Proposed Rule Reviews
Council on Sex Offender Treatment
Title 22, Part 36
The Texas Department of Health (department) will review and consider for
readoption, revision or repeal Title 22, Texas Administrative Code, Part 36,
Council on Sex Offender Treatment, Chapter 810, Council on Sex Offender Treatment,
Subchapter A. Sex Offender Treatment Provider Registry, §§810.1
- 810.9; Subchapter B. Criminal Background Check Security, §§810.31
- 810.34; Subchapter C. Standards of Practice, §§810.61 - 810.64;
Subchapter D. Code of Professional Ethics, §810.91 and §810.92;
Subchapter E. General Provisions, §810.121 and §810.122; Subchapter
F. Civil Commitment, §§810.151 - 810.153; Subchapter G. Civil Commitment
Case Manager and Treatment Provider Duties and Responsibilities, §§810.181
- 810.183; Subchapter H. Civil Commitment Review, §810.211; Subchapter
I. Petition for Release, §810.241 and §810.242; and Subchapter J.
Miscellaneous Provisions, §810.271 and §810.272.
This review is in accordance with the requirements of the Texas Government
Code, §2001.039, added by Chapter 1499, Article 1, §1.11(a), 76th
Legislature (1999), the General Appropriations Act, 76th Legislature (1999)
Article IX, §9-10.13.
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to determine whether it is obsolete, whether the rule reflects current legal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-200004708
Walter J. Meyer, M.D.
Chairperson
Council on Sex Offender Treatment
Filed: July 7, 2000
Title 22, Part 37
The Texas Department of Health (department) will review and consider for
readoption, revision or repeal Title 22, Texas Administrative Code, Part 37,
Texas Board of Orthotics and Prosthetics, Chapter 821. Orthotics and Prosthetics, §§821.1
- 821.7; 821.9; 821.11; 821.13; 821.15; 821.17; 821.19; 821.21; 821.23; 821.25;
821.27; 821.29; 821.31; 821.33; 821.35; 821.37; 821.39; 821.41; 821.43; 821.45;
821.47; 821.49; 821.51; 821.53; 821.55; and 821.57.
This review is in accordance with the requirements of the Texas Government
Code, §2001.039, added by Chapter 1499, Article 1, §1.11(a), 76th
Legislature (1999), the General Appropriations Act, 76th Legislature (1999)
Article IX, §9-10.13.
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-200004709
Scott B. Atha
Presiding Officer
Texas Board of Orthotics and Prosthetics
Filed: July 7, 2000
Title 22, Part 38
The Texas Department of Health (department) will review and consider for
readoption, revision or repeal Title 22, Texas Administrative Code, Part 38,
Texas Midwifery Board, Chapter 831. Midwifery, Subchapter A. The Board, §§831.1
- 831.3; 831.7; Subchapter B. Documentation, §831.11; Subchapter C. Education, §831.31;
Subchapter D. Practice of Midwifery, §§831.51; 831.101; 831.111;
831.121; 831.131; 831.141; and Subchapter E. Complaint Review, §831.161.
This review is in accordance with the requirements of the Texas Government
Code, §2001.039, added by Chapter 1499, Article 1, §1.11(a), 76th
Legislature (1999), the General Appropriations Act, 76th Legislature (1999)
Article IX, §9-10.13.
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-200004710
Debra Evans
Chair
Texas Midwifery Board
Filed: July 7, 2000
Title 30, Part 1
The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (commission) notices
the intention to review and proposes readoption of Chapter 114, Control of
Air Pollution from Motor Vehicles. This review is proposed 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
require 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 114 requires control of air pollution from motor vehicles and was
initially adopted on October 30, 1973. Since its adoption, Chapter 114 has
gone through numerous revisions. A completely reformatted Chapter 114 was
adopted on November 7, 1997, to ensure consistency with commission guidelines
on format, style, and tone. The reformatting arranged the rules into program-
specific subchapters and renumbered the sections to create a more logical
organization. Currently, the chapter contains nine subchapters. Subchapter
A, Definitions, contains the definitions for the entire chapter. Subchapter
B, Motor Vehicle Anti-Tampering Requirements, contains the requirements for
the maintenance and operation of motor vehicle emission controls as well as
certain exclusions and exceptions. Subchapter C, Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance,
contains the requirements for the vehicle inspection and maintenance program.
