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TITLE 16ECONOMIC REGULATION
PART 4TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATION
CHAPTER 60PROCEDURAL RULES OF THE COMMISSION AND THE DEPARTMENT
SUBCHAPTER EEXAMINATIONS
RULE §60.52Examination Security

(a) When an examination is required to obtain a license, an applicant or prospective applicant may make use of only such assistance as is available and authorized for all persons taking the examination. A person who uses or provides unauthorized assistance in connection with an examination violates this section. Conduct that violates this section includes but is not limited to the following:

  (1) obtaining or attempting to obtain from any source examination questions or answers for use by an applicant, prospective applicant, or any other person, including a person associated with a school or examination preparation course;

  (2) providing or attempting to provide examination questions or answers to an applicant, prospective applicant, or any other person, including a person associated with a school or examination preparation course;

  (3) presenting a falsified or fraudulent document to gain entry to an examination;

  (4) presenting a falsified or fraudulent document concerning an individual's results from an examination;

  (5) taking an examination for another person;

  (6) as an applicant or prospective applicant, knowingly allowing another person to take an examination for the applicant or prospective applicant;

  (7) while taking an examination, using any materials not authorized by the Department or testing service for use in the examination, including but not limited to notes or study aides;

  (8) bringing to the examination site or leaving the examination site with examination questions or answers obtained from the current examination or from previous examination attempts;

  (9) while taking an examination, communicating with any person, other than an authorized representative of the Department or testing service, about the examination; or

  (10) for open book examinations, bringing any materials into the examination, including hand-written notes in approved reference materials, other than those materials approved by the Department or testing service.

(b) The contents of any examination that is required for the issuance of a Department license are confidential.


Source Note: The provisions of this §60.52 adopted to be effective July 1, 2009, 34 TexReg 4326

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