Texas § 67.043 SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF BRANCH PILOT'S LICENSE.

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§ 67.043 — SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF BRANCH PILOT'S LICENSE.

Texas § 67.043

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 67.043 (2026).

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Sec. 67.043. SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF BRANCH PILOT'S LICENSE.

(a)On complaint or on its own motion, and after notice and hearing, the board may suspend a branch pilot's license for not more than six months or recommend that the governor revoke a branch pilot's license if the board finds that the pilot has:

(1)failed to demonstrate and maintain the qualifications for a license required by this chapter;

(2)used narcotics or other types of drugs, chemicals, or controlled substances as defined by law that impair the pilot's ability to perform the pilot's duties skillfully and efficiently;

(3)used alcohol to an extent that impairs the pilot's ability to perform the pilot's duties skillfully and efficiently;

(4)violated a provision of this chapter or rules adopted by the board under this

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Sec. 67.043. SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF BRANCH PILOT'S LICENSE. (a) On complaint or on its own motion, and after notice and hearing, the board may suspend a branch pilot's license for not more than six months or recommend that the governor revoke a branch pilot's license if the board finds that the pilot has:
(1) failed to demonstrate and maintain the qualifications for a license required by this chapter;
(2) used narcotics or other types of drugs, chemicals, or controlled substances as defined by law that impair the pilot's ability to perform the pilot's duties skillfully and efficiently;
(3) used alcohol to an extent that impairs the pilot's ability to perform the pilot's duties skillfully and efficiently;
(4) violated a provision of this chapter or rules adopted by the board under this chapter that were material to the performance of the pilot's duties at the time of the violation;
(5) made a material misstatement in the application for a license;
(6) obtained or attempted to obtain a license under this chapter by fraud or misrepresentation;
(7) charged a pilotage rate other than that approved by the board;
(8) intentionally refused to pilot a vessel when requested to do so by the master or person responsible for navigation of the vessel except when, in the judgment of the pilot, movement of the vessel would have constituted a hazard to life or property or when pilotage charges that are due and owing are unpaid by the person ordering the pilot services;
(9) been absent from duty in violation of board rules and without authorization;
(10) aided or abetted another pilot in failing to perform the other pilot's duties; or
(11) been guilty of carelessness, neglect of duty, intentional unavailability for normal performance of duties, refusal to perform duties, misconduct, or incompetence while on duty.
(b) On determining that a license should be suspended or revoked, the board shall adopt a written order that states its findings and:
(1) suspends the license for a stated period; or
(2) recommends to the governor revocation of the license.
(c) The governor, on receipt of a board order recommending revocation of a license, shall revoke the license. If the board's order is appealed, the governor may not revoke the license until the order is upheld on appeal.
(d) A suspension of a license on the recommendation of a pilot review board takes effect on adoption of the board's order. A revocation of a branch pilot's license takes effect on issuance of the governor's decision.