Agency Rule Review Plan-Revised
Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners
Title 22, Part 16
Filed: March 29, 2000
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Title 22, Part 2
The State Board of Barber Examiners files this notice of intention to review §§51.11
- 51.40, concerning Barber Colleges, Schools and Students, pursuant to the
General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §167, 75th Legislature.
As part of this review process, the board is proposing amendments to §51.13
of this title (relating to Change of Ownership of Barber School), §51.15
of this title (relating to Barber Chairs Per Student), §51.16 of this
title (relating to Equipment for Students), §51.17 of this title (relating
to Specialty Equipment), §51.18 of this title (relating to Classroom
Consultants), §51.19 of this title (relating to Absence of Teachers), §51.20
of this title (relating to Applying for Enrollment), §51.21 of this title
(relating to Enrollment Application Deadline), §51.23 of this title (relating
to Student Certificate), §51.24 of this title (relating to Interruption
of Attendance), §51.25 of this title (relating to Reenrollment or Notification), §51.26
of this title (relating to Student Progress Reports), §51.30 of this
title (relating to Registered Barber Course), §51.39 of this title (relating
to Barber Refresher Course), §51.40 of this title (relating to All Other
Businesses Prohibited in a Barber College). The proposed amendments may be
found in the Proposed Rules section of the
Texas
Register
. As required by §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 §51.22 of this title (relating
to Date of Enrollment), §51.36 of this title (relating to Enrollment
Application Form), §51.37 of this title (relating to Student Certificate
Form). The proposed repeals may be found in the Proposed Rules section of
the
Texas Register
. As required by §167,
the board will accept comments regarding whether the reason for adopting the
rules continue to exist together with any substantive comments submitted concerning
the proposed repeals.
Finally, the board is proposing to readopt §51.11 of this title (relating
to Barber School Contract), §51.12 of this title (relating to Inspection
of New Barber School or College), §51.14 of this title (relating to Business
Hours of Barber School), §51.28 of this title (relating to Teacher Course), §51.29
of this title (relating to Mandatory Curriculum), §51.31 of this title
(relating to Manicurist Course), §51.32 of this title (relating to Wig
Specialist Course), §51.33 of this title (relating to Wig Instructor
Course), §51.34 of this title (relating to Barber Technician Course), §51.35
of this title (relating to Definition of Barber's Technician), §51.38
of this title (relating to Progress Report Barber School Monthly Records of
Student Hours). The agency's reasons for adopting these rules continue to
exist 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.
Proposed Amendments:
§51.13 Change of Ownership of Barber School
§51.15 Barber Chairs per Student
§51.16 Equipment for Students
§51.17 Specialty Equipment
§51.18 Classroom Consultants
§51.19 Absence of Teachers
§51.20 Applying for Enrollment
§51.21 Enrollment Application Deadline
§51.23 Student Certificate
§51.24 Interruption of Attendance
§51.25 Reenrollment or Transfer
§51.26 Student Progress Reports
§51.30 Registered Barber Course
§51.39 Barber Refresher Course
§51.40 All Other Businesses Prohibited in a Barber College
Proposed Repeals:
§51.22 Date of Enrollment
§51.36 Enrollment Application Form
§51.37 Student Certificate Form
Proposed Rules to be Readopted:
§51.11 Barber School Contract
§51.12 Inspection of New Barber School or College
§51.14 Business Hours of Barber School
§51.28 Teacher Course
§51.29 Mandatory Curriculum
§51.31 Manicurist Course
§51.32 Wig Specialist Course
§51.33 Wig Instructor Course
§51.34 Barber Technician Course
§51.35 Definition of Barber's Technician
§51.38 Progress Report Barber School Monthly Records of Student Hours
TRD-200002062
Will K. Brown
Executive Director
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Filed: March 21, 2000
The State Board of Barber Examiners files this notice of intention to review§§51.01-51.02,
concerning The Board; §§51.91-51.97, concerning Barber Shops; §51.101,
concerning Advertising; §51.111, concerning Contested Cases; §51.121,
concerning Personnel-Qualifications and Duties; §51.131, concerning Informal
Disposition, pursuant to the General Appropriations Act, Article IX §167,
75th Legislature.
