Tex. Health and Safety Code § 143.012
This is the official text of Tex. Health and Safety Code § 143.012, part of Texas’s Health and Safety Code — covers public health and safety regulation.
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§ 143.012. RECORD REQUIREMENTS; INVESTIGATION.
Official statutory text
(a) A person who holds an employer's permit may not deliver or cause to be delivered or received materials for industrial homework or receive an article as a result of industrial homework unless the employer keeps a record of:
(1) the persons engaged in industrial homework on materials delivered by that employer;
(2) the places where those persons work;
(3) the articles that those persons have manufactured;
(4) the agents or contractors to whom the employer has delivered materials for industrial homework; and
(5) the persons from whom the employer has received materials for industrial homework.
(b) The employer shall maintain and report the information in the manner prescribed by board rule and on forms that the board may provide.
(c) The information and records required by this section may be used by the board only to enforce this chapter and may not be published or disclosed except to representatives of the board enforcing this chapter.
(1) the persons engaged in industrial homework on materials delivered by that employer;
(2) the places where those persons work;
(3) the articles that those persons have manufactured;
(4) the agents or contractors to whom the employer has delivered materials for industrial homework; and
(5) the persons from whom the employer has received materials for industrial homework.
(b) The employer shall maintain and report the information in the manner prescribed by board rule and on forms that the board may provide.
(c) The information and records required by this section may be used by the board only to enforce this chapter and may not be published or disclosed except to representatives of the board enforcing this chapter.
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