Texas § 63.044 RESIDENCE; PROBATIONARY TERM.

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§ 63.044 — RESIDENCE; PROBATIONARY TERM.

Texas § 63.044

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 63.044 (2026).

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Sec. 63.044. RESIDENCE; PROBATIONARY TERM.

(a)The board shall specify a term that a person must reside in this state to qualify the person to become a branch pilot for the ports or bays in the board's jurisdiction. The term may not exceed two years.

(b)The board shall establish a term of probation that a person must serve as a deputy pilot before the person may exercise the functions of a branch pilot. The term may not exceed one year.

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Sec. 63.044. RESIDENCE; PROBATIONARY TERM. (a) The board shall specify a term that a person must reside in this state to qualify the person to become a branch pilot for the ports or bays in the board's jurisdiction. The term may not exceed two years.
(b) The board shall establish a term of probation that a person must serve as a deputy pilot before the person may exercise the functions of a branch pilot. The term may not exceed one year.