1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.100 – SAPCS Definitions The following terms and abbreviations, when used in this chapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) Applicant–An entity that has filed an application for a grant with the OAG; (2) Application Kit–The information that is required to be completed and…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.57 – Administrative Remedies (a) Administrative appeals will be conducted in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), Texas Government Code Chapter 2001. (b) An applicant who disagrees with an OAG decision to deny, decertify, suspend or probate a certification under this subchapter may request, in writing, an opportunity to…

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…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.55 – Renewal of OAG Sexual Assault Training Program Certification (a) An application for renewal of an OAG Sexual Assault Training Program certification must be submitted and received by the OAG prior to the expiration of the existing certification. (b) To be eligible to renew an OAG Sexual Assault Training…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.54 – Changes in Eligibility An OAG Sexual Assault Training Program must notify the OAG of any changes which may result in the local program’s failure to meet standards set forth by this subchapter and on the OAG website.

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.53 – OAG Sexual Assault Training Program Certification Process (a) To apply for an OAG Sexual Assault Training Program certification, an applicant must meet the eligibility specified for the OAG Sexual Assault Training Program certification and submit a written application and the required documentation as described on the OAG website.…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.52 – Standards for OAG Sexual Assault Training Program Certification (a) A local program to become certified as an OAG Sexual Assault Training program shall provide at least forty (40) hours of training, including but not limited to the following topics: dynamics of sexual assault, system response, prevention, working with…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.51 – Definitions The following terms and abbreviations, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) Chief–As used in this subchapter means the division chief of the OAG’s Crime Victim Services Division. (2) Local program–A sexual assault program as defined by…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.50 – Scope and Construction of Rules (a) This subchapter is intended to apply to the administration of the Sexual Assault Training Program Certification under the Sexual Assault Prevention and Crisis Services (SAPCS) Act, Texas Government Code, Chapter 420. (b) If good cause is established to show that compliance with…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.13 – Administrative Remedies (a) Administrative appeals will be conducted in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), Texas Government Code Chapter 2001. (b) An applicant who disagrees with an OAG decision to deny, decertify, suspend or probate a certification under this subchapter may request, in writing, an opportunity to…