16 Tex. Admin. Code § 401.156 - Renewal of License
(a) A license
issued under this subchapter may be considered for renewal by filing a renewal
application with the commission. In order to be considered, a sales agent must
file a renewal application and pay the renewal fee before the sales agent's
license expires.
(b) The renewal
application shall be on forms provided by the commission upon request. All
provisions in this subchapter governing the applicant's completion and
submission of a license application and conditions of the license granted shall
apply equally to the application for and renewal of a license. Factors
considered by the director and grounds for denying the renewal of a license may
include those listed in §
401.153(a) or (b)
of this title (relating to Qualifications for License) and those listed under
§
401.158(b) of
this title (relating to Suspension or Revocation of License).
(c) Every application for renewal of a
license submitted under this subchapter shall be accompanied by a renewal fee
in an amount to be established by the director. If the director denies an
application for renewal based on a factor listed in §
401.153(a) of
this title, the director shall refund one half of the renewal application fee
to the applicant. If the director denies an application based on another
factor, the director may not refund any part of the renewal application
fee.
(d) Every application for
renewal of a license submitted under this subchapter shall be accompanied by
security in an amount and in such form as the director determines to be in the
best interests of the lottery. If the director determines that such security is
best provided through mandatory contributions by licensees to a pooled fund
established and maintained to reimburse the state for losses resulting from the
operation of sales agents, the amount of such security shall be determined
based on the director's estimate of expected required reimbursement to the
state from such losses incurred during the term of the renewal.
(e) A renewal license issued under this
section shall be valid for a term set by the commission, unless it expires
sooner.
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