16 Tex. Admin. Code § 60.304 - Disposition by Agreement
(a) Disposition by
agreement of any contested case may be made by stipulation, agreed settlement,
or consent order, unless precluded by law.
(b) The commission may designate its
presiding officer or the executive director to adopt or reject stipulations,
settlement agreements, or consent orders.
(c) Parties agreeing to disposition by
agreement shall prepare written stipulations, consent order, or settlement
agreement, containing proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law, which
shall be signed by all the agreeing parties and their designated
representatives.
(d) Upon receipt
of the written stipulations, consent order, or settlement agreement the
executive director or the commission may:
(1)
adopt the written stipulations, consent order, or settlement agreement and
issue a final order;
(2) reject the
written stipulations, consent order, or settlement agreement and remand the
contested case for a hearing before SOAH;
(3) reject the written stipulations, consent
order, or settlement agreement and order further investigation by the
department; or
(4) take such other
action as the executive director or the commission find just.
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