§ 31-5-939 — Revocation of superintendent's approval; reapproval

(a) Whenever the superintendent has reason to believe that
a device approved under W.S. 31-5-937 does not comply with his
standards, he shall upon thirty (30) days notice to the one to
whom the approval was issued conduct a hearing upon the question
of the continued compliance of the approved device. After the
hearing the superintendent shall determine whether the device
meets the requirements of the applicable standard. If the
device does not meet those requirements the superintendent shall
give notice to the one to whom the approval has been issued of
his intention to revoke the approval. If the holder of the
approval fails to satisfy the superintendent that the device
being sold or offered for sale meets the applicable standard
within ten (10) days of the notice, the superintendent shall
revoke the approval and shall require the withdrawal of all such
devices from the market and may require that all devices sold
since the notification be replaced by devices that do comply.
(b) When an approval has been revoked pursuant to this
section, the device shall not be again approved unless and until
it has been submitted to reapproval and it has been
demonstrated, in the same manner as in an application for an
original approval, that the device fully meets the requirements
of the applicable standard. The superintendent may require that
all previously approved items are being effectively recalled and
removed from the market as a condition for reapproval.