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(d) Class size shall not exceed 35 participants per
class. [The DWI Education Program shall be held at least
quarterly, or when a minimum of at least twelve (12) pro-
bationers have been assigned by the court.]
(e) (No change.)
S153.38. Program Staff. Program staff should be se-
lected using the following criteria:
(1) Instructors:
(A) Instructors should have professional
experience and training in such fields as education,
criminal justice, counseling, psychology, or social work.
The instructor should be knowledgeable in the areas of
traffic safety, alcohol abuse, and addiction and have suc-
cessfully completed the Administrator/Instructor Train-
ing Program for the Education of Alcohol-Related Traffic
Offenders offered by Saml Houston State University [()or
other approved training instirutions)l.
(B)-(D) (No change )
(E) Prior to the initial cer t 'ication and recer-
tification of the program by the commission, each pro-
gram shall have at least one trained instructor who has
successfully completed [attended) the Administator/Iln-
structor Training Program for the Education of Alcohol-
Related Traffic Offenders ofl Ieed by Sam Houston State
University [(lor other approved training institutions.
(F) Instructor certification shall be for a period
of two years beginning January I. 1984.
(G) Instructors shall he required to leach a
minimum of three courses (24 hours) during each )ear
of the instructor's certification period in order to retain
certification.
(2) Administrators:
(A)-(C) (No change )
(D) The administrator shall successfully com-
plete [is encouraged to attend) the Administrator/Instruc-
tor Training Program for the Education ol Alcohol-Re-
lated Traffic Oftenders offered by Sam Houston State
University [()or other approved training institutions[)].
153.41. Record Keeplg and RepO rlllg.
(a) Data collection.
(1) The program administrator is responsible for
collecting the following data on each class participant for
use by the program in developing class profiles:
(A)-(K) (No change.)
(L) Date of enrollment in (assignment to]
class,
(M)-(R) (No change.)
(2) (No change.)
(b) The following items, which shall be held con-
fidential by the commission and shall only be used for
statistical purposes, shall be reported to the commission
annually:
(1) (No change.)
(2) total number of participants entering [as-
signed to) course;
(3) (No change.)
(4) total number of courses held annuall.; [total
number of probationers excused from attendance in
course for good cause, if available; and)
(5) average percent of knowledge increase from
pre-test to post-iest for all courses conducted during thereporting period; [total number of courses held
annually.)
(6) percent of total participants indicating prob-
lem drinking;
(7) percent of total participants referred to treat-
ment/rehabilitalion resources; and
(8) names of all certified instructors employed
by the program and number of courses each conducted
during each year of the instructor's certification.
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has
been reviewed by legal counsel and found to be within
the agency's authority to adopt.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on October 26, 1983.
TRD-838668 Ross Newby
Executive Director
Texas Commission on
Alcoholism
Earliest possible date of adoption:
December 5, 1983
For further information, please call (512) 475-2577.Part IX. Texas Department on
Aging
Chapter 257. Hearing Procedures
Appeal Procedures for Service Providers
and Applicants
40 TAC 257.77
(Editor's note The text of the following rule proposed
for repeal will not be published. The rule may be exam-
ined in the offices of the Texas Department on Ag-
ing, fifth floor, 210 Barton Springs Road, Austin, or
in the Texas Register office, Room 503E, Sam Hous-
ton Building, 201 East 14th Street, Austin.)
The Texas Department on Aging proposes the repeal
of 257.77, concerning rehearing of a final decision
on an appeal. The department proposes the repeal of
this rule because the parties have exhausted their ad-
ministrative remedies and are entitled to take their
dispute to state district court. Thus, it is not necessary
to have a rehearing at the department level. Further,
the present rule refers to 257.81 as governing the
rehearing of a final decision. This rule was never for-
mally adopted.
Craig F. Sandling, legal services developer, has deter-
mined that for the first five-year period the repeal will
be in effect there will be no fiscal implications for state
or local government as a result of the repeal.8 TexReg 4568 November 4, 1983
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