tx-July32026-64: 22 TAC §117.2 (Amendment) — Faculty and Students in Accredited Dental Schools
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The State Board of Dental Examiners (Board) proposes amendments to 22 TAC §117.3, pertaining to dental hygiene faculty licensure. The amendments remove repetitive language that is currently found in Chapter 267, Texas Occupations Code, and make grammatical changes. FISCAL NOTE: Casey Nichols, Executive Director, has determined that for the first five-year period the proposed rule is in effect, the proposed rule does not have foreseeable implications relating to cost or revenues of the state or local governments. PUBLIC BENEFIT-COST NOTE: Casey Nichols has also determined that for the first five-year period the proposed rule is in effect, the public benefit anticipated as a result of this rule will be the removal of repetitive language that is found in statute. LOCAL EMPLOYMENT IMPACT STATEMENT: Casey Nichols has also determined that the proposed rule does not affect local economies and employment. SMALL AND MICRO-BUSINESS, RURAL COMMUNITY IMPACT STATEMENT: Casey Nichols has determined that no economic impact statement and regulatory flexibility analysis for small businesses, micro-businesses, and rural communities is necessary for this proposed rule. GOVERNMENT GROWTH IMPACT...
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