As part of this review process, the board is proposing amendments to §51.92
of this title (Barber Pole (symbol of Barbering Since Ancient Days)), §51.95
of this title (No Other Businesses in a Barber Shop or Specialty Shop), §51.97
of this title (Booth Rental Permit), §51.101 of this title (Barber Advertisements).
The proposed amendments may be found in the Proposed Rules section of the
The Board is also proposing the repeal of §51.91 of this title (Separation
of Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor), §51.93 of this title (Inspection Report).
The proposed repeals may be found in the Proposed Rules section of the
Finally, the board is proposing to readopt§51.01 of this title (Regular
Meetings and Examinations), §51.02 of this title (Quorum), §51.94
of this title (Regulation of Dress in a Barber Shop, Specialty Shop, or School), §51.96
of this title (Animals Prohibited in a Barber Shop, Specialty Shop, or School), §51.111
of this title (Admission of Parties), §51.121 of this title (Barber Inspector), §51.131
of this title (Informal Disposition). The agency's reasons for adopting these
rules continue to exist in order to discharge the agency's statutory examination
and licensing responsibilities.
Proposed Amendments:
§51.92. Barber Pole (Symbol of Barbering Since Ancient Days).
§51.95. No Other Businesses in a Barber Shop or Specialty Shop.
§51.97. Booth Rental Permit.
§51.101. Barber Advertisements.
Proposed Repeals:
§51.91. Separation of Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor.
§51.93. Inspection Report.
Proposed Rules to be Readopted:
§51.01. Regular Meetings and Examinations.
§51.02. Quorum.
§51.94. Regulation of Dress in a Barber Shop, Specialty Shop, or School.
§51.111. Admission of Parties.
§51.121. Barber Inspector.
§51.131. Informal Disposition.
TRD-200002065
Will K Brown
Executive Director
Texas State Board of Barber Examiners
Filed: March 21, 2000
Title 25, Part 1
The Texas Department of Health (department) will review and consider for
readoption, revision or repeal Title 25, Texas Administrative Code, Part I,
Chapter 229. Food and Drug, Subchapter C. Purchase of Domestic Beef, §§229.31
- 229.33; Subchapter E. Canned Foods, §§229.61 - 229.72; Subchapter
G. Manufacture, Storage, and Distribution of Ice Sold for Human Consumption,
Including Ice Produced at Point of Use, §§229.111 - 229.120; Subchapter
I. Sanitation in Pecan Shelling Plants, §§229.131 - 229.134; Subchapter
S. Pesticides in Food, §229.334; and Subchapter T. Licensure of Tanning
Facilities, §§229.341 - 229.357.
This review is in accordance with the requirements of the Texas Government
Code, §2001.039, the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §9-10.13,
76th Legislature, 1999.
An assessment will be made by the department as to whether the reasons
for adopting or readopting these rules continue to exist. This assessment
will be continued 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 department. The review of all rules must be completed by August 31,
2003.
Comments on the review may be submitted in writing within 30 days following
the publication of this notice in the Texas Register to Linda Wiegman, Office
of General Counsel, Texas Department of Health, 1100 West 49th Street, Austin,
Texas 78756. 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 department.
TRD-200002242
Susan K. Steeg
General Counsel
Texas Department of Health
Filed: March 29, 2000
Title 30, Part 1
The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (commission) proposes
the review of Chapter 294, Underground Water Management Areas. This review
is in accordance with the requirements of Texas Government Code, §2001.039,
and the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §9-10.13, 76th Legislature,
1999, which requires state agencies to review and consider for readoption
each of their rules every four years. A review must include an assessment
of whether the reasons for the rules continue to exist.
Chapter 294 contains the designations and the procedures for designation
of groundwater management areas and priority groundwater management areas.
