Section 23-202-12 - Revocation of registry identification certificate(a) In accordance with these rules, the department has the authority to revoke a registry identification certificate, with suspension of the registry identification certificate pending administrative hearing on the revocation. The department under one or more of the following conditions may revoke a registry identification certificate:(1) The applicant or physician has furnished false or fraudulent material information or omitted information in any of the written certification/registry forms submitted to the department under this chapter;(2) The written certificate issued to the qualifying patient was not based upon provisions set forth in section 329-126, Hawaii Revised Statutes;(3) Suspension or revocation of a physician's medical license or state controlled substance registration as designated under section 329-32, Hawaii Revised Statutes; or(4) For violations of section 23-202-3, 23-202-7, 23-202-13 or 23-202-14.(b) When the department proposes to revoke a registration certificate of a qualifying patient or a designated primary caregiver, the department shall send a notice of proposed revocation by mail to the patient's address currently listed in the data file and a copy'to the qualifying patient's primary caregiver and physician.(c) A qualifying patient or designated primary caregiver may contest the proposed revocation of registration by submitting a request in writing within thirty days of the revocation for an administrative hearing in conformity with chapter 91, Hawaii Revised Statutes. The request for hearing shall be addressed to: Narcotics Enforcement Division, Department of Public Safety, 711 Kapiolani Boulevard, Suite 1422, Honolulu, HI 96813.(d) The department may reinstate a registration certificate without reapplication.[Eff DEC 28 2000] (Auth: HRS §§ 329-31, 353C-2) (Imp: HRS §§ 329-123, 353C-2)