Part 2.
TEXAS STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS
Chapter 51.
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
Subchapter B. BARBER COLLEGES, SCHOOLS, AND STUDENTS
22 TAC §§51.13, 51.15-51.21, 51.23-51.26; 51.30, 51.39, 51.40
The Texas State Board of Barber Examiners proposes amendments
to §§51.13; 51.15; 51.16; 51.17; 51.18; 51.19; 51.20; 51.21; 51.23;
51.24; 51.25; 51.26; 51.30; 51.39; 51.40, concerning Barber Colleges, Schools,
and Students. The amendments are proposed in accordance with the board's Rule
Review Plan adopted pursuant to Article IX, §167 of the Appropriations
Act. The proposed amendment to §51.13 Change of Ownership of Barber School
specifies that the new owner should notify the board of the change no later
than the 10th day. Naming whom will inspect the new owner's school, and after
the new owner completes the new contract and returns it with the new fee,
the board will issue a new permit within 20 days. The proposed amendment to §51.15
Barber Chairs per Student changes the wording clinic floor to practical floor.
The proposed amendment to §51.16 Equipment for Students requires the
school to furnish each student with a current hand book containing the Barber
Laws, and list the tools the school or college must ensure each student is
equipped with. The proposed amendment to §51.17 Specialty Equipment states
each student enrolled the school or college will have enough equipment. The
proposed amendment to §51.18 Classroom Consultants requires the school
or college to have a valid Texas barber teacher teaching at all times. The
proposed amendment to §51.19 Absence of Teachers is adding no student
shall accrue hours for either practical or theory for the duration of the
absence of a teacher. The proposed amendment to §51.20 Applying for Enrollment
states all records are subject to inspection by the board or any of its officers
or employees and the school or college is responsible for submitting the student
application. The proposed amendment to §51.21 Enrollment Application
Deadline changes the deadline the application for enrollment must be sent
to the office within seven days of the date on the physician certificate.
The proposed amendment to §51.23 Student Certificate states the student
certificate is not valid without a photograph attached and changes the student
certificate to expire every 12 months. The proposed amendment to §51.24
Interruption of Attendance when a student withdraws or interrupts his or her
training the school or college has seven days to return the student certificate
to the board. The proposed amendment to §51.25 Reenrollment Notification
changes the title of the rule to Reenrollment or Transfer, places the responsibility
of filing the enrollment, reenrollment application and transfer notification
on the school or college owners. The proposed amendment to §51.26 Student
Progress Reports changes the wording from "acquired" to "accrued" in addition
to changes the required forms prescribed by the board to requiring the information
listed in §51.38. The proposed amendment to §51.30 changes the hours
in anatomy, physiology, and histology from 80 to 50; the hours of Texas Barber
Law from five to 35; change the wording from "boys'" to "children's" haircutting;
the hours of manicuring from 25 to 1; professional ethics hours are changed
from 10 to 22, and barber shop management hours from 10 to 22. The proposed
amendment to 51.39 Barber Refresher Course removes the words "or country"
from the requirements for the refresher course and changes the haircutting
hours from 150 to 160, and removes the manicuring hours. This amendment also
adds the requirement of adding the student in the barber refresher course
to the monthly progress report. The proposed amendments to 51.40 All Other
Businesses Prohibited in a Barber College allows the placement of vending
machines and retail products directly relating to hair care.
Will K. Brown, Executive Director, has determined that, for each of the
first five years that the proposed rules will be in effect: (1) there are
no foreseeable implications relating to cost or revenues of the state or local
governments as a result of enforcing for administering the rules; (2) the
public benefit of the proposed rules will be clarification of the board's
requirements of examinees and licensees and the provision of a secure method
of handling funds submitted by examinees and licensees; and (3) there is no
foreseeable economic cost to persons required to comply with the proposed
rules. Mr. Brown has also determined that there will be no effect on small
businesses as a result of the proposed amendments.
