1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.56 – Denial, Suspension, Decertification or Probation of a Sexual Assault Training Program Certification

(a) An OAG Sexual Assault Training Program certification may be denied, suspended, decertified or placed on probationary status for:

(1) failure to meet certification application requirements;

(2) failure to meet eligibility requirements;

(3) failure to timely report changes in eligibility;

(4) submission of false or forged documentation in support of the certification; or

(5) any other reason identified by the OAG.

(b) The OAG may investigate any information received that may result in denial, suspension, decertification, or probationary status of an OAG Sexual Assault Training Program.

(c) The OAG will notify an applicant or the OAG Sexual Assault Training Program in writing, by registered or certified mail, of any decision to deny, decertify, suspend or probate a certification or renewal of a certification. The notice will contain the specific facts to warrant the intended action. The OAG may request additional information needed to overturn the decision and provide information regarding the available administrative remedies under this subchapter.

(d) The OAG may reserve the right to make a decision regarding certification denial, suspension, decertification or probation until a complete application is received.