Texas Administrative Code

The purpose of these sections is to provide a definition of the term "special waste from health care-related facilities (SWFHCRF)," approve methods for the treatment and disposition of the waste, identify the entities that are subject to the provisions of these sections, and prov…

The committee shall meet at least twice a year. Additional meetings, if necessary, may be scheduled as determined by the co-chairs. Meetings shall be open to the public and broadcast via the web, unless prevented by technical difficulties. Minutes shall be available to the public…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Anatomical remains--The remains of a human body donated for the purposes of teaching or research to a medical school, a teaching hosp…

Tasks assigned the committee may include: (1) technical and functional revisions to the common admission applications and the Apply Texas System; (2) development of training materials for the users of the various components of the Apply Texas System; (3) recommendations on admiss…

(a) Exemptions. (1) Unless an item is specifically exempted, all special waste from health care-related facilities must be treated as provided in these sections. (2) These sections do not apply to: (A) teeth; (B) human fetal tissue as defined in the Texas Health and Safety Code, …

The co-chairs shall annually report any recommendations to the Board at a Board meeting determined in consultation with Board staff. They shall also provide an annual report to the Board to allow it to properly evaluate the committee's work, usefulness, and the costs related to t…

(a) This subchapter does not apply to embryonic and fetal tissue remains subject to Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 697. (b) These sections apply to special waste from health care-related facilities generated by the operation of the following publicly or privately owned or …

All manufacturers of commercially-available alternate technologies, equipment, or processes designed or intended for the treatment of special waste from health care-related facilities, except those meeting the standards of §1.133(b) of this title (relating to Scope, Covering Exem…

(a) Authority. Statutory authority for this subchapter is provided in the Texas Education Code, §61.314. (b) Purposes. The Certification Advisory Council (council) is created to provide the Board with advice and recommendation(s) regarding standards and procedures to be used in c…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings: (1) Board--The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (2) Commissioner--The Commissioner of Higher Education, the Chief Executive Officer of the Board. (3) Certificate of Authority…

(a) Introduction. The following treatment and disposition methods for special waste from health care-related facilities are approved by the department for the waste specified. Where a special waste from a health care-related facility is also subject to the sections in Chapter 289…

(a) Membership shall consist of six members with experience in higher education, three of whom must be drawn from private or independent institutions of higher education in Texas as defined in Texas Education Code, §61.003(15). (b) Members of the council shall select the presidin…

The appropriate regulatory programs of the department shall incorporate the definition and methodology contained in these provisions into their respective general program rules and shall formulate and present for the Executive Commissioner's consideration such additional rules as…

The council shall be abolished no later than October 31, 2029, in accordance with the Texas Government Code, Chapter 2110, unless it is reestablished by the Board.

The council shall meet on a quarterly basis scheduled no later than the first day of the month prior to the month that the Board Committee on Academic and Workforce Success meets. A quarterly meeting may be cancelled if no actions are pending requiring advice from the Certificati…

Except as provided in §1.31 of this title (relating to Agreements To Be in Writing), any motion made during a hearing need not be in writing unless the presiding officer so directs.

Upon payment of the purchase price of the land and deed of acquittance fee, the General Land Office will execute a deed of acquittance to the original patentee or his assignee, with such reservation of minerals or with no mineral reservation, accordingly as may have been the case…

(a) If the taxpayer presents additional facts, information, documents, or legal arguments in a Reply to the Position Letter, the Tax Hearings Attorney may issue, within 90 days after receipt of the Reply, a Response stating the legal position of the AHS, and any factual disagreem…

Tasks assigned to the council include: (1) Review the site visit report and an institution's response for each Certificate of Authority application; (2) Make recommendations regarding the Certificate of Authority application to the Board; (3) Review requests by an accrediting age…

(a) These rules of professional conduct are promulgated pursuant to the Architects' Registration Law (the Act), Chapter 1051, Texas Occupations Code, which directs the Board to make all rules consistent with the laws and constitution of Texas which are reasonably necessary for th…

The council presiding officer shall timely report any recommendations to the Board but on no less than an annual basis. The council shall also report council activities to the Board to allow the Board to properly evaluate the council's work, usefulness, and the costs related to t…

(a) Department of Public Safety aircraft shall be used only for official state business. (b) No person except department personnel may be transported unless specifically authorized by designated department personnel. (c) All aircraft shall be operated in compliance with all state…

(a) Authority. Statutory authority for this subchapter is provided in the Texas Education Code, Chapter 61, §61.505. (b) Purposes. The Family Practice Residency Advisory Committee is created to provide the Board with advice and recommendation(s) regarding the Family Practice Resi…

(a) An Architect shall undertake to perform a professional service only when the Architect, together with those whom the Architect shall engage as consultants, is qualified by education and/or experience in the specific technical areas involved. During the delivery of a professio…