Comments on the proposed rules may be submitted to Will K. Brown, Executive
Director, Texas State Board of Barber Examiners, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-110,
Austin, Texas 78701 no later than 30 days from the date that these proposed
amendments are published in the
Texas Register
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The amendments are proposed under Texas Barber Law, former Texas
Civil Statutes, Article 8407a, §28(a),(repealed) now recodified laws
House Bill 3155 as Chapter 1601 OCCUPATIONS CODE (1999) which vest the board
with the authority to make and enforce all rules and regulations necessary
for the performance of its duties, to establish standards of conduct and ethics
for all persons licensed or practicing under the provision of the Texas Barber
Law, and to regulate the practice and teaching of barbering in keeping with
the intent of the Texas Barber Law and to ensure strict compliance with the
Texas Barber Law.
The following sections of the Texas Civil Statute, Article 8407a are effected
by the proposed amendments as follows: 51.13 Change of Ownership of Barber
School - §§9,9a; 51.15 Barber Chairs per Student - §§9(g)3,8;
51.16 Equipment for Student - §§9(f),9(u); 51.17 Specialty Equipment
- §9(f); 51.18 Classroom Consultant - §9(j); 51.19 Absents of Teachers
- §§ 9(j), 9(k); 51.20 Applying for Enrollment - §§7,8,9(b);
51.21 Enrollment Application Deadline - §§8, 9(b); 51.23 Student
Certificate - §§9(b), 8,21(b); 51.24 Interruption of Attendance
- §§9(e); 51.25 Reenrollment or Transfer - §9(e); 51.26 Student
Progress Reports - §9(e); 51.30 Registered Barber Course - §§9(d),9(f),12;
51.39 Barber Refresher Course - §§9(d), 9(f); 51.40 All Other Businesses
Prohibited in a Barber College - §§9(a),9(y).
§51.13.Change of Ownership of Barber School.
(a)
If a barber school or college changes ownership,
the new owner shall notify the board of the transfer not later than the 10th
day before the date on which the change becomes effective.
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(b)
Two board members or one board member and the board's
executive director shall inspect a barber school or college which has changed
ownership to determine that it fulfills all requirements of the board and
of the Texas Barber Law, §9.
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(c)
A new permit fee and contract shall be required from
a barber school or college which has changed ownership.
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(d)
The new owner of the school shall execute
a new contract for approval with the board and shall secure a new permit within
30 days.
§51.15.Barber Chairs per Student.
A barber school or college must have one barber chair available for
each student in attendance on the
practical
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§51.16.Equipment for Students.
(a)
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(b)
The barber school or college must issue within seven
days of enrollment each student his or her own textbook or books which shall
contain all subjects referred to in the Texas Barber Law, §9. The board
will approve each textbook or books before it may be used in the barber school
or college curriculum.
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(c)
A barber school or college shall furnish
to or ensure that each student is equipped with his or her own personal tools
within 30 days which must include the following:
(1)
one professional electric clipper of modern design;
(2)
one neck duster;
(3)
one barber shears;
(4)
one thinning shears;
(5)
one razor equipped with disposable blades;
(6)
three barber combs;
(7)
one styptic powder or liquid styptic;
(8)
one tool kit (carrying kit);
(9)
one hair styling brush;
(10)
one neck clip;
(11)
one can clipper oil
(12)
two washable uniforms;
(13)
one hand held hair dryer; and
(14)
one T-edger or outliner
(d)
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(1)
one razor strop;
(2)
one razor hone; and
(3)
one straight razor.
(e)
No student may take instruction or accrue
hours for practical work unless he or she is equipped with these tools.
§51.17.Specialty Equipment.
Each barber school or college shall have:
(1)
for each student in attendance on the practical floor,
enrolled in a manicurist course outlined in §51.31,
one complete
manicure table
, one complete set of manicuring implements for plain
and sculptured nails, and one textbook with complete instructions
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(2)
and adequate supply of permanent wave rods
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(3)
an adequate supply of permanent wave rods;
(4)
a minimum of two canvas-type wig blocks;
(5)
two mannequins, one long-haired and one short-haired;
(6)
a minimum of one wig, one hairpiece, and one hairwoven
piece;
(7)
clock;
(8)
bulletin board;
(9)
fire extinguisher with current inspection report;
and
(10)
teacher's desk in classroom.
§51.18.Classroom Consultants.
