Section Nur 402.02 - License Surrender When Misconduct Allegations Pending(a) A licensee may surrender the license at any time.(b) Surrender or nonrenewal of license shall not preclude the board from investigating or completing a disciplinary proceeding based upon the licensee's conduct while the license was still in effect. Such investigations and proceedings shall be handled in the same manner as other disciplinary investigations and proceedings.(c) A licensee who surrenders a license shall have no right or privilege to practice in New Hampshire except as shall be specifically set forth in a board order or settlement agreement. A licensee who reapplies for a license in New Hampshire after surrender shall meet all the requirements in effect for new applicants as set forth in statute or rules at that time.(d) A licensee who surrenders the license as part of a settlement of pending misconduct allegations shall make a written settlement offer to the board before the close of the record in a disciplinary hearing.(e) Any settlement agreement reached under (d), above, shall include the following concessions: (1) That license surrender has occurred in settlement of pending disciplinary allegations;(2) That all or some specifically identified part of the material facts pertaining to the allegations are true; and(3) That the pending allegations shall be issues to be resolved in any future application the licensee submits to the board.(f) The fact of license surrender pending disciplinary action and the terms of any settlement agreement pertaining thereto shall be distributed to all relevant licensing authorities and data bank in the same manner as a final decision containing specific findings of dishonesty or misconduct.N.H. Admin. Code § Nur 402.02
(See Revision Note at chapter heading for Nur 100) #5887, eff 8-26-94; ss by #6778, eff 6-26-98; ss by #7741, eff 8-13-02; ss by #8873, eff 4-24-07; ss by #10299, eff 3-22-13; ss by #10571, eff 4-17-14
Amended by Volume XXXV Number 45, Filed November 12, 2015, Proposed by #10953, Effective 10/22/2015, Expires 10/22/2025.