Montana § 37-1-323 Nonroutine Application Review By Screening Panel

Montana Statutes

§ 37-1-323 — Nonroutine Application Review By Screening Panel

Montana § 37-1-323

Title 37PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

Part 3Uniform Professional Licensing and Regulation Procedures

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Mont. Code Ann. § 37-1-323 (2026).

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37-1-323 . Nonroutine application review by screening panel.

(1)A screening panel shall review all nonroutine applications on behalf of a board in accordance with the provisions of 37-1-307 .

(2)A screening panel may grant, deny, or restrict a license and set conditions on a restricted license. The screening panel shall provide notice to the licensee or license applicant as provided in 37-1-309 . If the license is not granted, the notice must set forth proposed restrictions on the license or that the license is denied.

(3)A licensee or license applicant may request a hearing in accordance with 37-1-309 . Failure to request a hearing constitutes a default on the notice, and the screening panel's proposed restrictions or denial becomes the final order.

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37-1-323 . Nonroutine application review by screening panel. (1) A screening panel shall review all nonroutine applications on behalf of a board in accordance with the provisions of 37-1-307 .
(2) A screening panel may grant, deny, or restrict a license and set conditions on a restricted license. The screening panel shall provide notice to the licensee or license applicant as provided in 37-1-309 . If the license is not granted, the notice must set forth proposed restrictions on the license or that the license is denied.
(3) A licensee or license applicant may request a hearing in accordance with 37-1-309 . Failure to request a hearing constitutes a default on the notice, and the screening panel's proposed restrictions or denial becomes the final order.