Subchapters A and B designate groundwater management areas for the Carrizo-Wilcox
and the Antlers Sand Aquifers. Subchapters C and E contain the procedures
for the designation of a groundwater management area and for the designation
of a priority groundwater management area, respectively. Subchapter D contains
the designations for the following priority groundwater management areas:
Briscoe, Hale and Swisher Counties; Dallam County; Hill Country; and Reagan,
Upton, and Midland Counties.
The commission has reviewed the rules in Chapter 294 and made a preliminary
assessment that the reason for their adoption continues to exist. The procedures
and powers provided to the commission relating to the designation of groundwater
management areas and priority groundwater management areas are contained in
Texas Water Code (TWC) Chapter 35, Groundwater Studies. These rules are necessary
to implement the provisions of Chapter 35 and to provide further explanation
of the procedures relating to designating these areas.
The commission's review of Chapter 294 has also revealed that the readability
of Subchapters C and E could be improved by reordering the sequence of some
of the subsections. The usability of these subchapters could by improved by
defining the role of the Texas Department of Agriculture as provided by changes
to TWC, §§35.007, 35.012, and 35.013 that were added by House Bill
2660, 76th Legislature, 1999; and that the title of Chapter 294 should be
revised from "Underground Water Management Areas" to "Groundwater Management
Areas" to reflect changes to TWC, Chapter 35. The commission intends to propose
changes in the near future to address these issues.
Today's proposal is limited to the review in accordance with the requirements
of the Texas Government Code, §2001.039, and the General Appropriations
Act, Article IX, §9-10.13, 76th Legislature, 1999. The commission is
accepting comments on whether the reasons for the rules in Chapter 294 continue
to exist. However, the commission invites comments on any corrections or other
revisions that could be considered in the aforementioned future rulemaking.
A public hearing will not be held on this proposal. Comments may be submitted
to Lisa Martin, Office of Environmental Policy, Analysis, and Assessment,
MC 205, P. O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087 or faxed to (512) 239-4808.
All comments should reference Rule Log Number 1999-075- 294-WT. Comments must
be received by 5:00 p.m., May 8, 2000. For further information, please contact
Mary Ambrose, Regulation Development Section, (512) 239-4813.
TRD-200002198
Margaret Hoffman
Director, Environmental Law Division
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Filed: March 27, 2000
Title 22, Part 16
The Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners files this notice of intention
to review the rules as listed below, pursuant to the General Appropriations
Act, House Bill 1, Article IX, §167, passed by the 75th Legislature (1997),
and the revised review plan published in this issue of the
Texas Register
.
The board's reasons for adopting the rules in these chapters continue to
exist, and it proposes to readopt them all. Any rule amendments determined
to be necessary during the review will be formally proposed at a subsequent
board meeting, and will not be submitted simultaneously with the Notice of
Readoption.
The board encourages comments regarding the readoption of the rules. The
deadline for comments is 30 days after the publication of this notice in the
Any questions or comments regarding whether the reason for adopting these
rules continues to exist must be received at the agency by 5:00 p.m. on May
8, 2000. All questions or comments should be directed to Nina Hurter, PT Coordinator,
333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-510, Austin, Texas, 78701. Phone: (512) 305-6900. Email:
nhurter@mail.capnet.state.tx.us.
