22 Tex. Admin. Code § 535.219 - Schedule of Administrative Penalties
(a) The Commission may suspend or revoke a license or take other disciplinary action
authorized by Chapter 1102 in addition to or instead of assessing the administrative penalties set forth in this section.
(b) The administrative penalties set forth in this section consider the criteria listed in §1101.702(b) of the
Act.
(c) An administrative penalty range of $100 - $1,500 per violation per day may be assessed for
violations of the following sections of Chapter 1101, Chapter 1102 and this subchapter:
(1)
§1101.652(a)(8);
(2)
§1102.118;
(3)
§1102.305;
(4) 22 TAC §535.216(c);
(5) 22 TAC
§535.217;
(6) 22 TAC §535.220(a) - (d) and (g);
(7)
22 TAC §535.221; and
(8) 22 TAC §535.223.
(d) An administrative penalty range of $500 - $3,000 per violation per day may be assessed for violations of the
following sections of Chapter 1101, Chapter 1102 and this subchapter:
(1)
§§1101.652(a)(3) -
(4);
(2)
§1102.301;
(3) 22 TAC §535.222;
(4) 22 TAC §535.226(d) - (e); and
(5) 22 TAC §§535.227 -
535.233.
(e) An administrative penalty of $1,000 - $5,000 per violation per day may be assessed
for violations of the following sections of Chapter 1101, Chapter 1102 and this subchapter:
(1)
§§1101.652(a)(2), (5) - (6);
(2)
§1102.101;
(3)
§1102.102;
(4)
§1102.103;
(5)
§1102.302;
(6)
§1102.303;
(7)
§1102.304;
(8) 22 TAC §535.208(e)(2);
(9) 22 TAC §535.211;
(10) 22 TAC §535.215;
(11) 22 TAC §535.220(e)(1), (3) - (7); and
(12) 22 TAC
§535.224(b)(1) - (2).
(f) The Commission may assess an administrative penalty of up to two
times that outlined under subsections (c), (d), and (e) of this section, subject to the maximum penalties authorized under §1101.702(a) of the
Act, if a person has a history of previous violations.
(g) Payment of an administrative penalty must be
submitted in a manner acceptable to the Commission. Payments authorized to be submitted online may be subject to fees set by the Department of
Information Resources that are in addition to the administrative penalty assessed by the Commission.
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