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Historical Rule for the Texas Administrative Code

TITLE 22EXAMINING BOARDS
PART 8TEXAS APPRAISER LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION BOARD
CHAPTER 153RULES RELATING TO PROVISIONS OF THE TEXAS APPRAISER LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION ACT
RULE §153.24Complaint Processing

      (viii) $1,500 in administrative penalties per act or omission which constitutes a violation(s) of USPAP, Board Rules or the Act, up to the maximum $5,000 statutory limit per complaint matter.

    (I) 3rd Time Discipline Level 3--violations of the Act, Board Rules, or USPAP which evidence serious deficiencies and were done with knowledge, deliberately, willfully, or with gross negligence will result in a final order which imposes one or more of the following:

      (i) A revocation; and

      (ii) $1,500 in administrative penalties per act or omission which constitutes a violation(s) of USPAP, Board Rules or the Act, up to the maximum $5,000 statutory limit per complaint matter.

    (J) 4th Time Discipline--violations of the Act, Board Rules or USPAP will result in a final order which imposes the following:

      (i) A revocation; and

      (ii) $1,500 in administrative penalties per act or omission which constitutes a violation(s) of USPAP, Board Rules or the Act, up to the maximum $5,000 statutory limit per complaint matter.

    (K) Unlicensed appraisal activity will result in a final order which imposes a $1,500 in administrative penalties per unlicensed appraisal activity, up to the maximum $5,000 statutory limit per complaint matter.

  (4) In addition, staff may recommend any or all of the following:

    (A) Reducing or increasing the recommended sanction or administrative penalty for a complaint based on documented factors that support the deviation, including but not limited to those factors articulated under paragraph (2) of this subsection;

    (B) Probating all or a portion of any sanction or administrative penalty for a period not to exceed five years;

    (C) Requiring additional reporting requirements; and

    (D) Such other recommendations, with documented support, as will achieve the purposes of the Act, the Rules, and/or USPAP.

(k) Agreed resolutions of complaint matters pursuant to Texas Occupations Code §1103.458 or §1103.459 must be signed by the respondent, a representative of the Standards and Enforcement Services Division, and the commissioner.


Source Note: The provisions of this §153.24 adopted to be effective March 15, 2010, 35 TexReg 2157; amended to be effective June 12, 2013, 38 TexReg 3588; amended to be effective December 22, 2013, 38 TexReg 9049

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