1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.8 – Changes in Eligibility for OAG SANE Certification (a) An OAG SANE must notify the OAG, in writing, of any potential violation of the good professional character provisions used to determine eligibility and disciplinary matters as defined by the BON within five calendar days of the violation. (b) Reportable…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.7 – Interstate Reciprocity (a) Registered nurses from other party or compact states, as recognized by the BON, may apply for an OAG SANE certification. (b) To be eligible, an RN must:(1) hold a current and unencumbered license with the Texas BON; and(2) meet the standards for an OAG SANE…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.6 – Renewal of an OAG SANE Certification (a) An application for renewal for an OAG SANE certification must be submitted and received by the OAG prior to the expiration of the existing OAG SANE certification. (b) To be eligible to renew an OAG SANE certification, an RN must:(1) hold…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.5 – OAG SANE Certification Eligibility (a) To be eligible for an OAG SANE certification, an RN must: (1) hold a current and unencumbered license with the Texas BON; (2) have a minimum of two years direct contact with patients as an RN within the last five years at the…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.4 – OAG SANE and OAG SANE Training Program Certification Process (a) Applicants may seek an OAG SANE certification for adult/adolescent OAG SANE certification (CA-SANE) or pediatric OAG SANE certification (CP-SANE). (b) To apply for an OAG SANE or OAG SANE Training Program certification, an applicant must meet the eligibility…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.3 – Standards for OAG SANE Training Program Certification (a) For a SANE training program to become certified as an OAG SANE Training Program, the program shall at a minimum, include provisions for the following: (1) training, including but not limited to the following topics: dynamics of sexual assault, maltreatment…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.2 – 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) OAG–The Office of the Attorney General. (3) OAG…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 62.1 – Scope and Construction of Rules (a) This subchapter is intended to apply to the administration of the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner 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 § 61.1060 – Withdrawal From Participation A participant may withdraw from participation in the ACP by submitting to the OAG a Withdrawal From Participation form signed by the participant.

1 Texas Administrative Code § 61.905 – Attorney Fees (a) Pursuant to Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 56.43, the OAG shall determine and award reasonable attorney fees to the attorney representing a victim or claimant in dispute of an OAG compensation determination. (b) If there is no hearing or dispute about the amount awarded…