspections.

297.2. Regular Commission Inspections.

297.3. Inspection Reports.

297.4. Certification.

297.5. Notice of Noncompliance/Administrative Order.

297.6. Response by Officials.

297.7. Commission Review of Compliance.

297.8. Remedial Order by Commission.

297.9. Other Commission Remedies.

297.10. Review of Commission Action.

297.11. Request for Administrative Hearing.

297.12. County Contract with Private Entity for Jail Facilities.

297.13. Municipal Contract with Private Entity for Jail Facilities.

297.14. Contract with Other States for Housing Non-Texas Inmates.

This concludes the review of Chapter 297.

TRD-9904931

Jack E. Crump

Executive Director

Texas Commission on Jail Standards

Filed: August 9, 1999

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards adopts without changes as proposed in the June 18, 1999, issue of the Texas Register (24 TexReg 4590), the review of the following sections from Chapter 299, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, Section 167.

Minor comments were received and will be considered during subsequent changes of standards. The staff has determined that no changes are necessary at this time.

299.1. Policy.

299.2. Filing.

299.3. Contents.

299.4. Burden.

299.5. Determination/Notice.

299.6. Request for Hearing.

This concludes the review of Chapter 299.

TRD-9904932

Jack E. Crump

Executive Director

Texas Commission on Jail Standards

Filed: August 9, 1999

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards adopts without changes as proposed in the June 18, 1999, issue of the Texas Register (24 TexReg 4590), the review of the following sections from Chapter 300, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, Section 167.

Minor comments were received and will be considered during subsequent changes of standards. The staff has determined that no changes are necessary at this time.

300.1. General.

300.2. Designated Services.

300.3. Applicable Facilities.

300.4. Setting Fees.

300.5. Collection of Fees.

This concludes the review of Chapter 300.

TRD-9904933

Jack E. Crump

Executive Director

Texas Commission on Jail Standards

Filed: August 9, 1999

The Texas Commission on Jail Standards adopts without changes as proposed in the June 18, 1999, issue of the Texas Register (24 TexReg 4590), the review of the following sections from Chapter 301, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, Section 167.

Minor comments were received and will be considered during subsequent changes of standards. The staff has determined that no changes are necessary at this time.

301.1. Procedures.

301.2. Decision.

This concludes the review of Chapter 301.

TRD-9904934

Jack E. Crump

Executive Director

Texas Commission on Jail Standards

Filed: August 9, 1999

Title 37, Part VII

The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education (Commission) has reviewed and proposes readoption of Title 37, Texas Administrative Code, Part VII, Chapter 211, §§211.16, 211.18, 211.20, 211.25, 211.30 and 211.31.

The review and considerations are being conducted in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, Rider 167, passed by the 75th Legislature.

Each rule; §§211.16, 211.18, 211.20, 211.25, 211.30 and 211.31 was reviewed and the Commission has no immediate plans to change.

Comments on the review may be submitted in writing within 30 days following the publication of this notice in the Texas Register to Dr. D.C. Jim Dozier, Executive Director, Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, 6330 U.S. Highway 290 East, Suite 200, Austin, Texas 78723. Any proposed changes to these rules as a result of the review will be published in the Proposed Rule Section of the Texas Register and will be open for an additional 30 day public comment period prior to final adoption or repeal by the Commission.

TRD-9904974

Edward T. Laine

Chief, Professional Standards and Administration Operations

Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education

Filed: August 9, 1999

Title 30, Part I

The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (commission) adopts the review of and readopts 30 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 308, Criteria and Standards for the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). This review was conducted in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §167, 75th Legislature, 1997. The proposed review was published in the May 14, 1999 issue of the Texas Register (24 TexReg 3757).

The commission readopts the rules contained in 30 TAC Chapter 308, concerning NPDES, as required by the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §167, 75th Legislature, 1997. Section 167 requires state agencies to review and consider for readoption rules adopted under the Administrative Procedure Act. The review must include, at a minimum, an assessment that the reason for the rules continue to exist.

The comment period on the review closed June 14, 1999. There were no comments received regarding the review of this chapter.

The commission has assessed Chapter 308 and determined that the reason for the chapter continues to exist. The purpose of Chapter 308 is to provide criteria and standards for NPDES through provisions adopted by reference that were promulgated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency pursuant to its authority under the Clean Water Act (CWA). The subchapters found in Chapter 308 are necessary for the commission to perform its responsibilities related to the federally delegated NPDES program.

Subchapter A adopts by reference 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 125, Subpart A, providing criteria and standards for imposing technology based treatment requirements under the CWA, §301(b), relating to timetable for achievement of objectives (effluent limitations), and §402, relating to NPDES. Subpart A describes the purpose and scope of the criteria and standards of the treatment requirement and sets out technology based treatment requirement in permits.

Subchapter B adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart B, providing criteria for issuance of permits to aquaculture projects.

