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These terms have the following meanings:(1) Another state--Includes:(A) Any state in the United States other than the State of Texas;(B) Any territory of the United States; or(C) The District of Columbia.(2) Child-care administrator--A person who:(A) Supervises and exercises direct control over a general residential operation, including a residential treatment center, as described in Figure: 26 TAC §745.37(2) of this chapter (relating to What specific types of operations are subject to regulation under this chapter and corresponding minimum standards?); and(B) Is responsible for the operation's program and personnel, regardless of whether the person has an ownership interest in the operation or shares duties with anyone.(3) Child-placing agency administrator--A person who:(A) Supervises and exercises direct control over a child-placing agency, as described in Figure: 26 TAC §745.37(2) of this chapter; and(B) Is responsible for the agency's program and personnel, regardless of whether the person has an ownership interest in the agency or shares duties with anyone.(4) Licensed administrator--A licensed child-care administrator or a licensed child-placing agency administrator.(5) Licensed in good standing by another state--Requires the license issued by another state to be:(A) Valid, active, and current (has not expired); and(B) Not subject to a disciplinary action or corrective action.