Texas § GV.171.0152 - ISSUANCE OF INSTRUCTOR LICENSE
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§ GV.171.0152. ISSUANCE OF INSTRUCTOR LICENSE
ISSUANCE OF INSTRUCTOR LICENSE. (a) The department shall issue an instructor license for a particular court-ordered program to an applicant who: (1) meets the eligibility requirements and criteria established by commission rule; (2) submits a completed application to the department on the form prescribed by the department; (3) successfully completes the instructor training course and any applicable examinations or end-of-course assessments under Section 171.0155 ; and (4) pays the license application fee. (b) An instructor shall carry the instructor license at all times while providing instruction at a court-ordered program. Added by Acts 2021, 87th Leg., R.S., Ch. 948 (S.B. 1480 ), Sec. 1, eff. September 1, 2021.
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