Texas § 2305.155 INSPECTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS.

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§ 2305.155 — INSPECTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS.

Texas § 2305.155

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 2305.155 (2026).

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Sec. 2305.155. INSPECTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS.

(a)In this section, "licensing authority" and "occupational license" have the meanings assigned by Section 58.001 .

(b)If an occupational license is required for a person to engage in a business or occupation described by Section 1956.123 (1)(A) through (G), the licensing authority that issues the occupational license may at a reasonable time:

(1)enter the premises at which the person engages in the regulated business or occupation; and

(2)inspect the records or information required to be maintained under Section 2305.153 .

(c)Regardless of whether an occupational license is required, an officer of the Department of Public Safety or another peace officer may enter the premises of and inspect the records of a person described by Section 195

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Sec. 2305.155. INSPECTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS. (a) In this section, "licensing authority" and "occupational license" have the meanings assigned by Section 58.001 .
(b) If an occupational license is required for a person to engage in a business or occupation described by Section 1956.123 (1)(A) through (G), the licensing authority that issues the occupational license may at a reasonable time:
(1) enter the premises at which the person engages in the regulated business or occupation; and
(2) inspect the records or information required to be maintained under Section 2305.153 .
(c) Regardless of whether an occupational license is required, an officer of the Department of Public Safety or another peace officer may enter the premises of and inspect the records of a person described by Section 1956.123 (1)(A) through (G), as provided by Subsection (b).