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Art. 581-13-1. INSPECTION. A. The Commissioner, without
notice, may inspect a registered dealer or registered investment
adviser as necessary to ensure compliance with this Act and Board
rules.
B. The Commissioner, during regular business hours, may:
(1) enter the business premises of a registered dealer or
registered investment adviser; and
(2) examine and copy books and records pertinent to the
inspection.
C. During the inspection, the dealer or investment adviser
shall:
(1) provide to the Commissioner or the Commissioner's
authorized representative immediate and complete access to the
person's office, place of business, files, safe, and any other
location in which books and records pertinent to the inspection are
located; and
(2) allow the Commissioner or the Commissioner's authorized
representative to make photostatic or electronic copies of books or
records subject to inspection.
D. A dealer or investment adviser may not charge a fee for
copying information under this section.
E. Information obtained under this section and any
intra-agency or interagency notes, memoranda, reports, or other
communications consisting of advice, analyses, opinions, or
recommendations that are made in connection with the inspection are
confidential and may not be disclosed to the public or released by
the Commissioner except to the same extent provided for the release
or disclosure of confidential documents or other information made
or obtained in connection with an investigation under Section 28 of
this Act.
Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1091, Sec. 3.01, eff. Sept. 1,
2001.
Article: 581-9 581-10 581-10-1 581-11 581-12 581-12-1 581-13 581-13-1 581-14 581-15 581-17 581-18 581-19 581-20 581-21
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