37 Tex. Admin. Code § 211.26 - Law Enforcement Agency Audits
(a) All
law enforcement agencies shall be audited at least once every five years.
Agencies with deficiencies will be evaluated more frequently, as determined by
the commission.
(b) The commission
may use the following information in auditing an agency:
(1) commission records to include but not
limited to:
(A) applications;
(B) appointment records;
(C) separation records; and
(D) training records;
(2) history of previous violations;
(3) reports from past audits;
(4) on-site audits;
(5) reports and complaints from licensees,
other law enforcement agencies, and citizens; and
(6) observations by commission
staff.
(c) The results of
the audit may be forwarded to the chief administrator and governing
body.
(d) If deficiencies are
identified, the chief administrator must report to the commission in writing
within 30 days what steps are being taken to correct deficiencies and on what
date they expect to be in compliance.
(e) The commission may conduct a follow-up
audit to verify the correction of deficiencies identified in subsection (d) of
this section.
(f) Failure to
correct deficiencies identified in subsection (d) may result in the imposition
of administrative penalties and/or other disciplinary action as provided in
§
223.1
and §
223.2 of
this title.
(g) The effective date
of this section is February 1, 2020 .
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