Chapter 321, DEFINITIONS
Chapter 322, PRACTICE
Chapter 323, POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE BOARD
Chapter 325, ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD
Chapter 327, COMPENSATION
Chapter 329, LICENSING PROCEDURE
Chapter 335, PROFESSIONAL TITLE
Chapter 337, DISPLAY OF LICENSE
Chapter 339, FEES
Chapter 341, LICENSE RENEWAL
Chapter 342, OPEN RECORDS
Chapter 343, CONTESTED CASE PROCEDURE
Chapter 344, ADMINISTRATIVE FINES AND PENALTIES
Chapter 345, ACCESSIBLE SERVICES
Chapter 346, PRACTICE SETTINGS FOR PHYSICAL THERAPY
Chapter 347, REGISTRATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY FACILITIES
TRD-200002253
John P. Maline
Executive Director
Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners
Filed: March 29, 2000
Title 22, Part 23
The Texas Real Estate Commission proposes to review the following sections
of Chapter 535 in accordance with the Texas Government Code, §2001.039,
and the General Appropriations Act of 1999, Article IX, Section 167. The commission
will accept comments for 30 days following the publication of this notice
in the Texas Register as to whether the reason for adopting each of these
sections continues to exist. Any questions pertaining to this notice of intention
to review should be directed to Mark A. Moseley, General Counsel, Texas Real
Estate Commission. P.O. Box 12188, Austin, Texas 78711-2188 or e-mail to general.counsel@trec.state.tx.us.
§535.131. Unlawful Conduct; Splitting Fees.
§535.132. Eligibility for Licensure.
§535.133. Consent to be Sued; Exception to Requirements.
§535.141. Initiation of Investigation.
§535.143. Fraudulent Procurement of License.
§535.144. When acquiring or disposing of own property.
§535.145. False promise.
§535.146. Failure to Properly Account for Money; Commingling.
§535.147. Splitting Fee with Unlicensed Person.
§535.148. Failing to Specify Date of Termination of Listing Contract.
§535.149. Lottery or Deceptive Trade Practice.
§535.150. Acting in Dual Capacity.
§535.151. Guaranteeing Profits.
§535.152. Offering Property Without Owner's Consent.
§535.153. Violating an Exclusive Agency.
§535.154. Misleading Advertising.
§535.155. Associating with Unlicensed Person; Conspiring to Violate
Act.
§535.156. Dishonesty; Bad Faith; Untrustworthiness.
§535.157. Negligence; Incompetence.
§535.158. Violation of Act.
§535.159. Failing to Properly Deposit Escrow Monies.
§535.160. Failing to Properly Disburse Escrow Money.
§535.161. Failing to Provide Information.
§535.171. Hearing: Subpoenas and Fees.
§535.181. Penalty.
§535.191. Prerequisites.
§535.192. Written Agreement Required.
TRD-200002224
Mark A. Moseley
General Counsel
Texas Real Estate Commission
Filed: March 28, 2000
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Title 30, Part 1
The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (commission) adopts
the review of Chapter 284, Private Sewage Facilities. This review is in accordance
with the requirements of Texas Government Code, §2001.039, and the General
Appropriations Act, Article IX, §9-10.13, 76th Legislature, 1999, which
requires state agencies to review and consider for readoption each of their
rules every four years. The Notice of Intention to Review was published for
comment in the December 17, 1999 issue of the
Texas
Register
(24 TexReg 11544).
The commission has reviewed the rules in Chapter 284 and made an assessment
that the reason for their adoption no longer continues to exist. The commission
adopts the repeal of Chapter 284 as part of the adoption of this review as
contained in the Adopted Rules section of this issue of the
Texas Register
.
Prior to 1987, Texas Water Code (TWC), §26.031 granted to the Texas
Water Commission the authority to regulate certain on-site sewage facilities
(OSSF) in the state. The rules developed under §26.031 authorized river
authorities and special districts to regulate OSSF systems within their areas
of jurisdiction, primarily around lakes and reservoirs. The Texas Water Commission
adopted Chapter 284 to implement this statute. In 1987, TWC, §26.031
was repealed, and House Bill 1875 was passed, which gave authority to the
Texas Department of Health to regulate OSSF systems in Texas. The OSSF program
and the authority to regulate OSSF systems was returned to the commission
in 1992; however, that authority is now contained in Texas Health and Safety
Code, Chapter 366, and is implemented through 30 TAC Chapter 285, On-Site
Sewage Facilities. The commission has determined that it no longer has statutory
authority to continue the rules under Chapter 284. Additionally, Chapter 284
is superceded by rules under Chapter 285 and the existence of both chapters
causes confusion in the regulated community.
