Tex. Occupations Code § 1103.104
This is the official text of Tex. Occupations Code § 1103.104, part of Texas’s Occupations Code — governs professional and occupational licensing.
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§ 1103.104. DUTIES OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
Official statutory text
The executive director shall:
(1) disseminate information;
(2) administer rules adopted by the board under this chapter or Chapter 1104;
(3) review each application for a certificate or license and make a recommendation for final action to the board;
(4) review and make recommendations to the board regarding the adoption of rules relating to:
(A) the examination required by Subchapter F;
(B) education and experience requirements for issuance of certificates and licenses;
(C) continuing education for a certified or licensed appraiser;
(D) standards of professional practice and ethics for a certified or licensed appraiser;
(E) standards for a real estate appraisal performed by a certified or licensed appraiser; and
(F) the fees established by the board under Section 1103.156 or Section 1104.052;
(5) collect fees established by the board;
(6) manage the staff and employees of the board; and
(7) perform any other duty prescribed by the board under this chapter or Chapter 1104.
(1) disseminate information;
(2) administer rules adopted by the board under this chapter or Chapter 1104;
(3) review each application for a certificate or license and make a recommendation for final action to the board;
(4) review and make recommendations to the board regarding the adoption of rules relating to:
(A) the examination required by Subchapter F;
(B) education and experience requirements for issuance of certificates and licenses;
(C) continuing education for a certified or licensed appraiser;
(D) standards of professional practice and ethics for a certified or licensed appraiser;
(E) standards for a real estate appraisal performed by a certified or licensed appraiser; and
(F) the fees established by the board under Section 1103.156 or Section 1104.052;
(5) collect fees established by the board;
(6) manage the staff and employees of the board; and
(7) perform any other duty prescribed by the board under this chapter or Chapter 1104.
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