Section Hcp 206.03 - Post-Investigation Settlements(a) At any point during the investigation, the licensee or registrant may propose a settlement agreement which shall set forth all material facts involved in the allegations proposed to be resolved. Such proposed settlement agreement shall then be brought to the full board for its review.(b) Upon receiving the proposed settlement agreement, the board shall consider whether to approve it. Proposed settlement agreements shall be entertained until a notice of hearing is issued. Thereafter, negotiated resolution shall be accomplished by means of a consent decree.(c) Settlements under (a) above, shall not be granted if: (1) The complainant has not been provided notice and an opportunity to submit written comments concerning the proposal in question;(2) The board believes that material facts remain in dispute; or(3) Facts in dispute are such that the board might impose a materially different sanction if additional relevant facts were known.N.H. Admin. Code § Hcp 206.03
#6935, eff 1-29-99, EXPIRED: 1-29-07
New. #9338, eff 12-3-08
Amended by Volume XXXVII Number 10, Filed March 9, 2017, Proposed by #12111, Effective 2/21/2017.