The Texas Occupations Code is found in four places in the TDLR Laws and Rules Book; Chapters 51, 60, 1602 and 1603. Which of the following statements is true?

• A. The Texas Occupations Code appears in no chapters of the TDLR Laws and Rules Book
• B. The Texas Occupations Code is found in four chapters: 51, 60, 1602, and 1603
• C. The Texas Occupations Code is found only in Chapter 51
• D. The Texas Occupations Code is updated every year

Answer: (B)

Understanding where the Texas Occupations Code appears in the TDLR Laws and Rules Book helps you quickly locate the statutory rules that govern licensing and practice. The statement that the Occupations Code is found in four chapters—Chapter 51, Chapter 60, Chapter 1602, and Chapter 1603—is the correct one. This reflects how the book cross-references the Code across multiple sections to cover different aspects of licensing, regulation, and related procedures.

Knowing these four chapters are the locations means you can zero in on the statutory language when reviewing requirements, disciplinary rules, or applicability to specific professions regulated by TDLR. The other options aren’t accurate because the Code is indeed present in chapters, not in none; it isn’t limited to just one chapter; and whether it’s updated every year doesn’t determine its location within the book.