Texas Register, Volume 21, Number 80, Pages 10639-10789, October 29, 1996 Page: 10,651
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(ii) the Texas Lottery security division through the
retailer hotline;
(B) the pack has been lost and cannot be located by
the retailer and the retailer has made a formal report of the loss to
the Texas Lottery security division through the retailer hotline within
24 hours of discovery of the loss; or
(C) damage to the pack has rendered the tickets
unsaleable and the retailer has made a formal report of such damage
to the Texas Lottery security division through the retailer hotline
within 24 hours of discovery of the damage.
(4) Notwithstanding paragraph (1) of this subsection, the
director may charge a retailer an administrative fee of $25 for each
activated pack of tickets that are lost or rendered unsaleable by an
Act of God where:
(A) the retailer has made a formal report of such loss
or damage to the Texas Lottery security division through the retailer
hotline within 24 hours of discovery of the damage, and
(B) and where no winning ticket from such pack has
been validated.
(b) Responsibility for Winning Lottery Tickets Paid. After
a retailer has paid a prize on a winning ticket, that retailer shall
completely deface such ticket and render it physically incapable of
being subsequently presented as a winning ticket. A retailer who
has failed to deface such a winning ticket and render it physically
incapable of being subsequently presented as a winning ticket shall
pay to the Texas Lottery the full amount of each subsequent prize
that is paid on such ticket.
(c) Responsibility for Lottery-Related Property. Each retailer
shall be financially responsible to the Texas Lottery for all lottery-
related property placed at the retailer's location.
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been re-
viewed by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's
legal authority to adopt.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on October 18, 1996.
TRD-9615270
Kimberly L. Kiplin
General Counsel
Texas Lottery Commission
Earliest possible date of adoption: November 29, 1996
For further information, please call: (512) 323-3791
TITLE 22. EXAMINING BOARDS
Part IV. Texas Cosmetology Commission
Chapter 83. Sanitary Rulings
22 TAC 83.1, 83.3, 83.13, 83.14, 83.16
The Texas Cosmetology Commission proposes amendments
to 83.1, concerning enforcement, 83.3, concerning proper
quarters, 83.13, concerning implements, 83.14, concerning
definitions of disinfectant containers, 83.16, concerning disin-
fecting manicure implements.The amendments are proposed as a result of a comprehensive
review of all the commission's rules as part of the commission's
strategic plan to eliminate redundant and unnecessary language
from its rule book so it is easily understandable for the licensees
who come under the commission's jurisdiction, and for the
general public.
Dick Strader, Executive Director, Texas Cosmetology Commis-
sion, has determined that for the first five-year period the rules
are in effect there will be no fiscal implications for state or local
government as a result of enforcing or administering the rules.
Mr. Strader also has determined that for each year of the first
five years the rules are in effect, the public benefit anticipated as
a result of enforcing the rules will be to ensure that all certificate
holders and licensees comply with the requirements of the rules
of the commission. There will be no effect on small businesses.
There are no anticipated economic costs to persons who are
required to comply with the rules as proposed.
Comments on the proposals may be submitted to Dick Strader,
Texas Cosmetology Commission, P.O. Box 26700, Austin,
Texas 78755-0700.
The amendments are proposed under 4(a), Article 8451a,
Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, which provides the commission
with the authority to "issue rules consistent with this Act after a
public hearing", to protect the public's health and safety.
Article 8451a, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, is affected by
these proposed amendments.
83.1. Enforcement.
(a) (No change.)
[(b) To assure compliance with the statutes and regulations
governing the operation of establishments, the Texas Cosmetology
Commission, or its authorized representatives, shall have the right of
access to any establishment at any time that the instruction or practice
of cosmetology is being conducted for the purpose of inspecting
the premises, and the equipment, supplies, licenses, and all books
and records relating to the training or practice of cosmetology. A
person who is in violation of the Cosmetology Act, general rules
and regulations of the commission, or the sanitary rulings of the
commission may be enjoined and restrained by a district court from
violating said Act or commission rules.]
[(c) Refusal to permit, or interference with, an inspection
constitutes a cause for disciplinary action, as set forth in Texas Civil
Statutes, Article 8451a, 29, 36, and 37.]
(b) [(d)] Every cosmetology establishment, as defined by the
Statutes to regulate the practice of cosmetology in the State of Texas,
shall be given a sanitary rating covering the entire establishment
according to the filed floor plan, and must meet the following
requirements:
(1) The rating given said establishment shall be posted in
the reception desk area in public view.
(2) An establishment operating in violation of these rules
and regulations, or which operates with a sanitary rating of less than
80% shall be issued a notice of violation. If the violation is not
corrected in ten days, an informal hearing may be initiated by the
executive director.PROPOSED RULES October 29, 1996 21 TexReg 10651
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