Texas Administrative Code

(a) Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the agency head or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to § 213.17 of this chapter, all hardware EIR developed, procured, or changed by a state agency shall comply with the standards descri…

(a) Complaints shall be submitted to the Board in writing and should contain at least the following information: Nurse/Respondent Name, License Number, Social Security Number, Date of Birth, Employer, Dates of Occurrence(s), Description of Facts or Conduct, Witnesses, Outcome, Co…

Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the agency head or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to § 213.17 of this chapter, all EIR developed, procured, or changed by a state agency shall comply with the standards described in this s…

Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the agency head or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to § 213.17 of this chapter, all documentation and services that support the use of EIR developed, procured, or changed by a state agency …

Effective April 18, 2020, all EIR developed, procured, or changed by a state agency shall comply with the standards and specifications of Chapter 206 and/or Chapter 213 of this title, unless an exception is approved by the agency head or an exemption is granted by the department.…

(a) The department, in establishing commodity procurement contracts, for which the solicitation is issued on or after April 18, 2020, shall obtain and make available to state agencies accessibility information for products or services, where applicable, through one of the followi…

(a) The department shall provide training resources, and assistance regarding compliance with Chapter 206 and Chapter 213 of this title, pursuant to Texas Government Code § 2054.452. (1) The department shall schedule on-going training events or seminars, focused on accessibility …

(a) The department shall conduct an EIR accessibility survey regarding progress on and compliance with Chapter 206 and Chapter 213 of this title, pursuant to Texas Government Code § 2054.464. (b) Each state agency shall be required to complete the accessibility survey within the …

(a) The department shall designate and maintain a person responsible for statewide accessibility initiatives. (b) Pursuant to 1 Texas Administrative Code § 206.54, each state agency shall publish a current accessibility policy which includes the standards and specifications of th…

All rules in this chapter shall remain in effect as previously adopted until the specified effective date of April 18, 2020. Notes 1 Tex. Admin. Code § 213.22 Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 44, Number 50, December 13, 2019, TexReg 7680, eff. 12/12/2019

Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the president or chancellor of an institution of higher education or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to 1 Texas Administrative Code § 213.37 all software applications and operating systems …

Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the president or chancellor of an institution of higher education or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to 1 Texas Administrative Code § 213.37, when purchasing telecommunication equipment or …

(a) Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the president or chancellor of an institution of higher education or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to 1 Texas Administrative Code § 213.37, all video and multimedia EIR developed, pro…

(a) Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the president or chancellor of an institution of higher education or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to § 213.37 of this chapter, all hardware EIR developed, procured, or changed by an …

Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the president or chancellor of an institution of higher education or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to 1 Texas Administrative Code § 213.37, all EIR developed, procured, or changed by an i…

Effective April 18, 2020, unless an exception is approved by the president or chancellor of an institution of higher education or an exemption has been made for specific technologies pursuant to § 213.37 of this chapter, all documentation and services that support the use of EIR …

Effective April 18, 2020, all EIR developed, procured, or changed by an institution of higher education shall comply with the standards and specifications of Chapter 206 and/or Chapter 213 of this title, unless an exception is approved by the president or chancellor of an institu…

(a) The department, in establishing commodity procurement contracts, for which the solicitation is issued on or after April 18, 2020, shall obtain and make available to institutions of higher education accessibility information for products or services, where applicable, through …

(a) The department shall provide training resources, and assistance regarding compliance with Chapter 206 and Chapter 213 of this title, pursuant to Texas Government Code § 2054.452. (1) The department shall schedule on-going training events or seminars, focused on accessibility …

Texas Administrative Code Title 1 - ADMINISTRATION Title 4 - AGRICULTURE Title 7 - BANKING AND SECURITIES Title 10 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Title 13 - CULTURAL RESOURCES Title 16 - ECONOMIC REGULATION Title 19 - EDUCATION Title 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS Title 25 - HEALTH SERVICES Titl…

(a) The department shall conduct an EIR accessibility survey regarding progress and compliance with Chapter 206 and Chapter 213 of this title, pursuant to Texas Government Code § 2054.464. (b) Each institution of higher education shall be required to complete the accessibility su…

(a) The department shall designate and maintain a person responsible for statewide accessibility initiatives. (b) Pursuant to 1 Texas Administrative Code § 206.74 each institution of higher education shall publish a current accessibility policy which includes the standards and sp…

All rules in this chapter shall remain in effect as previously adopted until the specified effective date of April 18, 2020. Notes 1 Tex. Admin. Code § 213.42 Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 44, Number 50, December 13, 2019, TexReg 7681, eff. 12/12/2019

Occupations Code, Chapter 2301 and Transportation Code, Chapters 503 and 1001-1005 require the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles to license and regulate the vehicle industry to ensure a sound system of distributing and selling vehicles; provide for compliance with manufacturers'…

This subchapter implements Occupations Code, Chapters 2301 and 2305, and Transportation Code, Chapters 503, 504, 520, and 1001 - 1005, and applies to franchised dealers, manufacturers, distributors, and converters. Notes 43 Tex. Admin. Code § 215.101 The provisions of this §215.1…

(a) In accordance with Occupations Code, § 2301.356, a franchised dealer must file an application to amend the franchised dealer's license to request an additional line-make at the dealer's currently licensed showroom. The amendment application must be filed electronically in the…

