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Tx occupations code chapter 1702 private security
1. Definition of alarm system: A) electronic equipment or device design to detect or signal. B) electronic equipment using
computer or data processor to control access. C)TV or camera system
2. Definition of electronic equipment: 1) detects authorized entry or attempt of person or object into residence
business or monitored area. 2) signals occurrence or robbery or emergency
3. Definition of TV or still camera: Records and archives images of property or individual in public area. Monitored by
security.
4. In subdivision, alarm system term does not include telephone entry, opera-tor to open or close
gateways,: True
5. Board in alarm system means: Texas private security board
6. Branch office is: Place where business is conducted solicit ares or advertised. Another place of business
that shows in board records
7. Branch office license: Permit issued by board that entitles a person to operate at branch oflce as a security contractor
or investigator.
8. Commissioned security officer means: A security oflce that the commission was issued by the board.
9. Department means: Department of public safety of texas
10. Detection services means: Electronic device used for alarm system to control, communication
devices, motion detector, light beam, pressure may, wiring or similar.
11. Electronic access control device means: Electronic, electrical or computer-based device such as telephone
entry system to allow access to business and monitored by security but yet isn't monitored by a person
12. Electronic access control device does not include: A mechanical device such as deadbolt or lock,
operator such as fixed or portable transmitter, card reader, keypad if used only to activate gate not connected to alarm system
13. Endorsement means: Permit entitling an individual holding a registration to perform a service for a
licensed company
14. Extra job coordinator: Peace officer who is employed full time by state or political subdivision of state; schedules
other peace officers providing guard, patrolman, watchman services.
15. Insurance agents mean: A person licensed under subchapter b, c, d or e, chapter 4051, 981 or insurance
code; salaried, state, special agent; authorized to represent insurance fund or pool created by government.
16. Letter of authority: Permit issued by board taut allows security department of private business or political
subdivision employ commissioned officer
17. License means: Permit issued by board to operate as contractor or investigations company
18. License holder: Person who has the license
19. Manager means: Officer or supervisor of corporation or general partner of partnership with experience
required.
20. Person means: Individual, firm, association, company, partnership, corporation, nonprofit , institution, or similar.
Government does not apply
21. Personal protection officer enforcement means: A permit issued by board to act as personal
protection oflcer
22. Security officer commission means: Authorization issued by board to carry a firearm
23. General scope of regulation is: Licenses investigation companies and security services; issued
commissions to certain securities; issues enforcements to officers engaged in personal protection; registers licensed holders and individuals employed in field of private security; regulates license license holders, sec officer, registrants and endorsement holders
expiring date
32. Officers on private security: Governor designates member without discrimination; the Baird elect
from amongst it's members an assistant ores winding oflcer and a secretary to serve 2 yes beginning sept 1 of each odd year; shall preside each board meeting and perform duties.
33. Grounds for removal on private security: If not qualified, does not maintain qualifications,
ineligible for membership, is ill or disabled, absent from more than half of board meetings; the validity of action is not attected by taken grounds for removal of a board existing member; chief administrator shall notify presiding officer of potential ground. The office shall notify the governor and attorney that it exists. If it involves them then notify higher officer university them.
34. Per diem; reimbursement on private security: It's set by legislative appropriation per day
engaged in business board; untitled for travel expenses while on business, transportation, meals and lodging on business.
35. Meeting on private security: Decided by board regularly
36. Training on private security: To vote, deliberate or be a member until program is complete.
Program is chapter, programs by the board, role and functions of board, rules with emphasis that relate disciplinary and authority, results of recent formal audit, requirements (open meetings law, public info law, admin procedure law and other) and ethic policies. The person is also entitled to reimbursement in travel expenses.
37. Director chief admin is (subchapter c): Responsible for duties on chapter and is a full-time employee of
the dept. a board member cannot be chief admin
38. Personnel; conflict of interest subchapter c: An employee may not have a financial or business
interest, contingent or otherwise I security device contractor or investigations company: and need to be licensed.
39. Division of responsibilities subchapter c: The board develops and implements policies
separating responsibilities of chief admin and statt of department
40. Qualifications and standards of conduct info subchapter c: Chief admin or designer provides info
to board members and a bench employees regarding requirements for office or employment as well as responsibility laws of standards of conduct for state officers or employees.
41. Admin staff subchapter c: It designates a department employee who shall report to the board. Admin
statt provides admin assistance to board for their duties
42. General Power and duties of commission subchapter d: has to determine qualifica-tions of license
holder, registrants, enforcement holders and commission security, investigate violations, adopt rules, establish and reinforce standards. They need to have a seal in the form prescribed by board. It has to be consistent with chapter.
