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Texas Occupations Code Section Chapter 1 General Provisions Chapter 51 Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Chapter 52 Transfer of License Chapter 53 Consequences of Criminal Conviction Chapter 54 Examination on Religious Holy Day Chapter 55 Renewal of License While on Military Duty Chapter 56 Action Against Recipients of Student Financial Assistance Chapter 57 Requirements for Licensing Agencies Related/ Contrary Not Related Not Related Not Related Not Related Not Related Not Related Not Related Not Related Explanation Title 1: General Provisions Preemption Exception Title 2: General Provisions Relating to Licensing and Regulation Is State Law Preempted? No No No No No No No Recommendation 380
Texas Occupations Code Section § 58.001 Confidentiality of Social Security Number § 58.051 Certain Uses of Genetic Information Prohibited Related/ Contrary Not Related Related/ Not Contrary Explanation Preemption Exception Title 2: General Provisions Relating to Licensing and Regulation Chapter 58: Information Relating to Licensing This law does not relate to privacy of IIHI. Title 2: General Provisions Relating to Licensing and Regulation Chapter 58: Use of Genetic Information (*Code contains two Chapters numbered 58) This law prohibits certain uses of genetic information. It prohibits denial of an occupational license on the basis of the applicant's refusal to submit to or disclose the results of a genetic test. This law is not contrary to HIPAA because it protects a person's right to refuse to disclose the genetic information, and does not prevent the full application or purpose of HIPAA's provisions. This law may be considered more stringent than HIPAA's privacy rule because this law provides greater privacy protection for the person who is the subject of the IIHI. 45 C.F.R. § 160.203. Is State Law Preempted? No No Recommendation § 58.052 Destruction of Sample Material; Exceptions Not Related This law requires a sample of genetic material to be destroyed promptly after its purpose is served, except in some instances. This law does not relate to privacy of IIHI. No § 58.101 Disclosure of Test Results to Individual Tested Related/ Not Contrary This law requires that genetic test results be disclosed to the individual who submitted to the genetic test or a physician designated by the individual if the individual requests the results in writing. This law is not contrary to HIPAA because the disclosure is "required by law" an allowable use and disclosure under HIPAA § 164.512(a), even though it does not contain the safeguards and requirements imposed by HIPAA for the release of information to the individual who is the subject of the IIHI found in § 164.524 No 381
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