(a)
Each classroom consultant to theory instruction in a barber
school or college shall have a valid Texas barber teacher's certificate
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(b)
A student teacher may instruct theory only if
assisted
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§51.19.Absence of Teachers.
(a)
Whenever an approved barber school or college is without
the services of at least one teacher who has a valid Texas barber teacher's
certificate for all or any portion of three consecutive business days, the
owner, manager, or authorized agent of the school must notify the board in
writing.
(b)
This notification must be on or before the seventh calendar
day following the first day of the absence.
(c)
The written notice must explain the absence and its duration
or expected duration.
(d)
No instruction may be provided, and no
student shall accrue hours for either practical work or theory for the duration
of such absence.
§51.20.Applying for Enrollment.
(a)
Each person enrolling in an approved barber school or college
in Texas must apply on forms furnished by the board.
(b)
This record is subject to inspection by the board
or any of its officers or employees.
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(c)
A barber school or college shall submit each application
for enrollment which shall include the following four items;
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(1)
The original of the application for enrollment
form, completed and notarized. If the applicant is attending on a part-time
basis, he or she shall specify that on the upper right corner of the original.
(2)
Proof of a seventh-grade education
or its equivalency. This shall be in the form of a transcript or photostatic
copy of the diploma, equivalency certificate, or record.
(3)
Two recent, identical, permanent-type
photographs, size two-inch by two-inch, with applicant's signature on front.
No Polaroid photographs will be accepted.
(4)
A current health certificate, signed
by a physician or doctor of osteopathic medicine and notarized. The board
will furnish a health certificate form.
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§51.21.Enrollment Application Deadline.
Application for enrollment in a barber school or college must be sent
to the [
§51.23.Student Certificate.
(a)
After the
board receives the completed application
for enrollment
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(b)
The student certificate shall show the date of enrollment,
which shall be no earlier than the date of the physician statement, and the
expiration date, which shall be 12 months after the date of enrollment. If
a student has not completed the 1500 hours required by §51.30 within
this 12 month period, upon request by the school or college the board will
issue a new student certificate for an additional 12 month period.
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(c)
The manager or owner of a barber school or college
is responsible for ensuring that a student certificate is on display at all
times during the students enrollment at or near the students work station.
No student may accrue hours for practical work or theory unless the certificate
is displayed in accordance with this subsection.
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§51.24.Interruption of Attendance.
When a student
withdraws or otherwise
interrupts his or
her training in a barber school,
for more than 60 days, after last date
of attendance, the school shall send the student certificate to the board
within seven days after such withdraw, or interruption. The manager or owner
of the barber school or college shall write on the back of the certificate
the last day of the student's attendance and the number of credit hours accrued
by the student and shall sign the student certificate.
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§51.25.Reenrollment or Transfer [
(a)
If a student returns to the same school
or college
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(b)
When a barber school or college accepts a transfer
of a student from another school or college the accepting school, shall on
behalf of the student, submit to the board in writing the student's enrollment
application and a request that the board issue a new student certificate for
the transferring student.
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(1)
Upon receipt of the accepting schools notification
of transfer the board shall notify the school or college at which the student
was formerly enrolled of such transfer.
(2)
upon receipt of the boards transfer
notification the manager or owner of the barber school or college shall, within
seven days of receipt of the boards transfer notification, send to the board
the student certificate with the following information written on the back:
(A)
the last day of the student's attendance;
(B)
the number of credit hours accrued by the student;
(C)
and the managers or owners signature.
(c)
No reenrolled or transferred students may take instruction
or accrue hours for practical work or theory unless the new student certificate
issued by the board is on display at or near the students work station.
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(d)
A student who is reenrolled after a period of 90 days interruption
shall furnish the office of the board with a new health certificate.
§51.26.Student Progress Reports.
(a)
Each barber school or college must send to the office of
the board a monthly progress report of hours
accrued
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(b)
The report shall contain the information listed in §51.38.
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(c)
The report is due in the board's office no later than the
15th day of the month following the month covered in the report.
(d)
The executive director or the board may refuse to accept
student hours for:
(1)
schools' failure to staff school with qualified instructors
and teachers;
(2)
lack of presence of presence of qualified instructors
and teachers in the schools; and
(3)
schools' failure to conduct required instruction in
theory and practical training.
