§ 5-3.1-13. Revocation or suspension of practice unit permit.
After notice and a hearing as provided in § 5-3.1-14, the board may revoke or suspend the permit of any practice unit issued under § 5-3.1-9 if at any time the practice unit fails to meet all the qualifications prescribed
under § 5-3.1-9. After notice and a hearing as provided in § 5-3.1-14, the board may revoke or suspend the permit of a practice unit issued under § 5-3.1-9, and may censure in writing; limit the scope of practice; impose an administrative
fine upon, not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000); or place on probation, all
with or without terms, conditions, or limitations, the holder of the permit, for any
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§ 5-3.1-13. Revocation or suspension of practice unit permit.
After notice and a hearing as provided in § 5-3.1-14, the board may revoke or suspend the permit of any practice unit issued under § 5-3.1-9 if at any time the practice unit fails to meet all the qualifications prescribed
under § 5-3.1-9. After notice and a hearing as provided in § 5-3.1-14, the board may revoke or suspend the permit of a practice unit issued under § 5-3.1-9, and may censure in writing; limit the scope of practice; impose an administrative
fine upon, not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000); or place on probation, all
with or without terms, conditions, or limitations, the holder of the permit, for any
cause enumerated in § 5-3.1-12 and for any of the following additional causes:
(1) With respect to any type of partnership and corporate practice units, the revocation
or suspension of the certificate or authority of, or the revocation, suspension, or
refusal by the board to renew the permit of, any partner, shareholder, or member of
the partnership or corporate practice units; and
(2) Cancellation, revocation, suspension, or refusal to renew the permit of the practice
unit, or of any partner, shareholder, or member or of the sole proprietor, to practice
public accounting in any other state by that state for any cause other than failure
to pay a fee or to meet the requirements of continuing education in that other state.