(a) The provisions of this section are not applicable to an application filed with the department for a franchised dealer's license as a result of the purchase or transfer of an existing entity holding a current franchised dealer's license that does not involve a physical relocat…

Texas Administrative Code Title 1 - ADMINISTRATION Title 4 - AGRICULTURE Title 7 - BANKING AND SECURITIES Title 10 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Title 13 - CULTURAL RESOURCES Title 16 - ECONOMIC REGULATION Title 19 - EDUCATION Title 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS Title 25 - HEALTH SERVICES Titl…

An application to amend an existing franchised dealer's license for the addition of another line-make at the existing dealership or for the relocation of a line-make to the existing dealership shall be deemed an "application to establish a dealership" insofar as the line-make to …

(a) Upon application for a franchised dealer's license or an amendment of an existing franchised dealer's license to add a line-make, the applicant must submit a legible and accurate electronic image of the franchise agreement pages that reflect: (1) the parties, (2) the authoriz…

(a) In the absence of a showing of good cause, an application for a franchised dealer's license of which a manufacturer or distributor owns any interest in or has control of the dealership entity must be submitted to the department electronically in the licensing system designate…

A manufacturer or distributor licensed under Occupations Code, Chapter 2301 or a wholly owned subsidiary of a manufacturer or distributor, may sell motor vehicles it owns to dealers through a licensed Texas wholesale motor vehicle auction. A GDN issued to a licensed manufacturer,…

(a) A manufacturer or distributor must maintain, for a minimum period of 48 months, a record of each vehicle sold to any person in this state. The manufacturer or distributor shall make the record available during business hours for inspection and copying by the department or be …

(a) A manufacturer, distributor, or converter may apply for a manufacturer or converter standard license plate for use on a new unregistered vehicle of the same vehicle type assembled or modified in accordance with Transportation Code § 503.064 or § 503.0618, as applicable:(1) wh…

(a) The board or department may take the following actions against a license applicant, a license holder, or a person engaged in business for which a license is required:(1) deny an application; (2) revoke a license; (3) suspend a license; (4) assess a civil penalty; (5) issue a …

This subchapter implements Transportation Code, Chapters 503, 504, 520, and 1001-1005, and Occupations Code, Chapters 2301 and 2305, and applies to general distinguishing numbers and drive-a-way operator in-transit licenses issued by the department. Notes 43 Tex. Admin. Code § 21…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Barrier--A material object or set of objects that separates or demarcates. (2) Consignment sale--The owner-authorized sale of a moto…

(a) No person may engage in business as a dealer or as a wholesale motor vehicle auction unless that person has a valid GDN assigned by the department for each location from which the person engages in business. A dealer must also hold a GDN for a consignment location, unless the…

(a) No drive-a-way operator may engage in business in Texas unless that person has a currently valid drive-a-way operator in-transit license issued by the department. (b) A drive-a-way operator in-transit application must be on a form prescribed by the department and properly com…

(a) The surety bond required by Transportation Code, § 503.033 shall be in the legal business name in which the dealer's GDN will be issued and shall contain the complete physical address of each location licensed under the GDN that the surety bond is intended to cover. (b) A sur…

(a) A dealer must meet the following requirements at each licensed location and maintain the requirements during the term of the license. If multiple dealers are licensed at a location, each dealer must maintain the following requirements during the entire term of the license. (1…

(a) The board or department may take the following actions against a license applicant, a license holder, or a person engaged in business for which a license is required:(1) deny an application; (2) revoke a license; (3) suspend a license; (4) assess a civil penalty; (5) issue a …

(a) Purchases and sales records. A dealer and wholesale motor vehicle auction shall maintain a complete record of all vehicle purchases and sales for a minimum period of 48 months and make the record available for inspection and copying by the department during business hours. (b…

(a) A dealer's name change requires a new bond or a rider to the existing bond reflecting the new name, unless the dealer is not otherwise required to purchase a bond. (b) A dealer shall notify the department in writing within 10 days of a change of ownership by submitting a lice…

(a) A dealer that holds a GDN may issue a dealer's temporary tag, buyer's temporary tag, or a preprinted Internet-down temporary tag for authorized purposes only for each type of vehicle the dealer is licensed to sell or lease. A converter that holds a converter's license under O…

(a) A dealer, governmental agency, or converter shall secure a temporary tag to a vehicle in the license plate display area located at the rear of the vehicle, so that the entire temporary tag is visible and legible at all times, including when the vehicle is being operated. (b) …

(a) A dealer, a governmental agency, or a converter is required to have internet access to connect to the temporary tag databases maintained by the department. (b) Except as provided by § 215.157 of this title (relating to Advance Numbers, Preprinted Internet-down Temporary Tags)…

(a) Information printed or completed on a temporary tag must be in black ink on a white background. Other than for a motorcycle, a completed buyer's, dealer's, converter's, or preprinted Internet-down temporary tag shall be six inches high and at least eleven inches wide. For a m…

(a) A dealer's temporary tag may be displayed only on the type of vehicle for which the GDN is issued and for which the dealer is licensed by the department to sell or lease. (b) A wholesale motor vehicle auction license holder that also holds a dealer GDN may display a dealer's …

(a) A buyer's temporary tag may be displayed only on a vehicle: (1) from the selling dealer's inventory; and (2) that can be legally operated on the public streets and highways; and (3) for which a sale or lease has been consummated; and (4) that has a valid inspection in accorda…