(a) Expert reviewers must:(1) be selected for review of an investigation at random;(2) be of the same or similar specialty for the area of practice that is the basis of the complaint;(3) be from a different geographic area than the physician under investigation, if possible; and(4) not have any conflict of interest.(b) An expert reviewer selected must immediately report any potential conflict of interest.(c) If no expert fully meets the selection criteria, the Medical Director, with advice from General Counsel, will determine which expert reviewer will be selected.(d) Each expert reviewer will:(1) issue a report in accordance with §§154.0561 and 154.058 of the Act; and(2) include the expert reviewer's area of specialty.(e) Agency staff must add the following statement to each expert reviewer report: "PURSUANT TO §164.007 OF THE MEDICAL PRACTICE ACT, THIS DOCUMENT CONSTITUTES INVESTIGATIVE INFORMATION AND IS PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL. THE EXPERT REVIEWER REPORTS (REPORTS) ARE STATUTORILY LIMITED FOR USE AT THE INFORMAL PROCEEDING ONLY, UNDER TEXAS OCCUPATIONS CODE, §164.003(f). THE REVIEWERS' REPORTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED TO THE LICENSEE UNDER §164.003(f). THE REPORTS REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVILEGED UNDER §§164.003(h) AND 164.007(c). THE REPORTS CANNOT BE RELEASED TO ANY PERSON OR ENTITY WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE BOARD. THE REPORTS CANNOT BE OFFERED, UTILIZED, OR SUBMITTED AS EVIDENCE OR DOCUMENTS IN A CONTESTED CASE PROCEEDING BEFORE THE STATE OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS OR IN ANY LEGAL PROCEEDING."(f) Agency staff must add the following statement in bold letters to each expert reviewer report, when applicable, below the expert reviewer's specialty: "This review involves Complementary or Alternative Medicine."