Section Rep 302.05 - Denial of Application An application for licensure shall be denied if, after notice and an opportunity for hearing, there is a finding that:
(a) The applicant, or someone acting on the applicant's behalf, has submitted false information to the board in connection with the application;(b) Evidence of past disciplinary action taken by another licensing body or a professional society or association, which indicates the applicant cannot be relied upon to practice competently, and honestly, or adhere to the standards of conduct required by Rep 500;(c) Evidence of conviction of a felony or misdemeanor which indicates the applicant cannot be relied upon to practice competently, and honestly, or adhere to the ethical standards required by Rep 500;(d) Evidence of behavior that would violate the ethical standards of Rep 500, which indicates the applicant cannot be relied upon to practice competently, and honestly, or adhere to the ethical standards required by Rep 501.03;(e) The applicant failed to meet the requirements of Rep 302 and RSA 310-A:167, RSA 310-A:169 and RSA 310-A:170;(f) The applicant failed to submit the fee required per Rep 301.04; or(g) The applicant failed to successfully pass the examinations required per Rep 303.01.N.H. Admin. Code § Rep 302.05
Amended by Volume XXXV Number 45, Filed November 12, 2015, Proposed by #10967, Effective 10/31/2015, Expires 10/31/2025.