The following are some programs in which the department may utilize an aircraft. (1) Law enforcement flights. Flights conducted in support of, but not limited to, the following public safety activities: (A) criminal; (B) traffic; (C) search and rescue; (D) medical and disaster; a…

(a) An Architect shall not practice architecture in any manner which, when measured by generally accepted architectural standards or procedures, is reasonably likely to result or does result in the endangerment of the safety, health, or welfare of the public. (b) "Recklessness" s…

(a) General. Texas Government Code, §423.007 provides for the department to adopt rules and guidelines for use of an unmanned aircraft by a law enforcement authority in Texas. (b) Rules and Guidelines. Each law enforcement authority in Texas that uses unmanned aircraft shall comp…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings: (1) Board--The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (2) Commissioner--The Commissioner of Higher Education, the Chief Executive Officer of the Board. (3) Approved family practice…

(a) An Architect may not directly or indirectly perform an act, omit an act or allow an omission, make an assertion, or otherwise engage in a practice with the intent to: (1) defraud; (2) deceive; or (3) create a misleading impression. (b) An Architect may not advertise in a mann…

(a) The Family Practice Residency Advisory Committee shall consist of 12 members, including: (1) one member who is a licensed physician appointed by the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association; (2) two members who are licensed physicians appointed by the Association of Directors of…

The committee shall be abolished no later than October 31, 2029, in accordance with the Texas Government Code, Chapter 2110. It may be reestablished by the Board.

(a) If an Architect has any business association or financial interest which might reasonably appear to influence the Architect's judgment in connection with the performance of a professional service and thereby jeopardize an interest of the Architect's current or prospective cli…

The committee shall meet at least annually. Special meetings may be called as deemed appropriate by the presiding officer. Meetings shall be open to the public and broadcast via the web, unless prevented by technical difficulties. Minutes shall be available to the public after th…

(a) An Architect shall not: (1) knowingly participate, directly or indirectly, in any plan, scheme, or arrangement having as its purpose the violation of any provision of the Act or any provision of the Rules and Regulations of the Board; (2) aid or abet, directly or indirectly: …

Tasks assigned the committee include: (1) review for the Board applications for approval and funding of family practice residency training programs and related support programs; (2) make recommendations to the Board relating to: (A) the standards and criteria for approval of resi…

An Architect shall neither submit a competitive bid to nor solicit a competitive bid on behalf of any governmental entity that is prohibited by the Professional Services Procurement Act, Subchapter A, Chapter 2254, Government Code, from making a selection or awarding a contract o…

The committee chairperson shall report any recommendations to the Board on no less than an annual basis. The committee shall also report committee activities to the Board to allow the Board to properly evaluate the committee's work, usefulness, and the costs related to the commit…

(a) An Architect shall not practice or offer to practice architecture in any governmental jurisdiction in which to do so would be in violation of a law regulating the practice of architecture in that jurisdiction. (b) The revocation, suspension, refusal to renew, or denial of a r…

(a) Pursuant to Chapter 53, Texas Occupations Code and §2005.052, Texas Government Code, the Board may suspend or Revoke an existing certificate of registration, disqualify a person from receiving a certificate of registration, issue a provisional license subject to the terms and…

(a) Authority. Statutory authority for this subchapter is provided in the Texas Education Code, §61.0776, and the Texas Government Code, Chapter 2110, §2110.0012. (b) Purposes. (1) The Financial Aid Advisory Committee is created to provide the Board with advice and recommendation…

(a) Exhibits shall be of such size as not to encumber the files and records of the agency. They shall be limited to facts material and relevant to the issues involved in a particular proceeding. The presiding officer, at the request of the person introducing an exhibit, may instr…

(a) Purpose. It is the purpose of this section to provide a standard by which Developments funded by the Department offer an integrated housing opportunity for Households with Disabilities. This rule is authorized by Tex. Gov't Code, §2306.111(g) that promotes projects that provi…

(a) In an appropriate proceeding, to assist in the disposition of the proceeding without expense or burden to the parties or the department, the administrative law judge may direct the parties, their attorneys, or representatives to appear before the administrative law judge for …

The Board authorizes the Commissioner to approve proposed Board rules for publication in the Texas Register. The Commissioner may refer proposed rules for consideration by Coordinating Board committees established pursuant to §1.5 of this title (relating to Coordinating Board Com…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings: (1) Board--The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. (2) Center for Financial Aid Information--The state's entity for developing and disseminating information about financial aid …

(a) If in the course of a disciplinary proceeding, it is found by the Board that an Architect's abuse of alcohol or a controlled substance, as defined by the Texas Controlled Substances Act, Chapter 481, Health and Safety Code, contributed to a violation of the Act or the Rules a…

(a) Statutory basis and purpose. This subchapter implements the provisions of the Insurance Code, Article 21.15-6, which provides for disability probation for agents who are disabled by a mental, physical or emotional condition. (b) Severability. Where any terms or section of thi…