40 Tex. Admin. Code § 817.35 - Inspection; Collection of Information; Hinderance
(a) The Agency has
authority to inspect, request proof or records, and collect information under
Texas Labor Code §
51.016 and §
51.021.
(b) Per §51.016(h), the Agency has good
reason to believe that an individual younger than 21 years of age is employed,
has been employed, or has entered into a contract for the performance of work
or the provision of service with a sexually oriented business based upon
complaints, observations, or information obtained from law enforcement or the
attorney general.
(c) Per
§51.021, during working hours, the Agency, or its designee, may inspect a
place where there is good reason to believe that a child is employed or has
been employed within the last two years. The Agency may consider location,
historical data, industry characteristics, complaints, trends, or observations
when determining whether good reason to believe a child is or has been employed
exists.
(d) Per §51.021,
during working hours, the Agency, or its designee, may collect information
concerning the employment of a child who works, or within the last two years
has worked, at a place inspected under Texas Labor Code §
51.021(a)(1).
The Agency may require the person to produce any records necessary to properly
administer Texas Labor Code, Chapter 51, or this chapter.
(e) A person commits a violation under
§51.021(b) if the person resists, delays, or obstructs the Agency's
inspection or collection of information under this section, which includes, but
is not limited to, preventing access to a place, failing to timely provide to
the Agency requested information, or destroying records to obscure a
violation.
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