Subchapter D, Oxygen Requirements for Gasoline, contains the oxygenated fuel
requirements for persons supplying, selling, or dispensing gasoline in the
affected county. Subchapter E, Low Emission Vehicle Fleet Requirements, contains
the low emission vehicle fleet program requirements for mass transit authorities,
local governments, and private entities. Subchapter F, Mobile Emission Reduction
Credits, has two divisions: Division 1, Mobile Emission Reduction Credits,
which contains the requirements for the mobile emission reduction credits
program, and Division 2, Vehicle Scrappage Program, which contains the requirements
for voluntary accelerated vehicle retirement. Subchapter G, Transportation
Planning, contains a memorandum of understanding with the Texas Department
of Transportation and requirements for transportation conformity and transportation
control measures. Subchapter H, Low Emission Fuels, has two divisions: Division
1, Gasoline Volatility, which contains requirements for persons storing or
handling gasoline in an affected county, and Division 2, Low Emission Diesel,
which contains requirements for persons selling, storing, or handling diesel
fuel in an affected county. Subchapter I, Non-Road Engines, has four divisions:
Division 1, Airport Ground Support Equipment, which contains requirements
for the owners and operators of ground support equipment at subject airports
in affected counties; Division 2, Heavy Equipment Fleets - Compression-Ignition
Engines, which contains requirements for the owners and operators of subject
non-road equipment powered by compression-ignition engines; Division 3, Non-
Road Large Spark-Ignition Engines, which contains emission specifications
and control requirements for new non-road, large spark ignition engines used
or sold in an affected county; and Division 4, Construction Equipment Operating
Restrictions, which contains requirements for persons operating construction
equipment in an affected county.
Since the reformatting in 1997, the chapter has been revised six times.
On July 29, 1998, the commission adopted the repeal of §114.200, concerning
the vehicle scrappage program. Also on July 29, 1998, the commission adopted
the repeal of §114.152 and amendments to §§114.1, 114.3, 114.150,
114.151, 114.153 - 114.157, 114.201, and 114.202, concerning low emission
vehicle fleet requirements and mobile emission reduction credits. On November
18, 1998, the commission adopted amendments to §114.260, concerning transportation
conformity. On June 30, 1999, the commission adopted an amendment to §114.1
and new §§114.301, 114.302, and 114.305 - 114.309, concerning cleaner
burning gasoline. On April 19, 2000, the commission adopted amendments to §§114.1,
114.2, 114.4, 114.50 - 114.53 and new §§114.6, 114.211 - 114.217,
114.219, 114.312 - 114.317, 114.319, 114.400, 114.402, 114.406, 114.409, 114.410,
114.412, 114.416, 114.417, 114.419, 114.420 - 114.422, 114.427, 114.429, 114.432,
114.436, 114.437, and 114.439, concerning requirements for low emission diesel
fuel, inspection and maintenance of motor vehicles, electrification of airport
ground support equipment, voluntary accelerated vehicle retirement, large
gasoline engines, accelerated purchase of Tier 2/Tier 3 non-road compression-ignition
equipment, and non-road construction equipment. On May 3, 2000, the commission
adopted amendments to §114.5, repeal of §114.270, and new §114.270,
concerning transportation control measures.
The commission has conducted a preliminary review of the rules in Chapter
114 and has determined that the reasons for adopting these rules continue
to exist. These rules are needed to control the formation of ground-level
ozone; to reduce emissions of hazardous air pollutants; to reduce emissions
of oxides of nitrogen, volatile organic compounds, and other pollutants for
counties included in designated nonattainment areas which must demonstrate
attainment with the national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS); and to
implement requirements of the Federal Clean Air Act, Title 42 of the United
States Code (42 USC), and the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 382, Texas
Clean Air Act (TCAA).
The mobile source control program rules contained in Chapter 114 were specifically
developed to meet the NAAQS set by the United States Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) under 42 USC, §7409; therefore, the rules meet a federal
requirement. States are primarily responsible for ensuring attainment and
maintenance of NAAQS once the EPA has established those standards. Under 42
USC, §7410 and related provisions, states must submit state implementation
plans (SIPs) for EPA approval that provide for the attainment and maintenance
of NAAQS through control programs directed to sources of the pollutants involved.
These control programs were developed specifically to meet the air quality
standards established under federal law as NAAQS, although some of the rules
are not expressly required by state law. Generally, the Chapter 114 rules
also implement Texas Health and Safety Code, TCAA, §382.002, relating
to Policy and Purpose; §382.011, relating to General Powers and Duties; §382.012,
relating to State Air Control Plan; §382.019, relating to Methods Used
to Control and Reduce Emissions from Land Vehicles; and §382.039, relating
to Attainment Program. State and federal statutes and regulations implemented
more specifically by a particular subchapter or section are discussed in the
following paragraphs.
