31 Tex. Admin. Code § 56.6 - Review of Agency Decision to Seek Revocation or Suspension of a License or Permit
(a) A licensee or
permittee may request a review of a preliminary decision of the department to
seek revocation or suspension of a license or permit.
(1) An applicant seeking review of a
preliminary decision of the department with respect to the revocation or
suspension of a license or permit must submit a written request for the review
within 10 working days of being notified by the department of a preliminary
decision to revoke or suspend a license or permit.
(2) Within 10 working days of receiving a
request for review under this section, the department shall establish a date
and time for the review.
(3) The
department shall conduct the review within 30 working days of receipt of the
request required by paragraph (1) of this subsection, unless another date is
established in writing by mutual agreement between the department and the
requestor.
(4) The request for
review shall be presented to a review panel. The review panel shall consist of
three department managers with expertise in the area or subject matter germane
to the permit or license, appointed or approved by the executive director, or
designee. The department employee that made the decision to seek suspension or
revocation of the license or permit shall not be a member of the review
panel.
(5) A decision of the review
panel to not seek revocation or suspension of a permit or license is final. A
decision of the review panel to seek revocation or suspension of a permit or
license is subject to the opportunity for a hearing provided in Parks and
Wildlife Code §
12.502.
(b) In conducting a review of a
decision by the department to seek revocation or suspension of a permit or
license, the department shall consider:
(1)
any applicable factors listed under §
56.5(d) of this
title (relating to Revocation or Suspension of Licenses of Permit or
License);
(2) the applicant's
efforts toward rehabilitation;
(3)
the likelihood that the applicant would repeat the conduct upon which the
refusal is based;
(4) whether the
conduct on which the refusal is based involved a threat to public safety;
and
(5) other mitigating
factors.
(c) The
department may combine the notice of the department's preliminary decision to
seek revocation or suspension of a license or permit with the notice of an
opportunity for a hearing provided in Parks and Wildlife Code §
12.502.
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