40 Tex. Admin. Code § 702.849 - What happens when the Office of Consumer Affairs completes the Review?
After completing the Review, the Office of Consumer Affairs prepares written findings and recommendations.
(1) If the Office of Consumer Affairs
findings sustain the Administrative Review of Investigation Findings (ARIF),
the Office of Consumer Affairs director or designee notifies the requester of
the final disposition of the case.
(2) If the Office of Consumer Affairs does
not concur with the ARIF, the ARIF documents and Office of Consumer Affairs
Review materials are forwarded to the program assistant commissioner or
designee for consideration.
(A) If
concurrence is reached, the Office of Consumer Affairs forwards a notification
letter to the requester advising the requester of the findings.
(B) If the Office of Consumer Affairs and the
CPS assistant commissioner or designee do not agree, the case is forwarded to
Department of Family and Protective Services' general counsel, who reviews the
case and makes the final decision as the DFPS commissioner's designee . The
Office of Consumer Affairs then notifies the requester of the final case
disposition.
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