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current licensure period shall be $1,000.
(2) Late fee. A certified food manager licensee submitting
a completed renewal application to the department after the expiration
date shall pay an additional $100 as a late fee.
(3) Texas.gov fee. For all applications and renewal
applications, the department is authorized to collect subscription
and convenience fees, in amounts determined by Texas.gov, to recover
costs associated with application and renewal application processing
through Texas.gov.
(o) Certified food manager licensee registry. The department
shall maintain a registry of all certified food manager licensees.
The registry shall be made available on the department website.
(p) Department audits. Audits of certified food manager
licensees may be conducted to assess compliance with these rules.
Audits may be based on analysis of data compiled by the department.
Licensees shall allow personnel authorized by the department access
for the purposes of an audit.
(q) Denial, suspension and revocation of certified
food manager license. A certified food manager license may be denied,
suspended or revoked for the following reasons:
(1) breach of the security agreement;
(2) delinquency in payment of fees as described in
this section; or
(3) violation of the provisions of this section.
(r) Denial, suspension and revocation procedures. Denial,
suspension and revocation procedures under this section shall be conducted
in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act, Texas Government
Code, Chapter 2001.
(s) Suspension of License Relating to Child Support
and Child Custody.
(1) On receipt of a final court order or attorney general's
order suspending a license due to failure to pay child support or
for failure to comply with the terms of a court order providing for
the possession of or access to a child, the department shall immediately
determine if a license has been issued to the obligator named and:
(A) record the suspension of the license in the department's
records;
(B) report the suspension as appropriate; and
(C) demand surrender of the suspended license.
(2) The department shall implement the terms of a final
court or attorney general's order suspending a license without additional
review or hearing. The board will provide notice as appropriate to
the licensee or to others concerned with the license.
(3) The department may not modify, remand, reverse,
vacate, or stay a court or attorney general's order suspending a license
issued under the Texas Family Code, Chapter 232, and may not review,
vacate, or reconsider the terms of an order.
(4) A licensee who is the subject of a final court
or attorney general's order suspending his or her license is not entitled
to a refund for any fee paid to the department.
(5) If a suspension overlaps a license renewal period,
an individual with a license suspended under this section shall comply
with the normal renewal procedures in the Act and this chapter; however,
the license will not be renewed until subsections (j) and (k) of this
section are met.
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