Texas HB1732 amends the regulation of massage therapy by making individuals ineligible for a license if convicted of certain offenses or practicing.

Texas HB1732 amends the Occupations Code to tighten eligibility for massage therapy licenses. Specifically, individuals convicted of certain offenses under Texas Penal Code or similar federal or state laws are ineligible for a massage establishment, massage school, massage therapist, or massage therapy instructor license. Additionally, the license of a massage therapist or instructor may be revoked if they are convicted of these offenses or if they practice at a sexually oriented business.

Texas HB1732 amends the regulation of massage therapy by making individuals ineligible for a license if convicted of certain offenses or practicing.

Texas HB1732 amends the Occupations Code to tighten eligibility for massage therapy licenses. Specifically, individuals convicted of certain offenses under Texas Penal Code or similar federal or state laws are ineligible for a massage establishment, massage school, massage therapist, or massage therapy instructor license. Additionally, the license of a massage therapist or instructor may be revoked if they are convicted of these offenses or if they practice at a sexually oriented business.