In Texas, hairbraiding is considered both barbering and cosmetology, and requires a license.Applicants for a Hair Braiding Specialty Certificate of Registration must take a 35-hour commission approved training program and pay fees before obtaining a license to braid hair.A new Texas law adds that to teach hair braiding, a person must first attend barber school for 2,250 hours, build a state-licensed barber college, pass four examinations, and pay fees in order to teach hair braiding.Under whichsourceof lawshould you categorize theLicensing Law for Hair Braiding or Teaching?

State Code, Ch. 2 (Gen. Provisions), Sec. 12(Short Title:Licensing Law for Hair Braiding or Teaching)

Sec. 12 (a):The purpose of this statute is to ensure that only licensed barbers practice or teach hair braiding.

Sec. 12 (b): It shall be unlawful for any person who is not a licensed barber of the State of Texas to engage in the practice of hair braiding or to teach hair braiding within the State of Texas.

Sec. 12 (c):Any person or persons violating the provisions of this Statute shall be charged with a Class 1 misdemeanor and shall be punished with a fine of $1,500.

Sec. 12 (d):A person may challenge or dispute the fine by filing a lawsuit in a district court of original jurisdiction.

a. Statutory law

b. Administrative regulation

c. Case law

d. Executive order

In Texas, hairbraiding is considered both barbering and cosmetology, and requires a license.Applicants for a Hair Braiding Specialty Certificate of Registration must take a 35-hour commission approved training program and pay fees before obtaining a license to braid hair.A new Texas law adds that to teach hair braiding, a person must first attend barber school for 2,250 hours, build a state-licensed barber college, pass four examinations, and pay fees in order to teach hair braiding.The governmental body or person(s) responsible forenactingtheLicensing Law for Hair Braiding or Teachingis contained within which branch of government?

State Code, Ch. 2 (Gen. Provisions), Sec. 12(Short Title:Licensing Law for Hair Braiding or Teaching)

Sec. 12 (a):The purpose of this statute is to ensure that only licensed barbers practice or teach hair braiding.

Sec. 12 (b): It shall be unlawful for any person who is not a licensed barber of the State of Texas to engage in the practice of hair braiding or to teach hair braiding within the State of Texas.

Sec. 12 (c):Any person or persons violating the provisions of this Statute shall be charged with a Class 1 misdemeanor and shall be punished with a fine of $1,500.

Sec. 12 (d):A person may challenge or dispute the fine by filing a lawsuit in a district court of original jurisdiction.

a. Legislative

b. Judicial

c. Executive

d. Federal