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§51.30.Registered Barber Course.
The curriculum to prepare a student for the examination for the registered
barber license will consist of 1,500 hours to include the following:
(1)
Eight hours of orientation, consisting of:
(A)
rules and regulations of the school;
(B)
introduction to school personnel and students; and
(C)
outlay of school facilities conducted.
(2)
One hundred and eighty hours of theory, consisting
of:
(A)
history of barbering, one hour;
(B)
professional ethics, four hours;
(C)
hygiene and good grooming, one hour;
(D)
bacteriology, sterilization, and sanitation, thirty hours;
(E)
barber implements, one hour;
(F)
honing and stropping, one hour;
(G)
shaving, five hours;
(H)
haircutting, male and female, two hours;
(I)
cutting and processing curly and over-curly hair, two hours;
(J)
mustaches and beards, one hour;
(K)
shampooing and rinsing, two hours;
(L)
scalp, hair treatments and skin, five hours;
(M)
theory of massage of scalp, face and neck, two hours;
(N)
facial treatments, one hour;
(O)
anatomy, physiology, and histology,
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(i)
hair;
(ii)
skin;
(iii)
muscles;
(iv)
nerves;
(v)
cells
(vi)
circulatory system
(vii)
digestion; and
(viii)
bones;
(P)
disorders of the skin, scalp, and hair, 10 hours;
(Q)
electricity and light therapy, one hour;
(R)
chemistry, five hours;
(S)
barber shop management, five hours;
(T)
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Scientific fundamentals of barbering, four hours'
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Cosmetic preparations, three hours;
(W)
Sanitary professional techniques, four hours; and
(X)
Salesmanship, five hours.
(3)
One thousand, three hundred and twelve hours
of instruction in practical work, consisting of the study of:
(A)
barber implements, 10 hours;
(B)
shaving, 80 hours;
(C)
haircutting or the process of cutting, tapering, trimming,
processing, and molding and dressing the hair, 800 hours, consisting of:
(i)
men's haircutting;
(ii)
children's
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(iii)
women's haircutting;
(iv)
cutting and processing curly and over-curly hair; and
(v)
razor cutting;
(D)
shampooing and rinsing, 40 hours;
(E)
scalp, hair treatments, and tonics, 10 hours;
(F)
message and facial treatments, 10 hours;
(G)
bleaching and dyeing of the hair, 30 hours;
(H)
arranging, 10 hours;
(I)
beautifying, 10 hours;
(J)
beards and mustaches, 15 hours;
(K)
processing, 15 hours;
(L)
manicuring,
1 hour
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(M)
styling, 55 hours;
(N)
cleansing, 25 hours;
(O)
curling, 15 hours;
(P)
dressing, 15 hours;
(Q)
shaping, 15 hours;
(R)
singeing, 7 hours;
(S)
straightening, 25 hours;
(T)
waving hair, 28 hours;
(U)
clipping, 15 hours;
(V)
hair weaving and hairpieces, 17 hours;
(W)
scientific fundamentals of barbering, 10 hours;
(X)
professional ethics,
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barber shop management,
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(Z)
first aid and safety precautions, 10 hours;
§51.39.Barber Refresher Course.
(a)
The purpose of a barber refresher course is to renew or
update the skills of a currently licensed
,or one
barber who
has not practiced for a period of time, or to prepare a formerly licensed
barber for the state board examination.
(b)
An applicant for a barber refresher course must hold a
current or expired barber license issued by the State of Texas or another
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(c)
An applicant for a barber refresher course must comply
with all standard student enrollment requirements, and must submit a photocopy
of said current or expired barber license with the enrollment application.
(d)
The curriculum for a barber refresher course will consist
of 300 hours to include.
(1)
10 hours of theory instruction in Texas barber laws;
(2)
290 hours of instruction in practical work, to include:
(A)
haircutting-
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(B)
permanent waving and chemical application-75;
(C)
styling, curling, and blow-drying-55
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(e)
All hours earned by a student in a barber refresher course
must be reported to the board on the school's monthly progress report, and
the student certificate must be returned
by the school owner or manager
with in 7 days
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(f)
A licensed barber who is enrolled in a barber refresher
course cannot at the same time be employed or serve as a manager or instructor
in the school.
