16 Tex. Admin. Code § 94.72 - Responsibilities of a Registrant: Conflicts of Interest
(a) A registrant must disclose in writing to
the appraisal district or taxing entity any relationship of consanguinity
within the third degree that may relate to an assignment so long as he holds a
registration position.
(b) A
registrant must disclose in writing to the appraisal district or taxing entity
any outside employment.
(c) A
registrant must disclose in writing to the appraisal district or taxing entity
any financial interest in any private business or real property subject to the
appraisal district or taxing entity where she is employed.
(d) A registrant must not invest in property,
interests, or transactions which create a conflict of interest or which affects
independent judgment or performance in the official position.
(e) A registrant must not engage in any
activity or employment outside of the appraisal office or tax office if such
engagement adversely affects his impartiality in the execution of his official
duties or adversely affects the performance of his official duties.
(f) A registrant must not use agency
resources for the personal benefit of himself, any party in whom he has an
interest, or any public servant; or for the benefit of any social or political
organization unless any member of the general public could make similar use of
the agency resources.
(g) A
registrant in their official capacity must not endorse the services or products
of any person or firm.
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