Subchapter C, Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance, §§114.50 -
114.53 implement TCAA, §§382.037 - 382.0375, Vehicle Emissions Inspection
and Maintenance Program; 42 USC, §7511a(c)(3), Enhanced Vehicle Inspection
and Maintenance Program; and Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations (40
CFR), Part 51, Subpart S, Inspection/Maintenance Program Requirements. Subchapter
D, Oxygen Requirements for Gasoline, §114.100 implements 42 USC, §7545(m),
Oxygenated Fuels. The rules contained in Subchapter E, Low Emission Vehicle
Fleet Requirements, implement 42 USC, §7511a(c)(4), Clean-Fuel Vehicle
Programs; 42 USC, §7586, Centrally Fueled Fleets; and 40 CFR, Part 88,
Clean Fuel Vehicles. Additionally in Subchapter E, §114.150 implements
TCAA, §382.133, Mass Transit Fleet Vehicles; §114.151 implements
TCAA, §382.134, Local Government and Private Fleet Vehicles; §114.153
and §114.154 implement TCAA, §382.136, Exceptions; §114.155
and §114.156 implement TCAA, §382.137, Data Collection; and §114.157
implements TCAA, §382.142, Program Compliance Credits. Subchapter F,
Division 1, Mobile Emission Reduction Credits, §114.201 and §114.202
implement TCAA, §382.143, Texas Mobile Emissions Reduction Credit Program.
Subchapter G, Transportation Planning, §114.250 implements TCAA, §382.035,
Memorandum of Understanding; §114.260 implements 40 CFR, Part 93, Subpart
A, Conformity to State or Federal Implementation Plans of Transportation Plans,
Programs, and Projects Developed, Funded, or Approved Under Title 23 United
States Code or the Federal Transit Laws; and §114.270 implements requirements
relating to transportation control measures as required by 42 USC, §7408(e)
and (f) and §7511a(c)(5).
This proposal is limited to the review in accordance with the requirements
of Texas Government Code, §2001.039, and the General Appropriations Act,
Article IX, §9-10.13, 76th Legislature, 1999. The commission invites
comments on whether the reasons for the rules in Chapter 114 continue to exist.
Any identified updates, consistency issues, or other needed changes will be
addressed in a subsequent rulemaking, after comments are received and evaluated.
Comments may be submitted to Lola Brown, 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 2000-014-114-AI.
Comments must be received by 5:00 p.m., August 21, 2000. For further information
or questions concerning this proposal, please contact Jill Burditt, Policy
and Regulations Division, at (512) 239-0560.
TRD-200004703
Margaret Hoffman
Director, Environmental Law Division
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Filed: July 6, 2000
The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC or commission)
proposes the intention to review Chapter 344, Landscape Irrigators. This review
of Chapter 344 is proposed 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 require 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 344 provides standards for the connection of landscape irrigation
systems to public and private water supplies, water conservation, irrigation
system design and installation, and conformance with municipal codes. Additionally,
Chapter 344 establishes procedures for the registration of licensed irrigators
and licensed installers, and establishes the requirements for training and
renewal of licenses. The commission has conducted a preliminary review of
the rules under Chapter 344 and has determined that the reasons for adopting
these rules continues to exist. These rules are needed to implement provisions
of state law including Texas Water Code (TWC), Chapter 34, regarding Irrigators.
More specifically, TWC, §34.006 requires the commission to adopt rules
governing water administration and standards governing connections to public
and private water supplies by a licensed irrigator or by a licensed installer.
The section further authorizes the commission to adopt standards for landscape
irrigation including water conservation, irrigation system design, and municipal
codes by a licensed irrigator or a licensed installer. The commission invites
comments on whether the reasons for the rules in Chapter 344 continue to exist.
The commission's review of Chapter 344 has also revealed a number of provisions
which require clarification or elimination as well as some provisions which
may be modified to improve program efficiency. The commission intends to consider
correction of these items during another rulemaking in the future. Possible
changes include clarification of the duties and responsibilities of license
holders, elimination of the requirement to provide TNRCC with a copy of the
licensee's stamp or seal prior to issuing the license, and establishment of
renewals based on the anniversary date. Today's proposal is limited to the
review in accordance with the requirements of Texas Government Code, §2001.039;
and the General Appropriations Act, Article IX, §9-10.13, 76th Legislature,
1999.