§51.40.All Other Businesses Prohibited in a Barber College.
No business other than the teaching and practicing of barbering can
be operated on the premises of a barber school or college[
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been reviewed
by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's legal authority to adopt.
Filed with the Office of
the Secretary of State, on March 21, 2000.
TRD-200002063
Will K. Brown
Executive Director
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Earliest possible date of adoption: May 7, 2000
For further information, please call: (512) 305-8475
22 TAC §§51.22, 51.36, 51.37
(Editor's note: The text of the following sections proposed for
repeal will not be published. The sections may be examined in the offices
of the Texas State Board of Barber Examiners or in the Texas Register office,
Room 245, James Earl Rudder Building, 1019 Brazos Street, Austin.)
The Texas State Board of Barber Examiners proposes
the repeal of §§51.22; 51.36, and 51.37 concerning Barber Colleges,
Schools, and Students. The board proposes repealing these rules in accordance
with the board's Rule Review Plan adopted pursuant to Article IX, §167
of the Appropriations Act. The proposed repeal of § 51.22 Date of Enrollment
eliminates a rule that has become obsolete due to the proposed amendment to §51.21.
The proposed repeal of §§ 51.36, and 51.37 will remove forms from
the board's formal rules, thereby allowing greater flexibility for the board
to change its forms from time to time without the requirement of a rulemaking
proceeding to do so.
Will K. Brown, Executive Director, has determined that, for each of the
first five years that the proposed repeal is in effect: (1) there are no foreseeable
implications relating to cost or revenues of the state or local governments
as a result of the repeal; (2) the public benefit of the proposed repeal will
be the reduction in time to implement revision of forms and the elimination
of a rule that has become obsolete; (3) there is no foreseeable economic cost
to persons required to comply with the proposed repeal. Mr Brown has also
determined that there will be no effect on small businesses as a result of
the proposed repeal.
Comments on the proposed repealed rules may be submitted to Will K. Brown,
Executive Director, Texas State Board of Barber Examiners, 333 Guadalupe,
Suite 2-110, Austin, Texas 78701 no later than 30 days from the date that
the proposed action is published in the
Texas Register
.
The repeals are proposed under former Texas Barber Law, Texas
Civil Statutes, Article 8407a, Section 28 (a), (repealed) now recodified by
House Bill 3155 as Chapter 1601 OCCUPATIONS CODE (1999) which vest the board
to make and enforce all rules and regulations necessary for the performance
of its duties.
The following are the Statutes, Articles, or codes effected by the proposed
repealed rules: §51.22 Date of Enrollment - §§9(b), 9(e); 51.36
Enrollment Application Form - §§8, 9(b); 51.37 Student Certificate
Form - §8.
§51.22.Date of Enrollment.
§51.36.Enrollment Application Form.
§51.37.Student Certificate Form.
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been
reviewed by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's legal authority
to adopt.
Filed with the Office of
the Secretary of State, on March 21, 2000.
TRD-200002064
Will K. Brown
Executive Director
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Earliest possible date of adoption: May 7, 2000
For further information, please call: (512) 305-8475
(Editor's note: The text of the following sections proposed for
repeal will not be published. The sections may be examined in the offices
of the Texas State Board of Barber Examiners or in the Texas Register office,
Room 245, James Earl Rudder Building, 1019 Brazos Street, Austin.)
22 TAC §51.91, §51.93
The Texas State Board of Barber Examiners proposes the repeal
of §51.91 and §51.93, concerning Barber Shops. The board proposes
repealing these rules in accordance with the board's Rule Review Plan adopted
pursuant to Article IX, §167 of the Appropriations Act. The proposed
repeal of §51.91 Separation of Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor eliminates
a rule that has become obsolete. The proposed repeal of §51.93 Inspection
Report will remove the form from the board's formal rules, thereby allowing
greater flexibility for the board to change its forms from time to time without
the requirement of a rulemaking proceeding to do so.
