(a) A rehabilitation order imposed under Section 205.356 is a nondisciplinary private order. If entered by agreement, the order is an agreed disposition or settlement agreement for purposes of civil litigation and is exempt from the open records law.
(b) A rehabilitation order imposed under Section 205.356 must contain findings of fact and conclusions of law. The order may impose a revocation, cancellation, suspension, period of probation or restriction, or any other term authorized by this chapter or agreed to by the acupuncture board and the person subject to the order.
(c) A violation of a rehabilitation order may result in disciplinary action under the provisions of this chapter for contested matters or the terms of the agreed order.
(d) A violation of a rehabilitation order is grounds for disciplinary action based on:
(1) unprofessional or dishonorable conduct; or
(2) any provision of this chapter that applies to the conduct resulting in the violation.
Official text of the Texas Occupations Code as published by the Texas Legislative Council.