43. Rule making u chapter b: Can adopt rules under public safety commission; needs to determine need for proposed
rule, work with persons attected by rule, consult with attorney for licensing for compliance; submit proposed rule to department general counsel, director and chief accountant; return rule if commission finds a problem or resolution that needs to be done. Place rule on commissions agenda for final approval.
44. Negotiated rule
Along and alternative dispute resolution subchapter d: To negotiate rule making and alternative dispute resolution procedures and codes to assist in resolution of disputes; most conform to model guidelines issued by state oflce administrative hearing; designate trained person to coordinate the implementation of policy, serve as resource for any training needed and collet data concerning ettectiveness of procedures
45. Fees of subchapter d: May charge a fee each time the board requires a regulated person to resubmit
prints for licensing, registration, enforcement or commission; if pocket card not expired person is not eligible another in the same class
46. Board use of fines subchapter d: Cannot be used to admin this chapter
47. Restrictions on subchapter d: Cannot rule restrictive or education req that limits a person ability
to be licensed as an electronics access control seize company or registered as an installer
48. Rules on advertising or competitive bidding subchapter d: Board cannot restrict advertising or
subchapter f: Unless you hold a license you can't act, perform or engage in business as investigator
59. Security svc contractor license rqd scope of license subchapter f: Unless u hold the license you
can't act, perform or engage in business as security
60. Electronic access control device company license required scope of license subchapter f:
Unless u hold the license you can't act, perform or engage in business as electronic access
61. Classification and limitation of license subchapter f classes are: Classes are A
investigations company license covering operations of investigations company B security svc contractor license covering operations of a security svc contractor C covering the operations included within A and B F level III training school license O alarm level I training school license P private business letter of authority license X government letter of authority license T telematics license
62. Classification and limitation of licenses subchapter f is: Does not authorize a license
holder to perform if not qualified. Cannot act or operate as such. It's not assignable unless approved by board; the board rules termination; the board stablished classification and requirements for classifications.
63. Investigations company subchapter f: A person is an investigation company if: Engaged
in business of obtaining or furnishing or accepting employment related to crime, threats, identity theft, habits, business,'oxidation, knowledge, eflciency, loyalty, movement, location, aflliations, associations, transactions, acts, reputation, character, location, disposition , recovery or airmen item, responsibility for fire, libel, loss, accident, damage or injury
64. Act as Investigations company subchapter f: Engages in business of securing, employing
security, evidence gathering, electronic tracking of person or motor other than criminal, protecting from harm as oflcer, using computer based data not available to public.
65. Obtaining info for investigations company subchapter f: Info obtained, furnishing
thru reviews, investigation into the content , computer based data not available to public,
66. Repair or maintenance of a computer (investigations company) is not re-quired if subchapter f:
Review or analysis of computer data is only to diagnose a problem, no intent to obtain info, discovery of any info.
67. Private security consulting company subchapter f: Acts as consults, advices, trains, specifies or
recommends products, svcs, methods, procedures in security or loss ; provides svcs as an independent basis without being affiliated with service; meets with experiences rqrd by board
68. Alarm system company subchapter f: Acts as an alarm system company to sell, install, svc,
monitor, respond to alarm system or detect device.; maintain, with electronic access control device or mechanical security device wirelessly. May NOT rekey electronic access that can activate as key. Does not apply to security install in motor.
69. Electronic access control decide company subchapter f: Acts as electronic access company to
install or maintain electronic access control device.
70. Locksmith subchapter f: Acts as sells, installs, svcs, maintains, otters, dead shoots and locks.; adver-tised as
locksmith and add the name to their logo; DOES NOT APPLYING to hotels
71. Armored car company subchapter f: Acts as person who provides security and protected transportation
or valuables (money, coins, billions, security, bond or jewelry)
72. Courier company subchapter f: Acts as transport under armed guard that required expeditious delivery, such as
documents, map, stock or check
73. Guard company subchapter f: Acts as business engaging as watchman, guard, street patrol or contractual basis
to prevent entry, larceny, vandalism, abuse, fire or trespass, detect unauthorized activity, monitor public movement for property
82. Examination subchapter f: Demonstrate qualifications, knowledge of state laws and rules in exam,
paid fees, reexamination fees if applied,
83. Examination results subchapter f: <30 days by grades. Board notifies not later than 14 days, if late board
will notify up to 90 days of delay, a testing service can notify, if required in writing after dialing test board shaw furnish person with an analysis of performance
