Texas Register, Volume 7, Number 89, Pages 4125-4234, December 3, 1982 Page: 4,134
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be in effect there Will be no fiscal implications to state
or local government as a result of enforcing or admin-
istering the rule.
Mr. Creer has also determined that for each year of
the first five years the rule as proposed is in-effect the
public benefit anticipated as a result of enforcing the
rule as proposed will be better qualified candidates to
protect the public health, safety, and welfare in the
design of the architectural environment. There is no
anticipated economic cost to individuals who are re-
quired to comply with the rule as proposed.
Comments on the proposal may be submitted to Philip
D. Creer, FAIA, Executive Director, Texas Board of Ar-
chitectural Examiners, 8213 Shoal Creek Boulevard,
Suite 107, Austin, Texas 78758, (512) 458-1363.
The amendments are proposed under Texas Civil
Statutes, Article 249a, which provides the Texas
Board of Architectural Examiners with the authority
to make all rules consistent with the laws of the state
which are reasonably necessary.
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 19, 1982.TRD-828885
Philip D. Creer, FAIA
Executive Director
Texas Board of Architectural
ExaminersEarliest possible date of adoption:
January 3, 1983
For further information, please call (512) 458-1363.
Part IV. Texas Cosmetology
Commission
Chapter 89. General Provisions
22 TAC 89.4, 89.10, 89.11, 89.23, 89.27,
89.29, 89.33, 89.35, 89.41, 89.46, 89.48
89.51, 89.52
The Texas Cosmetology Commission proposes
amedments to 89.4, 89.10, 89.11, 89.23, 89.27,
89.33, 89.35, 89.41, 89.51, 89.52, proposes the
repeal of 89.29, 89.46, and 89.48, and proposes
new rules 89.29, 89.46, and 89.48, concerning
general provisions.
Ron Resech, executive director, has determined that
for the first five-year period the rule will be in effect
there will be no fiscal implications to state or local
government as a result of enforcing or administering
the rule.
Mr. Resech has also determined that for each year of
the first five years the rule as proposed is in effect the
public benefit anticipated as a result of enforcing the
rule as proposed will be to clarify the language of thestatute and avoid confusion. There is no anticipated
economic cost to individuals who are required to com-
ply with the rule as proposed.
Comments on the proposal may be submitted to Ron
Resech, Executive Director, Texas Cosmetology Com-
mission, 1111 Rio Grande, Austin, Texas 78701.
The amendments and new rules are proposed under
Texas Civil Statutes, Article 8451, 4, which provides
the Texas Cosmetology Commission with the authori-
ty to promulgate rules.
89.4. Instructor on Duty. Each private beauty culture
school shall maintain on staff and on duty during nor-
mal business hours no less than two full-time licensed in-
structors, except that one instructor will be sufficient
whenever the student enrollment falls below 15. Schools
without the services of two full-time instructors when the
student enrollment is 15 or more will be given 10 work-
ing days to employ the second instructor. If the school
has not complied within the allotted time, students will
be notified that credit for accrued hours will not be ac-
cepted for graduation. No credit for hours accrued can
be given when a licensed instructor is not on duty.
89.10. Monthly Hour Report. On a form prescribed
and furnished by the commission, the school will post
in a conspicuous place [have available for inspection] no
later than the 7th [10th] day of the month following, a
record of hours acquired by each student during the
preceding month, the report signed by each student in
attendance will be kept available for inspection by the
student or a representative of the Texas Cosmetology
Commission. One copy of the monthly hour report will
be given to the commission inspector each month.
89.11. Daily Attendance Register. Each Cosmetology
School or Program [private beauty school] shall main-
tain a daily re -ord of attendance with each student per-
sonally punching the time clock. In instances where a stu-
dent forgets to punch in or out, limited initialing will be
accepted. [of students personally signed by the students
unless a time clock is used and the time card personally
signed. No student or person may sign the register for
another person or student.] Attendance records will be
maintained in the school and available to authorized per-
sonnel of the Texas Cosmetology Commission for a
period of 24 months after the student completes or ter-
minates attendance. [On and after September 1, 1980,]
All [private] schools [and public school cosmetology pro-
grams] will be required to use a time clock to track stu-
dent hours.
89.23 Transfer of Hours Between Courses. A student
enrolled for a manicuring or specialty course may
withdraw and transfer hours acquired to the operator
course not to exceed the amount of hours of that subject
in the operator curriculum. Students dropping from the
operator course may take the examination for manicur-
ing or one of the specialty tests provided that the school
will certify that the student has completed sufficient hours
in the particular course in which the person seeks certifica-
tion or licensure. A minimum of 600 hours of training
in the operator course will be required to qualify for a
specialty examination.7 TexReg 4134 December 3, 1982
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