37 Tex. Admin. Code § 35.52 - Administrative Penalties
(a) The
administrative penalties in this section are guidelines to be used in
enforcement proceedings under the Act. The fines are to be construed as maximum
penalties only, and are subject to application of the factors provided in Texas
Government Code, §
411.524.
(b) The failure to pay an
administrative penalty that has become final, whether by the passage of the
deadline to appeal or by final court disposition, whichever is later, will
result in suspension of the license with no further notice or right to appeal.
The suspension will take effect upon the passage of the deadline to appeal and
will remain in effect until the penalty is paid in full.
(c) A license holder whose license is revoked
for an administrative violation may reapply as a new applicant after the second
anniversary of the date of the revocation. An application submitted prior to
the second anniversary of the date of the revocation will be denied.
(d) A violation of this Chapter or the Act by
a company representative as defined in §
35.1 of this title (relating to
Definitions) acting on behalf of a licensed company will be construed as a
violation by the company.
(e) The
violation of operating with an expired license applies to operation within the
one year grace period to renew. The violation of operating without a license
will apply to those operating after the one year grace period.
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