63 Pa. Stat. § 1725.9

Current through Pa Acts 2024-53, 2024-56 through 2024-92
Section 1725.9 - Suspension, denial, nonrenewal or revocation of State registration or provisional registration
(a) Action.--Actions relating to violations of this act under this section shall be subject to the right of notice, hearing and adjudication in accordance with 2 Pa.C.S. (relating to administrative law and procedure). When the department is empowered to take action for registration violations pursuant to this act, the department may:
(1) Indefinitely suspend, suspend for a term certain, refuse to issue, refuse to renew or revoke a State registration or provisional registration.
(2) Issue a public reprimand.
(3) Require the individual to take a refresher educational course or training.
(b) Surrender of State registration or provisional registration.--If an individual's State registration or provisional registration has been suspended or revoked, the individual shall return the State registration or provisional registration to the office in the manner the office directs. An individual who fails to return a State registration or provisional registration in accordance with this subsection commits a summary offense.
(c) Reapplication.--
(1) An individual whose State registration has been suspended may reapply to the office to have it reactivated, pursuant to regulations adopted by the office. At a minimum, the individual must show compliance with all the terms and conditions of the suspension order and shall pay a reactivation fee to be established by the office by regulation.
(2) An individual whose State registration or provisional registration has been revoked may apply for a State registration in accordance with section 5 not earlier than five years after the date the previous State registration or provisional registration was revoked.
(d) Surrender of provisional registration.--Upon expiration of a provisional registration the individual shall surrender the provisional registration to the office in a manner the office directs and cease providing interpreter and transliterator services in this Commonwealth. An individual who fails to return a provisional registration in accordance with this subsection commits a summary offense.

63 P.S. § 1725.9

2004, July 2, P.L. 492, No. 57, §9, effective in 60 days [ 8/31/2004]. Amended 2010 , Nov. 23, P.L. 1355, No. 124, § 5, imd. effective.