Indiana § 4-21.5-2.5-2 Exemptions

Indiana Statutes

§ 4-21.5-2.5-2 — Exemptions

Indiana § 4-21.5-2.5-2

Art. 21.5ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS AND

Ch. 2.5Opportunity to Correct

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Ind. Code § 4-21.5-2.5-2 (2026).

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This chapter does not apply:

(1)if the agency conducting the inspection determines that the alleged violation:

(A)represents intentional misconduct or an act of fraud by a responsible person or an agent of the responsible person;

(B)is not correctable within a reasonable time, as determined by the agency;

(C)demonstrates, by a continuing pattern of conduct, a willful disregard by the responsible person of the person's obligation to remedy the errors after the responsible person becomes aware of the errors;

(D)constitutes an immediate risk to:

(i)any person;

(ii)the public health, safety, or welfare; or

(iii)the environment; or

(E)constitutes a major violation of the agency's rules as expressly provided by the rules of the agency;

(2)if another statute (including IC 13-30) provide

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This chapter does not apply:
(1) if the agency conducting the inspection determines that the
alleged violation:
(A) represents intentional misconduct or an act of fraud by a
responsible person or an agent of the responsible person;
(B) is not correctable within a reasonable time, as determined
by the agency;
(C) demonstrates, by a continuing pattern of conduct, a willful
disregard by the responsible person of the person's obligation
to remedy the errors after the responsible person becomes
aware of the errors;
(D) constitutes an immediate risk to:
(i) any person;
(ii) the public health, safety, or welfare; or
(iii) the environment; or
(E) constitutes a major violation of the agency's rules as
expressly provided by the rules of the agency;
(2) if another statute (including IC 13-30) provides a substantially
similar procedure for correction of an alleged violation of a rule
or state statute before the agency:
(A) imposes a sanction on a person; or
(B) terminates a legal right, duty, privilege, immunity, or other
legal interest of a person;
(3) if application of this chapter to a violation would violate a
federal law or regulation;
(4) if the alleged violation is a violation of:
(A) a rule or state statute governing the conduct of an agency
employee or contractor in the procurement or performance of
services or the delivery of property to a governmental entity; or
(B) an ethics code;
(5) if the alleged violation was discovered as part of the
preparation of a health care licensing and certification survey by
the Indiana department of health;
(6) if the alleged violation constitutes an act or omission that is
charged by a state law enforcement agency as a crime or
delinquent act or the agency forwards notice of the alleged
violation to the attorney general, a state or local law enforcement
agency, or a prosecuting attorney for investigation or prosecution
as a crime or delinquent act;
(7) to a day care regulation under IC 12-17.2; or
(8) to the responsibilities of the department of child services
under IC 31.