Montana § 52-2-808 Denial, Cancellation, Reduction, Revocation, And Nonrenewal Of Licenses -- Fair Hearing

Montana Statutes

§ 52-2-808 — Denial, Cancellation, Reduction, Revocation, And Nonrenewal Of Licenses -- Fair Hearing

Montana § 52-2-808

Title 52FAMILY SERVICES

Ch. 2CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Part 8Private Alternative Adolescent Residential or Outdoor Programs

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Mont. Code Ann. § 52-2-808 (2026).

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52-2-808 . Denial, cancellation, reduction, revocation, and nonrenewal of licenses -- fair hearing.

(1)The department, after written notice to the applicant or licensee, may deny, suspend, cancel, reduce, modify, or revoke a license upon finding that:

(a)any of the applicable conditions set forth in this part and the rules adopted pursuant to this part as prerequisites for the issuance of a license no longer exist;

(b)the licensee is no longer in compliance with the minimum standards prescribed by the department; or

(c)the license was issued upon fraudulent or untrue representation.

(2)The applicant or licensee by written request may invoke the opportunity for hearing on the department's action by requesting a hearing within 10 days of notice of department action. The hearing must be

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52-2-808 . Denial, cancellation, reduction, revocation, and nonrenewal of licenses -- fair hearing. (1) The department, after written notice to the applicant or licensee, may deny, suspend, cancel, reduce, modify, or revoke a license upon finding that:
(a) any of the applicable conditions set forth in this part and the rules adopted pursuant to this part as prerequisites for the issuance of a license no longer exist;
(b) the licensee is no longer in compliance with the minimum standards prescribed by the department; or
(c) the license was issued upon fraudulent or untrue representation.
(2) The applicant or licensee by written request may invoke the opportunity for hearing on the department's action by requesting a hearing within 10 days of notice of department action. The hearing must be conducted according to the department's rules.