16 Tex. Admin. Code § 50.14 - Prohibited Relationships
(a) No licensee or
permittee of the commission, or his spouse, agent, servant, or employee, or any
subsidiary or affiliate, may directly or indirectly conduct, sponsor, or
support a seller training program approved under this chapter except as
provided in the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, §
106.14(c) and
(d).
(b) A licensee or permittee of the commission
may be a member of an advisory board, but not the governing board of a
nonprofit agency which sponsors a seller training program.
(c) Persons engaged in the manufacturing or
wholesaling of alcoholic beverages for national distribution may contribute to
the development of a curriculum of seller training being developed for national
use; provided, that any such contribution or involvement shall not be directly
or indirectly tied to the actual offering of training to employees of any
retailer, group of retailers, or the general public. Such involvement by an
alcoholic beverage manufacturer shall be in a primarily noncommercial manner
consistent with the spirit and intent of the provisions of the Texas Alcoholic
Beverage Code and the rules of the commission prohibiting the tied-house and
prohibiting the furnishing of things of value to a retailer of alcoholic
beverages.
(d) No licensee,
permittee, or other person engaged in the manufacturing or wholesaling level of
the alcoholic beverage industry, or any agent, servant, or employee of any of
those, may directly or indirectly conduct or sponsor a seller training program
for retail level employees or members of the general public.
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