Texas Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
TITLE 40. SOCIAL SERVICES AND ASSISTANCE |
PART 19. DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES |
CHAPTER 702. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION |
SUBCHAPTER I. OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS SERVICES |
DIVISION 1. OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS |
§ 702.801. What is the Office of Consumer Affairs? |
DIVISION 2. OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS COMPLAINT PROCESS |
§ 702.811. How can a member of the public find out about the complaint process? |
§ 702.813. Who may file complaints? |
§ 702.815. May current foster children and youth file complaints? |
§ 702.819. When does the Office of Consumer Affairs not accept complaints for review? |
§ 702.821. How does a complainant file a complaint? |
§ 702.823. Must a complainant go through another agency complaint process before contacting the Office of Consumer Affairs? |
§ 702.825. How does a complainant know if the Office of Consumer Affairs received the complaint? |
§ 702.827. How does the complaint process work? |
§ 702.829. What are the reporting requirements of the Office of Consumer Affairs? |
DIVISION 3. OFFICE OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS REVIEW OF PERPETRATOR DESIGNATION |
§ 702.841. Who can request an Office of Consumer Affairs Review of perpetrator designation? |
§ 702.843. Are there timeframes for requesting the Office of Consumer Affairs Review? |
§ 702.845. How does a requester know if the Office of Consumer Affairs received the request? |
§ 702.847. How does the Office of Consumer Affairs Review work? |
§ 702.849. What happens when the Office of Consumer Affairs completes the Review? |