Amend HB 3155 in SECTION 1 of the bill as follows:
      (1)  In added Section 604.001, Occupations Code, after
Subdivision (4) of that section (Engrossed version page 1364, line
14), strike "(V.A.C.S. Art. 4512l, Secs. 1(1), (2)," and substitute
the following:
            (5)  "Respiratory care procedure" means respiratory
care provided by the therapeutic and diagnostic use of medical
gases, humidifiers, and aerosols, the administration of drugs and
medications to the cardiorespiratory system, ventilatory assistance
and ventilatory control, postural drainage, chest drainage, chest
percussion or vibration, breathing exercises, respiratory
rehabilitation, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the maintenance of
natural airways, and the insertion and maintenance of artificial
airways.  The term includes a technique used to assist in
diagnosis, monitoring, treatment, and research, as ordered by a
patient's physician, including:
                  (A)  the measurement of ventilatory volumes,
pressures, and flows;
                  (B)  the specimen collection of blood and other
materials;
                  (C)  pulmonary function testing; and
                  (D)  hemodynamic and other related physiological
forms of monitoring or treating the cardiorespiratory system.
(V.A.C.S. Art. 4512l, Sec. 1.)
      (2)  At the end of added Section 604.001, Occupations Code
(Engrossed version page 1364), strike line 15.
      (3)  In added Section 604.101(b), Occupations Code (Engrossed
version page 1368, line 3), between "direction of a" and
"physician", insert "qualified medical director or other".
      (4)  In added Section 604.201(b), Occupations Code (Engrossed
version page 1373, line 18), in Subdivision (7) of that section,
between "direction of a" and "licensed physician", insert
"qualified medical director or other".
      (5)  In added Section 651.157(b), Occupations Code (Engrossed
version page 1434, line 14), between  "open" and "to inspection",
insert "at all times".
      (6)  In added Section 651.405(a), Occupations Code (Engrossed
version page 1462, line 10), in Subdivision (7) of that subsection,
strike "a casket" and substitute "caskets".
      (7)  In added Section 651.405(a), Occupations Code (Engrossed
version page 1462, line 11), in Subdivision (8) of that subsection,
strike "an outer enclosure" and substitute "outer enclosures".
      (8)  Strike added Section 2001.357, Occupations Code
(Engrossed version page 2109, lines 12-15), and substitute the
following:
      Sec. 2001.357.  JUDICIAL REVIEW. (a)  An applicant for or the
holder of a license issued or to be issued under this chapter whose
application has been denied, whose license has been revoked or
suspended, or who is otherwise aggrieved by an action of the
commission relating to licensing under this chapter may appeal the
decision of the commission to a district court in Travis County not
later than the 30th day after the date on which the commission's
decision becomes final and appealable.
      (b)  Judicial review of a commission decision is under the
substantial evidence rule as provided by Chapter 2001, Government
Code. (V.A.C.S. Art. 179d, Sec. 34.)
      (9)  Strike added Section 2153.306, Occupations Code
(Engrossed version page 2290, lines 17-27 and page 2291, lines
1-14), and substitute the following:
      Sec. 2153.306.  DETERMINATION HEARING. (a)  An applicant for
a license or registration certificate or a license or registration
certificate holder is entitled to not less than 20 days' written
notice and, if requested, a hearing in the following instances:
            (1)  after an application for an original or renewal
license or registration certificate has been refused;
            (2)  before the comptroller may revoke a license or
registration certificate; and
            (3)  before the comptroller may impose any other
sanction under this chapter other than the sealing of a machine.
      (b)  Written notice required by Subsection (a)  may:
            (1)  be personally served by the comptroller or the
comptroller's authorized representative;
            (2)  be sent by United States certified mail addressed
to the last known address of the applicant or license or
registration certificate holder; or
            (3)  if, after due diligence, notice cannot be given as
provided by Subdivision (1) or (2), be given by any reasonable
method of notice prescribed by the comptroller calculated to inform
a person of average intelligence and prudence in the conduct of the
person's affairs, including publishing notice in a newspaper of
general circulation in the area in which the applicant or license
or registration holder conducts the person's business activities.
(V.A.C.S. Art. 8817, Secs. 20(2), 22.)