A public hearing on the proposed rules review and proposed rules repeal
was scheduled for January 11, 2000; however, no one appeared at the hearing
to testify. Also, no written comments on the proposed rules review or the
proposed rules repeal were received by the commission during the comment period.
Tarrant Regional Water District (District) submitted a comment letter after
the close of the comment period. The District is opposed to the repeal of
Subchapters N, R, W, and X of Chapter 284 because the District believes that
the repeal will leave the District's reservoirs unprotected from contamination
until the agency takes action on the District's proposed orders to replace
the Chapter 284 rules.
The commission responds that the repeal of Chapter 284 is based upon a
lack of statutory authority for the rules to exist. Chapter 284 has been superceded
by rules contained in Chapter 285. If the District wishes to continue oversight
of the OSSF program, it will need to get an order authorizing the District
to be an authorized agent of the commission under Chapter 285. If the District's
proposed orders are not approved by the time the repeal of Chapter 284 takes
effect, jurisdiction over the on-site sewage facilities program around the
reservoirs in question will default to the local county if it has an approved
order under Chapter 285, or to the commission. The local county or the commission
will administer the program until the order authorizing the District's program
is approved. Thus, the District's reservoirs will continue to be protected.
TRD-200002192
Margaret Hoffman
Director, Environmental Law Division
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Filed: March 24, 2000
Title 22, Part 6
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter E (§§131.91-131.94), concerning
Education, in accordance with the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article
IX, §167, as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of the
Texas Register
(24 TexReg 12079).
No comments were received regarding adoption of these sections.
22 TAC §131.91. Educational Requirements for Applicants
22 TAC §131.92. Degrees from Non-Accredited Programs
22 TAC §131.93. Transcripts
22 TAC §131.94. English Translation
TRD-200002154
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter F (§§131.101-131.106), concerning
Examinations, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167,
as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of the
Texas Register
(24 TexReg 12079).
No comments were received regarding adoption of these sections.
22 TAC §131.101. Engineering Examinations Required for a License to
Practice as a Professional Engineer
22 TAC §131.102. Examination for Record Purposes
22 TAC §131.103. Engineer-in-Training
22 TAC §131.104. Engineer-in-Training Certificates
22 TAC §131.105. Examination Analysis
22 TAC §131.106. Examination Irregularities
TRD-200002155
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter G (§§131.111-131.116), concerning
Board Review of Application, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB
1, Article IX, §167, as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of the
No comments were received regarding adoption of these sections.
22 TAC §131.111. Reviewing, Evaluation and Processing Applications
22 TAC §131.112. Processing of Non-Approved Applications
22 TAC §131.113. Reconsideration of Non-Approved Applications or Examination
Waivers
22 TAC §131.114. Personal Interviews of Applicants
22 TAC §131.115. Application Files
22 TAC §131.116. Issuance of License
TRD-200002156
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter H (§§131.131-131.136), concerning
Licensing, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167,
as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of the
Texas Register
(24 TexReg 12080).
No comments were received regarding adoption of these sections.
22 TAC §131.131. Regular and Temporary Licenses
22 TAC §131.132. Provisional Licenses
22 TAC §131.133. Professional Designations
22 TAC §131.134. Expirations and Renewals
22 TAC §131.135. Replacement Certificates
22 TAC §131.136. New Design Certificates
TRD-200002157
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter I (§§131.151-131.156), concerning
Professional Conduct and Ethics, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997,
HB 1, Article IX, §167, as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of
the
Texas Register
(24 TexReg 12080).
No comments were received regarding adoption of these sections.