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
1999-064Q-344-WT. Comments must be received by 5:00 p.m., August 21, 2000.
For further information or questions concerning this proposal, please contact
Michelle Lingo, Attorney, Policy and Regulations Division, (512) 239-6757.
TRD-200004707
Margaret Hoffman
Director, Environmental Law Division
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Filed: July 7, 2000
Title 31, Part 10
Chapter 371. Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
The Texas Water Development Board (Board) files this notice of intent to
review 31 TAC, Part 10, Chapter 371, Drinking Water State Revolving Fund,
in accordance with the Texas Government Code, §2001.039. The Board finds
that the reason for adopting the chapter continues to exist. The Board concurrently
proposes amendments to §§371.2, 371.19 -371.22, 371.24 , 371.25,
and 371.90.
As required by §2001.039 of the Texas Government Code, the Board will
accept comments and make a final assessment regarding whether the reason for
adopting each of the rules in 31 TAC Chapter 371 continues to exist. The comment
period will last 30 days beginning with the publication of this notice of
intention to review.
Comments or questions regarding this rule review may be submitted to Gail
L. Allan, Director, Administration and Northern Legal Services, Texas Water
Development, P.O. Box 13231, Austin, Texas, 78711-3231, by e-mail to gallan@twdb.state.tx.us
or by fax @ (512) 463-5580.
TRD-200004713
Suzanne Schwartz
General Counsel
Texas Water Development Board
Filed: July 7, 2000
General Services Commission
Title 1, Part 5
General Services Commission Notice of Intent to
Adopt the Complete Review 1 TAC Chapter 117
The General Services Commission (the "Commission") completed the review
of 1 TAC Chapter 117 regarding the Support Services Division as noticed in
the May 12, 2000, publication of the
Texas Register
(25 TexReg 4357).
The Commission received no comments on the requirements of the Texas Government
Code, §2001.039 as to whether the reasons for adopting the rules continues
to exist.
As part of the rules review process, the Commission proposed amendments
to 1 TAC Chapter 117, Subchapter A, §117.31 (relating to Mail and Messenger
Services), and Subchapter B, §117.41 (relating to Business Machine Repair
Services). One comment was received on proposed amendments to §117.31
- Mail and Messenger Service.
The Commission readopts Chapter 117, Subchapter A - Mail and Messenger
Services, Subchapter B - Business Machine Repair Services, and Subchapter
C - the Central Supply Store Program. Chapter 117 is readopted pursuant to
the Texas Government Code, §2001.039 (relating to Agency Review of Existing
Rules), and the General Services Commission finds that the reason for adopting
Chapter 117 continues to exist. The adoption of amendments to §117.31
and §117.41 may be found in the Adoption section of this publication
of the
Texas Register.
TRD-200004738
Ann Dillon
General Counsel
General Services Commission
Filed: July 7, 2000
General Services Commission Proposed Notice of Intent
to Complete Review Of Title 1, T.A.C., Chapter 121 - Telecommunications Services
Division
The General Services Commission (the "Commission") proposes to review Title
1, Texas Administrative Code, Part 5, Chapter 121, §§121.1 to 121.9,
Telecommunications Services Division pursuant to Texas Government Code, §2001.039
(relating to Agency Review of Existing Rules).
As part of the rule review process, the General Services Commission proposes
amendments to Title 1, T.A.C §§121.1, 121.2, 121.3, 121.5 and 121.6,
and proposes new §§121.4, 121.7 and 121.8. The General Services
Commission also proposes simultaneously the repeal of Title 1, T.A.C., Chapter
121, §§121.4, 121.7, 121.8 and 121.9 in order to delete obsolete
language and the create new and more efficient rules relating to the Texas
Government Code, Chapter 2170 - Telecommunications Services. The proposed
amendments, new rules, and repeal 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
publication of this notice in the
Texas Register
to Ann Dillon, General Counsel, General Services Commission, P.O.
Box 13047, Austin TX 78711-3047.
