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rule is in effect there will be no fiscal implica-
tions for state or local government as a result
of enforcing or administering this rule.
Mr. Treacy also has determined that during
the first five-year per d the rule is in effect,
the anticipated public benefit as a result of
enforcing or administering the rule will be a
better understanding of when previous years'
license fees are not assessed. There is no
effect on small businesses. There is no antici-
pated economic cost to persons required to
comply with the section as proposed.
Comments on the proposal may be submitted
to J. Randel jerry ) Hill, General Counsel,
333 Guadalupe, Tower III, Suite 900, Austin,
Texas, 78701-3942.
The n-w rule is proposed under Texas Civil
Statutes, Article 41a-1, 6, which provide :he
Texas State Board of Public Accountancy
with the authority to make such rules as may
be necessary or advisable to carry in effect
the purposes of the law, 9, which authorizes
the board to assess and collect license fees,
and 21, which authorizes the board to re-
voke or suspend certificates and licenses
The rule implements Texas Civil Statutes,
Article 41a-1, 6, 9, and 21.
515.9. Collection of License Fees follow-
ing Disciplinary Action.
(a) A certificate, registration or
temporary permit holder whose certificate,
license, registration, or temporary permit
has been suspended or revoked by the board
for failure to comply with the Board's Rules
of Professional Conduct, exclusive of
501.25 (relating to Mandatory Continuing
Professional Education), will not be as-
sessed license fees or penalties for the li-
censing years during which the certificate,
license, registration, or temporary permit
was suspended or revoked.
(b) A certificate, registration or
temporary permit holder whose certificate,
license, registration, or temporary permit
has been suspended or revoked for failure to
comply with the Board's Rules of Profes-
sional Conduct, exclusive of 501.25 (relat-
ing to Mandatory Continuing Professional
Education), will pay prorated license year
fees for that portion of the license period for
which reinstatement of the certificate, li-
cense, registration, or temporary permit is
sought.
(c) There will be no refund of any
paid fees for any remaining time during the
license year the suspension or revocation
occurs.
(d) If the certificate, license, regis-
tration or temporary permit was suspended
or revoked for non-payment of annual li-
cense fees or failure to comply with
501.25 of this title (relating to Mandatory
Continuing Professional Education), upon
written application tl., executive director
will decide on an individual basis whether
the fees and penalties must be paid for the
19 TexReg 9444 December 2, 1994license years of suspension or revocation
and whether any fee exemption is applica-
ble.
(e) It is the responsibility of the
certificate, registration or temporary permit
holder whose certificate, license, registra-
tion or temporary permit is suspended to
apply to the board for the issuance of a
certificate, license, registration or temporary
permit upon termination of suspension.
(f) This section does not address
continuing professional education require-
ments. See Chapter 523 of this title (relating
to Continuing Professional Education) for
other requirements prior to issuance of an
anruia license.
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal
has been reviewed by legal counsel and
found to be within the agency's authority to
adopt.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on November 11,
1994.
TRD-9451239 William Treacy
Executivo Directo
Texas State Board of
Public Accountancy
Earliest possible date of adoption: January 2,
1995
For further information, please call: (512)
505-5566
TITLE 25. HEALTH SER-
VICES
Part I. Texas Department
of Health
Chapter 13. Health Planning
and Resource Development
Advisory Committee
* 25 TAC 13.51
The Texas Department of Health (depart-
ment) proposes new 13.51, concerning the
Hospital Data Advisory Commrttee The pro-
posed new section covers applicable law,
purpose, tasks, review and duration, terms of
office, officers, meetings, attendance, staff,
procedures, subcommittees, statements by
members, reports to the board, reimburse-
ment of members' expenses, and the sec-
tion's effective date.
In accordance with Texas Civil Statutes, Arti-
cle 6252-33, the department must evaluate
each of its advisory committees to determine
whether the committee should be continued,
modified, consohdated with other committees,
or abolished. The present advisory commit-
tee, the Hospital Data Advisory Committee,
was established in 1986 Upon review by the
department, the committee's structure has
been revised to reflect the changes in compo-
sition required by amendments to the autho-
rizing legislation.
Dora McDonald, Chief, Bureau of State
Health Data and Pohcy Analysis, has deter-mined that for the first five-year period the
section will be in effect, there will be no fiscal
implications for state or local government as
a result of administering the section as pro-
posed.
Ms. McDonald alo has determined that for
each of the fist five years the section is in
effect, the public benefits anticipated are the
department's continuing compliance with
Texas Civil Statutes, Article 6252-33 concern-
ing state agency advisory committees, and
the department's continuing access to the
committee's advice concerning hospital re-
porting requirements and interpretation and
evaluation of the data received. There are no
anticipated economic costs to small or large
businesses or individuals who are required to
comply with the section as proposed, and no
effect on local employment is anticipated.
Written comments on the proposed addition
may be submitted to Dora McDonald, Bureau
of State Health Data and Policy Analysis,
Texas Department of Health, 1100 West 49th
Street, Austin, Texas 78756. Telephone in-
quiries also may be made to Dora McDonald
at (512) 458-7261. Comments will be ac-
cepted for 30 days following the date of publi-
cation of this proposal in the Texas Register,
The new section is proposed under Texas
Civil Statutes, Article 6252-33, which sets
standards for the evaluation of advisory com-
mittees by the agencies for which they func-
tion, and under Health and Safety Code,
12.001, which provides the board with au-
thority to adopt rules for the performance of
every duty imposed by law upon the board,
the department, and the commissioner of
health.
The new section will affect Health and Safety
Code, Chapter 311.
13.51. Hospital Data Advisory Committee.
(a) The committee. The Hospital
Data Advisory Committee shall be ap-
pointed under and governed by this section.
The Texas Board of Health (board) is re-
quired to establish the committee by the
Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter
311, Subchapter C. Hospital Data Reporting
and Collection System.
(b) Applicable law. The committee
is subject to Texas Civil Statutes, Article
6252-33, relating to state agency advisory
committees.
(c) Purpose. The purpose of the
committee is to provide advice to the board
on hospital reporting requirements and on
interpretation and evaluation of the data
received.
(d) Tasks.
(1) The committee shall advise
the board concerning rules relating to the
hospital data reporting and collection sys-
tem.
(2) The committee shall advise
the board concerning the interpretation and
evaluation of:Texas Register ,
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