16 Tex. Admin. Code § 41.12 - Compliance Reporting by License and Permit Holders
(a) This rule
implements Alcoholic Beverage Code §§
5.31 and
5.361. The
purpose of this rule is to allow the commission to better leverage resources in
meeting its charge to inspect, supervise, and regulate members of the alcoholic
beverage industry; reduce unnecessary physical inspections of industry
locations; and use automation to better and more efficiently protect public
safety and serve the alcoholic beverage industry.
(b) Each permittee and licensee with a
premises in Texas must prepare and file an automated compliance report with the
commission as instructed by the commission. The commission may require that the
report be filed using a specified digital application.
(c) The commission will annually notify each
permittee and licensee of the requirement to file its compliance report. The
license or permit holder will have 180 days from the date of the notification
to file the report.
(d) The
commission may issue a written warning to a permittee or licensee who fails to
file the mandated compliance report within 180 days of being notified by the
commission. The commission may initiate an administrative case to cancel or
suspend the license or permit of any permittee or licensee who does not file a
compliance report for the subsequent reporting period following issuance of the
written warning.
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