37 Tex. Admin. Code § 651.101 - Process for Initiating Accreditation-Related Actions
(a) If the Commission learns of a fact or
circumstance from a laboratory's recognized accrediting body, or receives a
third-party complaint regarding the reliability of a laboratory, or the
validity of a procedure, examination, or test conducted by the laboratory since
the date of application for Commission accreditation, the Commission may take
any of the following actions:
(1) coordinate
with the laboratory's recognized accrediting body regarding information needed
to address the issue(s) and any additional steps to facilitate resolution of
the issue(s);
(2) refer the matter
to the laboratory's director for evaluation, audit, correction, or other
appropriate action;
(3) initiate an
audit under §
651.102 of this title (relating to
Audit);
(4) issue a letter to the
laboratory:
(A) requesting an immediate
response and explanation of the matter;
(B) requiring the laboratory permit or
arrange for an immediate inspection or audit of the matter; or
(C) explaining the action to be taken by the
Commission in the matter;
(5) notify a law enforcement agency or
prosecutor with jurisdiction; and
(6) any other actions deemed appropriate by
the Commission.
(b)
Records. The Commission may maintain a public record of a laboratory's
accreditation or approval status.
(1) The
Commission may maintain in the public record a notation of an action taken
under this subchapter, including a question, complaint or audit.
(2) A question, complaint, or audit is public
information when in the possession of the Commission, except as provided by the
Code of Criminal Procedure Article 38.01 §10 or other applicable
law.
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