Will K. Brown, Executive Director, has determined that, for each of the
first five years that the proposed repeal is in effect: (1) there are no foreseeable
implications relating to cost or revenues of the state or local governments
as a result of the repeal; (2) the public benefit of the proposed repeal will
be the reduction in time to implement revision of forms and the elimination
of a rule that has become obsolete; (3) there is no foreseeable economic cost
to persons required to comply with the proposed repeal. Mr. Brown has also
determined that there will be no effect on small businesses as a result of
the proposed repeal.
Comments on the proposed repealed rules may be submitted to Will K. Brown,
Executive Director, Texas State Board of Barber Examiners, 333 Guadalupe,
Suite 2-110, Austin , Texas 78701 no later than 30 days from the date that
the proposed action is published in the
Texas Register
.
The repeals are proposed under former Texas Barber Law, Texas
Civil Statutes, Article 8407a, Section 28a, (repealed) now recodified by House
Bill 3155 as Chapter 1601 OCCUPATIONS CODE (1999) which vest the board to
make and enforce all rules and regulations necessary for the performance of
its duties.
The following are the Statutes, Articles, or codes effected by the proposed
repealed rules: §51.91 Separation of Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor - §§3,
4; §51.93 Inspection Report - §§1, 2.
§51.91.Separation of Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor.
§51.93.Inspection Report.
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been
reviewed by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's legal authority
to adopt.
Filed with the Office of
the Secretary of State, on March 21, 2000.
TRD-200002066
Will K. Brown
Executive Director
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Earliest possible date of adoption: May 7, 2000
For further information, please call: (512) 305-8475
The Texas State Board of Barber Examiners proposes amendments to §§51.92;
51.95; 51.97, concerning Barber Shops and §51.101, concerning Advertising.
The amendments are proposed in accordance with board's Rule Review Plan adopted
pursuant to Article IX, §167 of the Appropriations Act. The proposed
amendments to §51.92 Barber Pole (Symbol of Barbering Since Ancient Days)
(a) changes the traditional barber pole colors to red, white and the optional
blue. In (b) adds or any phrase containing the word "Barber" and removes (c)
in its entirety. The proposed amendments to §51.95 No Other Businesses
in a Barber Shop or Specialty Shop changes (a) adding the word "consumption"
and that all food and drink must be disposed of in a closed container. This
amendment also removes (d) in its entirety. The proposed amendments to §51.97
Booth Rental Permit clarifies if the barber pays there own withholding taxes,
have no proof or documentation of employment they are required to have a booth
rental permit. The proposed amendments to §51.101 Barber Advertisements
states only a barber school or a licensed barber may advertise in the yellow
pages in a telephone directory under "Barber."
Will K. Brown, Executive Director, has determined that, for each of the
first five years that the proposed rules will be in effect: (1) there are
no foreseeable implications relating to cost or revenues of the state or local
governments as a result of enforcing for administering the rules; (2) the
public benefit of the proposed rules will be clarification of the board's
requirements of examinees and licensees and the provision of a secure method
of handling funds submitted by examinees and licensees; and (3) there is no
foreseeable economic cost to persons required to comply with the proposed
rules. Mr. Brown has also determined that there will be no effect on small
businesses as a result of the proposed amendments.
Comments on the proposed rules may be submitted to Will K. Brown, Executive
Director, Texas State Board of Barber Examiners, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-110,
Austin, Texas 78701 no later than 30 days from the date that these proposed
amendments are published in the
Texas Register
.
Subchapter D. BARBER SHOPS
Two
board members or one board member and the board's executive director shall
inspect a barber school or college which has changed ownership to determine
that it fulfills all requirements of the board and of the Texas Barber Law, §9.
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A new permit fee and contract
shall be required from a barber school or college which has changed ownership.
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The new
owner of the school shall execute a new contract for approval with the board
and shall secure a new permit within 30 days.
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clinic
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floor. Additional students in attendance must be assigned to the beginner's
department or theory classroom.
The
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shall furnish each student
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must issue
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of
the students
enrollment [
each student
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own
copy of the current hand book published by the board containing
the laws and regulation governing the practice of barbering.
