This: > on :TEXT::#:{
if ( $nick isop $chan && $me isop $chan ) {You should make the || as && so mirc will make sure the client running the code is opped and the nick is an op. Using || will make either of them optional (even without being an op) You can also shorten the code a bit by using:
on @*:TEXT:*:#:{
if ($nick isop $chan) {
Which is the same as using $me isop $chan and $nick isop $chan
I don't get the whole business with those three !t, !status, and !static commands. They look rather redundant to me, as opposed to that of the use of variables.