26 Tex. Admin. Code § 745.8633 - When may Licensing recommend a voluntary plan of action?
(a) Based on our assessment of the criteria
provided in §
745.8607 of this subchapter
(relating to How will Licensing decide which type of enforcement action to
recommend or impose?), we may recommend a voluntary plan of action for your
operation for an issue identified in §
745.8605 of this subchapter
(relating to When can Licensing recommend or impose an enforcement action
against my operation?) if we determine that:
(1) You:
(A) Demonstrate the ability to identify
risk;
(B) Accept responsibility for
correcting deficiencies; and
(C)
Have the ability to make corrections;
(2) If applicable, your operation has a
history of making corrections to maintain compliance;
(3) Your operation can reduce risk by
following the plan in addition to complying with minimum standards;
and
(4) Your operation has not
participated in a voluntary plan of action during the previous 12 months for
similar issues.
(b) If
you are responsible for multiple operations, we may consider your compliance
history at any of those multiple operations when we use the factors listed in
subsection (a) of this section to determine your eligibility to participate in
a voluntary plan of action.
(c) We
will impose a more restrictive enforcement action instead of recommending a
voluntary plan of action when appropriate under the criteria for that
enforcement action.
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