22 Tex. Admin. Code § 137.51 - General Practice
(a) In order to
safeguard, life, health and property, to promote the public welfare, and to
establish and maintain a high standard of integrity and practice, the rules
relating to professional conduct in this title shall be binding on every person
holding a license authorized to offer or perform engineering services in
Texas.
(b) License holders having
knowledge of any alleged violation of the Act and/or board rules shall
cooperate with the board in furnishing such information or assistance as may be
required.
(c) A license holder
shall respond to the board in writing to all written requests for information
regarding all inquiries under the jurisdiction of the board within 21 days of
receipt or by the date specified in board correspondence. A license holder
shall fully comply with final decisions and orders of the board. Failure to
comply with these matters will constitute a separate offense of misconduct and
will subject the license holder to any of the penalties provided under §
1001.451(2), (3), or (4) and § 1001.502 of the Act.
(d) Any license holder who directly or
indirectly enters into any contract, arrangement, plan, or scheme with any
person, firm, partnership, association, or corporation or other business entity
which in any manner results in a violation of §
137.77 of this title (relating to
Firm Registration Compliance) shall be subject to legal and disciplinary
actions available to the board. Professional engineers shall perform or
directly supervise the engineering work of any subordinates as characterized in
§131.81(10) of this title (relating to Definitions). Under no
circumstances shall engineers work in a part-time arrangement with a firm not
otherwise in full compliance with §
137.77 of this title in a manner
that could enable such firm to offer or perform professional engineering
services.
(e) A licensed
professional engineer may offer or perform engineering services on a full or
part-time basis as a firm (including a sole practitioner) or other business
entity if registered pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 135 of this title
(relating to Firm Registration).
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