Subchapter C adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart C, providing the criteria for extending compliance dates for facilities installing innovative technology under the CWA, §301(k), relating to innovative technology. Subpart C describes criteria for requests for and procedures related to compliance extensions establishes certain permit conditions and requires supplementary information and recordkeeping for facilities installing innovative technology.

Subchapter D adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart D, providing criteria and standards for determining fundamentally different factors under the CWA, §301(b)(1)(A) and §301(b)(2)(A), relating to timetable for achievement of objectives (effluent limitations).

Subchapter G adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart G, providing criteria for modifying the secondary treatment requirements under the CWA, §301(h). Subchapter G includes general regulations related to the modification criteria, requires the existence of and compliance with applicable water quality standards, requires the establishment of a monitoring program, regulates the effect of discharge on other point and nonpoint sources, defines a required toxics control program, and regulates increases in effluent volume or the amount of pollutants discharged.

Subchapter H adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart H, providing criteria for determining alternative effluent limitations under the CWA, §316(a), relating to effluent limitations (thermal discharges) that will assure protection and propagation of a balanced, indigenous population of shellfish, fish, and wildlife.

Subchapter J adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart J, providing criteria for extending compliance dates under the CWA, §301(i), relating to municipal time extensions. Subpart J provides criteria for permit modification and issuance.

Subchapter K adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart K, providing criteria and standards for best management practices (BMP) authorized under the CWA, §304(e), relating to best management practices for industry. Subpart K discusses applicability of BMPs, discusses permit terms and conditions, and otherwise regulates BMP programs.

Subchapter M adopts by reference 40 CFR, Part 125, Subpart M, providing ocean discharge criteria. Subpart M requires and regulates a determination of unreasonable degradation of the marine environment, discusses permit requirements, and requires certain information to be required by the program.

Chapter 308 was adopted in 1990 under the Texas Water Code (TWC), §5.102 and §5.105, which provides the commission with the authority to adopt any rules necessary to carry out its powers and duties under the provisions of the TWC and other laws of the State of Texas and to establish and approve all general policy of the state.

TRD-9904940

Margaret Hoffman

Director, Environmental Law Division

Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission

Filed: August 9, 1999

The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (commission) adopts the review of and readopts 30 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 309, Domestic Wastewater Effluent Limitations and Plant Siting. This review is in accordance with the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §167, 75th Legislature, 1997. The proposed review was published in the May 14, 1999 issue of the Texas Register (24 TexReg 3758).

The commission readopts the rules contained in 30 TAC Chapter 309, concerning Domestic Wastewater Effluent Limitations and Plant Siting, as required by the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §167, 75th Legislature, 1997. Section 167 requires state agencies to review and consider for readoption rules adopted under the Administrative Procedure Act. The reviews must include, at a minimum, an assessment that the reason for the rules continue to exist.

The comment period on the review closed on June 14, 1999. There were no comments received regarding the review of this chapter.

The commission has assessed Chapter 309 and determined that the reason for the rule continues to exist. The purpose of Chapter 309 is to establish parameters for domestic wastewater effluent treatment, for siting of sewage treatment facilities to avoid nuisance conditions and protect public health, and for land disposal of sewage effluent. Chapter 309 establishes the minimum treatment requirements for domestic wastewater prior to discharges into or adjacent to waters in the state. The requirements found in Chapter 309 provide the waste discharge requirements that are needed to complete compliance with Chapter 317 of this title (relating to Design Criteria for Sewerage Systems).

Subchapter A establishes a set of minimum effluent quality limitations for treated domestic sewage which is required of permittees in order to maintain water quality as prescribed by the commission's surface water quality standards.

Subchapter B addresses the issues of appropriate siting of domestic wastewater treatment facilities. This subchapter includes requirements for buffer zones, odor abatement, geologic considerations such as floodplains, soil conditions, and location of public and private wells.

Subchapter C relates to the requirements for land disposal by irrigation of wastewater effluent. The subchapter also includes design requirements for irrigation and percolation systems.

Chapter 309 was adopted under Texas Water Code, §26.034 which allows the commission, on a case-by-case basis, to review and approve plans and specifications for wastewater treatment facilities. The effluent requirements found in Chapter 309 provide the parameters for discharge from these facilities.

TRD-9904939

Margaret Hoffman

Director, Environmental Law Division

Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission

Filed: August 9, 1999

Title 22, Part XXIII

The Texas Real Estate Commission adopts the review of Chapter 535 (§§535.1-4, §§535.11-535.21, §§535.31-535.35, §535.41, §535.42 and §§535.51-535.53), Provisions of The Real Estate License Act, in accordance with the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, Section 167. In conjunction with this review, the agency has amended 22 TAC §§535.1-535.3, §535.12, §535.13, §§535.15-535.17, §535.20, §535.21, §§535.31-535.35, §535.41, §535.42, and §§535.51-535.53 and repealed §535.4, §535.11, §535.14 and §535.18. The agency has determined that with these changes, the reasons for adopting the chapter continue to exist.

TRD-9904838

Mark A. Moseley

General Counsel

Texas Real Estate Commission

Filed: August 5, 1999