TRD-200004732
Ann Dillon
General Counsel
General Services Commission
Filed: July 7, 2000
Title 22, Part 23
The Texas Real Estate Commission adopts the review of Chapter 535 (§§535.91-535.95,
535.101, 535.111-113, 535.121-535.123), Provisions of The Real Estate License
Act, in accordance with the Texas Government Code, §2001.039, and the
General Appropriations Act of 1999, Article IX, §167. In conjunction
with this review, the agency repealed §535.93 and §535.111 and amended §§535.91, §535.92,
535.94, 535.95, 535.101, 535.112, 535.113, 535,121, and 535.122. The adopted
repeals and amendments were published in the July 7, 2000, issue of the
TRD-200004745
Mark A. Moseley
General Counsel
Texas Real Estate Commission
Filed: July 10, 2000
Title 7, Part 4
The Finance Commission of Texas has completed the review of Texas Administrative
Code, Title 7, Chapter 51 (§§51.1-51.15), relating to Applications,
as noticed in the January 28, 2000, issue of the
Texas Register
(25 TexReg 603). No comments were received regarding
the substance of these rules or whether the reason for adopting these rules
continues to exist.
The Texas Savings and Loan Department, which administers these rules, re-adopts
these sections, pursuant to the requirements of the Appropriations Act of
1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167, and finds that the reason for adopting
these rules continues to exist.
TRD-200004719
James L. Pledger
Commissioner
Texas Savings and Loan Department
Filed: July 7, 2000
The Finance Commission of Texas has completed the review of Texas Administrative
Code, Title 7, Chapter 53 (§§53.1-53.18), relating to Applications,
as noticed in the January 28, 2000, issue of the
Texas Register
(25 TexReg 603). No comments were received regarding
the substance of these rules or whether the reason for adopting these rules
continues to exist.
The Texas Savings and Loan Department, which administers these rules, re-adopts
these sections, pursuant to the requirements of the Appropriations Act of
1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167, and finds that the reason for adopting
these rules continues to exist.
TRD-200004720
James L. Pledger
Commissioner
Texas Savings and Loan Department
Filed: July 7, 2000
The Finance Commission of Texas has completed the review of Texas Administrative
Code, Title 7, Chapter 57 (§§57.1-57.4), relating to Applications,
as noticed in the January 28, 2000, issue of the
Texas Register
(25 TexReg 603). No comments were received regarding
the substance of these rules or whether the reason for adopting these rules
continues to exist.
The Texas Savings and Loan Department, which administers these rules, re-adopts
these sections, pursuant to the requirements of the Appropriations Act of
1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167, and finds that the reason for adopting
these rules continues to exist.
TRD-200004721
James L. Pledger
Commissioner
Texas Savings and Loan Department
Filed: July 7, 2000
The Finance Commission of Texas has completed the review of Texas Administrative
Code, Title 7, Chapter 59 (§59.1), relating to Applications, as noticed
in the January 28, 2000, issue of the
Texas Register
(25 TexReg 603). No comments were received regarding the substance
of these rules or whether the reason for adopting these rules continues to
exist.
The Texas Savings and Loan Department, which administers these rules, re-adopts
these sections, pursuant to the requirements of the Appropriations Act of
1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167, and finds that the reason for adopting
these rules continues to exist.
TRD-200004722
James L. Pledger
Commissioner
Texas Savings and Loan Department
Filed: July 7, 2000
The Finance Commission of Texas has completed the review of Texas Administrative
Code, Title 7, Chapter 77 (§§77.1-77.115), relating to Applications,
as noticed in the January 28, 2000, issue of the
Texas Register
(25 TexReg 603 and 604). No comments were received regarding
the substance of these rules or whether the reason for adopting these rules
continues to exist.
The Texas Savings and Loan Department, which administers these rules, re-adopts
these sections, pursuant to the requirements of the Appropriations Act of
1997, HB 1, Article IX, §167, and finds that the reason for adopting
these rules continues to exist.
TRD-200004723
James L. Pledger
Commissioner
Texas Savings and Loan Department
Filed: July 7, 2000
Title 40, Part 20
The Texas Workforce Commission (Commission) adopts the review of all sections
in Chapter 815 pertaining to the Unemployment Insurance Program (§§815.1-815.33),
in accordance with the Texas Government Code §2001.039. The proposed
Notice of Intention to Review was published in the February 25, 2000, issue
of the
Texas Register
(25 TexReg 1732).
The Commission received no comments regarding the review. The Commission
believes that the reasons for adopting these rules continue to exist.
The Commission is proposing the repeal of and new rules concerning the
Unemployment Insurance Process in this issue of the
Texas Register
.
TRD-200004728
J. Randel (Jerry) Hill
General Counsel
Texas Workforce Commission
Filed: July 7, 2000
Texas Board of Orthotics and Prosthetics
Texas Midwifery Board
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Texas Water Development Board
Adopted Rule Reviews
Texas Real Estate Commission
Texas Savings and Loan Department
Texas Workforce Commission