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textbook or books which shall contain all subjects referred to in the Texas
Barber Law, §9. The board will approve each textbook or book before it
may be used in the barber school or college curriculum.
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Each student must be equipped with all
the necessary barber's tools equivalent to any Class A barber's kit, and shall
have his or her own new personal tools which shall be issued within 30 days
of enrollment including the following tools:
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(1)
one professional electric clipper of modern
design;
]
(2)
one neck duster;
]
(3)
one barber shears;
]
(4)
one thinning shears;
]
(5)
one tweezers;
]
(6)
one razor;
]
(7)
three barber combs;
]
(8)
one styptic powder;
]
(9)
one tool kit (carrying it);
]
(10)
one hair styling brush;
]
(11)
one neck clip;
]
(12)
one can clipper oil;
]
(13)
two washable uniforms;
]
(14)
one hand electric hair dryer;
]
(15)
one T-edger or outliner.
]
(c)
] Optional equipment for the
kit will be as follows:
complete set of manicuring implements for plain and sculptured
nails with textbook of complete instructions
];
or
] an academic degree
or specialized training
or expertise
in the subject being taught if the subject pertains to
[
extension
] material relating to barbering.
accompanied
] by a
person holding a teaching certificate
[
licensed teacher
].
The application for enrollment
is prepared by the board in triplicate form. The original must be sent to
the office of the board and two copies must be retained by the school.
]
This record is subject to inspection by the board or any of its officers or
employees.
]
(d)
Each applicant must submit to the board
the following.
]
(1)
The original of the application for enrollment
form, completed and notarized. If the applicant is attending on a part-time
basis, he or she shall specify that on the upper right corner of the original.
]
(2)
Proof of a seventh-grade education
or its equivalency. This shall be in the form of a transcript or photostatic
copy of the diploma, equivalency certificate, or record.
]
(3)
Two recent, identical, permanent-type
phonographs, size two-inch by two-inch, with applicant's signature on front.
No Polaroid photographs will be accepted.
]
(4)
A current health certificate, signed
by a physician or doctor of osteopathic medicine and notarized. The board
will furnish a health certificate form.
]
office of the
] board in complete form within seven days
of actual date of enrollment[
.
]
, which shall be no earlier
than the date of the physician statement required by §51.20.
enrollment application is accepted,
] the
board will issue a student certificate which gives the student the right to
do barber service only in the school.
Affixed to the student certificate
issued by the board will be a current photograph furnished by the student
to the school in accordance with §51.20. No student certificate is valid
unless this photograph is attached thereto.
The manager or owner of the barber school or college shall be responsible
for keeping the student certificate with photograph and producing it upon
request by any board member, officer, or inspector.
]
The student
certificate shall show the date of enrollment (first day attending) and the
expiration date (date on which the student will complete the course if attendance
is regular).
]
the student
certificate shall be sent to the office of the board at once. The date of
interruption (last day attending) and the number of hours credit accumulated
shall be written on the back of the certificate and signed by the manager
or owner.
]
Notification ].
or transfers to another school
] after [
an
] interruption
[
,
] the school
or college
shall notify the board
in writing
and a new student certificate
shall
[
will
] be issued. [
The reenrollment notification shall be in the
office of the board no later than seven days after the date of reenrollment.
]
The school shall provide the office
of the board with the date of reenrollment (first day student returns to classes).
]
If a student is a transfer, the board requires the name of the school
from which he or she transferred and the approximate date of enrollment in
that school.
]
acquired
] by each student enrolled.
The report is to be made on forms prescribed by the board and
printed, secured, or reproduced at the school's or college's expense. Computer
printouts will be accepted provided the formatting is the same.
]
(e)
Hours not accepted by the executive director
or the board may be reinstated at the discretion of the board or the executive
director, upon correction of existing conditions.
]
80
] hours, consisting of the study of:
five
] hours;
boys'
] haircutting;
25 hours
];
10
]
hours;
10
]
hours;
or country
].
150
],
; and
]
(D)
manicuring-10.
]
promptly
] to the board office when the
student has completed 300 hours.
.
]
, with the exception of vending machines or retail products directly relating
to hair care.
Subchapter D. BARBER SHOPS
Chapter 51
PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE