Section 90.10 - DefinitionsThe following words and terms, when used in this chapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly states otherwise.
(1) Alcohol Education Program for Minors--An alcohol educational program for minors as described in Section 171.0001, Government Code.(2) Annual Reporting Period--The period of time beginning September 1 of each year and ending August 31 of the following year.(3) Certificate of Program Completion (Certificate)--A uniform, serially numbered certificate as described in Section 171.0001, Government Code.(4) Commission--The Texas Commission of Licensing and Regulation.(5) Continuing Education Hour--At least 50 minutes of participation in an organized, systematic learning experience which deals with and is designed for the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and information on drug or alcohol-related topics, as applicable to the specific court-ordered program instructor license endorsement.(6) Continuing Education Seminar--A department-approved continuing education seminar, class, or course that may be taken to meet renewal requirements, as applicable to a specific court-ordered program instructor license endorsement.(7) Course Records--Court-ordered program participants' personal data forms, pre-tests and post-tests, self-assessments, screening instrument(s), homework assignments, action plans, and any other written material required or used in the court-ordered program class instruction.(8) Course Roster--A form used to record data on all court-ordered program participants enrolled in the course and to record attendance data on those participants at each class throughout the course.(9) Court-Ordered Education Class (Class)--A module of a court-ordered program course.(10) Court-Ordered Education Course (Course)--The complete series of court-ordered program class modules.(11) Court-Ordered Education Program (Program)--The Alcohol Education Program for Minors, Drug Offender Education Program, DWI Education Program, or DWI Intervention Program.(12) Court-Ordered Education Provider (Program Provider)--A person holding a license from the department to offer or provide a court-ordered program.(13) Department--The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.(14) Drug Offender Education Program--A drug offense educational program as described in Section 171.0001, Government Code.(15) DWI--An offense relating to driving or operating a motorized vehicle while intoxicated, as described in Sections 49.04 - RSA 49.08, Penal Code relating to Intoxication and Alcoholic Beverage Offenses.(16) DWI Education Program--An educational program for intoxication offenses as described in Section 171.0001, Government Code.(17) DWI Intervention Program--An intervention program for intoxication offenses described in Section 171.0001, Government Code.(18) Endorsement--A classification received by a program provider or instructor as described in Sections 171.0103 and 171.0153, Government Code, after successful completion of the department licensing process, which allows a licensee to instruct, offer, or provide a specific type of court-ordered program.(19) Executive Director--The executive director of the department.(20) Instructor Applicant--A term describing an individual from the period when the individual applies for admission into an instructor training course until the point where a license is granted or denied.(21) Instructor Licensing Period--The period of time beginning with the date instructor licensure was granted to instruct a specific court-ordered program curriculum and ending two years after the date the license was issued.(22) Instructor Training Class--A module of an instructor training course.(23) Instructor Training Course--The complete series of instructor training class modules.(24) Minor--A person under the age of 21 years, as described in Section 106.01, Alcohol Beverage Code.(25) Module--A part of the Court-Ordered Education Program Instructor Manual that covers a single subject or topic within a specific course.(26) Online Course--A court-ordered education program that is offered or provided in a virtual, real-time, and interactive setting through an internet connection as authorized under this chapter.(27) Participant--An individual who attends, takes, or completes a court-ordered program.(28) Screening Instrument--A written device approved by the department and required to be administered to each program participant for the purpose of: (A) identifying indicators of a potential substance abuse problem; and(B) making recommendations for further evaluation, where indicated by the screening instrument. 16 Tex. Admin. Code § 90.10
Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 42, Number 36, September 8, 2017, TexReg 4638, eff. 11/1/2017; Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 47, Number 34, August 26, 2022, TexReg 5105, eff. 9/1/2022