Texas Occupations Code is found in four places in the TDLR Laws and Rules Book; Chapters 51, 60, 1602 and which?

• A. 1601
• B. 1603
• C. 1604
• D. 1605

Answer: (B)

Understanding how the Occupations Code appears in the Laws and Rules Book helps you see where state law actually authorizes and guides the practice. The Texas Occupations Code provides the legal authority for licensing, scope of practice, and disciplinary rules, and the TDLR book points to the exact sections of that code that apply to your field. In this topic, those statutory references show up in four places within the book: two in the early chapters and two in the 1600s series. The chapter in the 1600s that specifically collects and references those Occupations Code provisions for this profession completes the quartet. That is why this option is the best choice—it aligns with where the Occupations Code is cited for your field. The other chapters in the 1600s cover different regulatory material and do not provide the Occupations Code cross-references relevant to this practice.