Texas § 51.0342 REDETERMINATION BY CHILD LABOR INVESTIGATOR.

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§ 51.0342 — REDETERMINATION BY CHILD LABOR INVESTIGATOR.

Texas § 51.0342

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Tex. Labor Code Code Ann. § 51.0342 (2026).

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Sec. 51.0342. REDETERMINATION BY CHILD LABOR INVESTIGATOR.

(a)If the child labor investigator discovers an error in connection with a preliminary determination order or discovers additional information not previously available, the child labor investigator, within the period specified in Section 51.035 , may reconsider and reissue the preliminary determination order. An investigator's reissued preliminary determination order voids and replaces the order requiring correction.

(b)A reissued preliminary determination order becomes final unless a party files an appeal from the reissued preliminary determination order within the period specified in Section 51.035 . The period to request an appeal shall begin on the date the examiner mails the reissued preliminary determination order.

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Sec. 51.0342. REDETERMINATION BY CHILD LABOR INVESTIGATOR. (a) If the child labor investigator discovers an error in connection with a preliminary determination order or discovers additional information not previously available, the child labor investigator, within the period specified in Section 51.035 , may reconsider and reissue the preliminary determination order. An investigator's reissued preliminary determination order voids and replaces the order requiring correction.
(b) A reissued preliminary determination order becomes final unless a party files an appeal from the reissued preliminary determination order within the period specified in Section 51.035 . The period to request an appeal shall begin on the date the examiner mails the reissued preliminary determination order.
(c) Notwithstanding Subsection (a) of this section, if a child labor investigator mails a preliminary determination order to a person's incorrect address solely because of the child labor investigator's own error, the child labor investigator may reissue a preliminary determination order to the party's correct address at any time.