Tex. Occupations Code § 1051.752
This is the official text of Tex. Occupations Code § 1051.752, part of Texas’s Occupations Code — governs professional and occupational licensing.
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§ 1051.752. GROUNDS FOR DISCIPLINARY ACTION.
Official statutory text
A person is subject to disciplinary action under Section 1051.751 for:
(1) a violation of this subtitle or a board rule adopted under this subtitle that applies to architects;
(2) a failure to provide or to timely provide to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation any document designated by Chapter 469, Government Code, as a document the person is required to provide to the department;
(3) a cause for which the board may refuse to issue a certificate of registration;
(4) gross incompetency in the practice of architecture;
(5) recklessness in the practice of architecture, including recklessness in the construction or alteration of a building by an architect designing, planning, or observing the construction or alteration;
(6) dishonest practice in the practice of architecture by the holder of a certificate of registration;
(7) giving false or forged evidence to the board or a board member in obtaining or assisting another person to obtain a certificate of registration;
(8) aiding or abetting a person not registered under this subtitle in violating this subtitle; or
(9) using or attempting to use as the person's own the certificate of registration of another person.
(1) a violation of this subtitle or a board rule adopted under this subtitle that applies to architects;
(2) a failure to provide or to timely provide to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation any document designated by Chapter 469, Government Code, as a document the person is required to provide to the department;
(3) a cause for which the board may refuse to issue a certificate of registration;
(4) gross incompetency in the practice of architecture;
(5) recklessness in the practice of architecture, including recklessness in the construction or alteration of a building by an architect designing, planning, or observing the construction or alteration;
(6) dishonest practice in the practice of architecture by the holder of a certificate of registration;
(7) giving false or forged evidence to the board or a board member in obtaining or assisting another person to obtain a certificate of registration;
(8) aiding or abetting a person not registered under this subtitle in violating this subtitle; or
(9) using or attempting to use as the person's own the certificate of registration of another person.
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