Texas § 51.552 RULES.

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§ 51.552 — RULES.

Texas § 51.552

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 51.552 (2026).

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Sec. 51.552. RULES. The commission shall adopt rules necessary to implement this subchapter. The rules must establish procedures for:

(1)the department to determine whether the licensing requirements of another state are substantially equivalent to the requirements of this state, taking into consideration:

(A)the level of required training and testing to obtain a license, including methods used to evaluate work experience to fulfill training or testing requirements;

(B)the scope of practice for which the license is issued; and

(C)the procedures used in the other state to resolve complaints and to determine whether a license holder is in good standing; and

(2)the department to enter into and implement reciprocity agreements with licensing authorities in other states that have licensing

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Sec. 51.552. RULES. The commission shall adopt rules necessary to implement this subchapter. The rules must establish procedures for:
(1) the department to determine whether the licensing requirements of another state are substantially equivalent to the requirements of this state, taking into consideration:
(A) the level of required training and testing to obtain a license, including methods used to evaluate work experience to fulfill training or testing requirements;
(B) the scope of practice for which the license is issued; and
(C) the procedures used in the other state to resolve complaints and to determine whether a license holder is in good standing; and
(2) the department to enter into and implement reciprocity agreements with licensing authorities in other states that have licensing requirements substantially equivalent to this state's requirements.