22 TAC §131.151. Engineers Shall Protect the Public
22 TAC §131.152. Engineers Shall Be Objective and Truthful
22 TAC §131.153. Engineers' Actions Shall Be Competent
22 TAC §131.154. Engineers Shall Maintain Confidentiality of Clients
22 TAC §131.155. Engineers' Responsibility to the Profession
22 TAC §131.156. Action in Another Jurisdiction
TRD-200002158
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter J (§§131.161-131.168), concerning
Compliance and Enforcement, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB
1, Article IX, §167, as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of the
No comments were received regarding adoption of these sections.
22 TAC §131.161. General
22 TAC §131.162. Firm Compliance
22 TAC §131.163. Engineer Compliance
22 TAC §131.164. Business Names
22 TAC §131.165. A License Holder's Responsibility to the Board
22 TAC §131.166. Engineers' Seals
22 TAC §131.167. Disciplinary Actions
22 TAC §131.168. Actions Against Non-License Holders
TRD-200002159
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter K (§§131.171-131.173), concerning
Complaints, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167,
as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of the
Texas Register
(24 TexReg 12080).
22 TAC §131.171. General
22 TAC §131.172. Complaints Against License Holders
22 TAC §131.173. Complaints Against Unlicensed Persons, or Firms,
Partnerships and Other Entities
TRD-200002160
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers readopts without changes the
review to Chapter 131, Subchapter L (§§131.181-131.223), concerning
Hearings-Contested Cases, pursuant to the Appropriations Act of 1997, HB 1,
Article IX, §167, as proposed in the December 31, 1999, issue of the
No comments were received regarding adoption of these sections.
22 TAC §131.181. State Office of Administrative Hearings
22 TAC §131.182. Board Responsibilities
22 TAC §131.183. Jurisdiction; Request for Hearing or Law Judge
22 TAC §131.184. Filings
22 TAC §131.185. Stipulations; Agreements
22 TAC §131.186. Service
22 TAC §131.187. Conduct and Decorum
22 TAC §131.188. Classification of Parties
22 TAC §131.189. Appearances in Person or by Representative; Waivers;
Default
22 TAC §131.190. Classification of Pleadings
22 TAC §131.191. Form and Content of Pleadings
22 TAC §131.192. Discovery
22 TAC §131.193. Motions; Amendments
22 TAC §131.194. Prehearing Conferences and Orders
22 TAC §131.195. Notice of Hearing
22 TAC §131.196. Certificates of Registration
22 TAC §131.197. Conduct of Hearings
22 TAC §131.198. Formal Exceptions
22 TAC §131.199. Motions for Postponement, Continuance, Withdrawal,
or Dismissal of Matters Before the Board
22 TAC §131.200. Place and Nature of Hearings
22 TAC §131.201. Administrative Law Judge
22 TAC §131.202. Order of Proceedings
22 TAC §131.203. Reporters and Transcript
22 TAC §131.204. Telephone Hearings
22 TAC §131.205. Dismissal, Settlement without Hearing
22 TAC §131.206. Rules of Evidence
22 TAC §131.207. Documentary Evidence
22 TAC §131.208. Official Notice
22 TAC §131.209. Prepared or Prefiled Testimony
22 TAC §131.210. Limitations on Number of Witnesses
22 TAC §131.211. Exhibits
22 TAC §131.212. Offer of Proof
22 TAC §131.213. Depositions
22 TAC §131.214. Subpoenas
22 TAC §131.215. Proposals for Decision
22 TAC §131.216. Filing of Exceptions, Briefs, and Replies
22 TAC §131.217. Form and Content of Briefs, Exceptions, and Replies
22 TAC §131.218. Oral Argument
22 TAC §131.219. Final Decisions and Orders
22 TAC §131.220. Administrative Finality
22 TAC §131.221. Motions for Rehearing
22 TAC §131.222. Rendering of Final Decision or Order
22 TAC §131.223. The Record
This completes the review of Chapter 131.
TRD-200002161
Randi Warrington
Deputy Executive Director
Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Filed: March 24, 2000
Proposed Rule Reviews
Texas Department of Health
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners
Texas Real Estate Commission
Adopted Rule Reviews
Texas Board of Professional Engineers