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(a) The department will, in its discretion, modify, suspend, or revoke a certification
(1) for violation of
(A) an applicable statute or regulation; or
(B) a specific condition that was imposed on a new or renewed certification under 18 AAC 90.305(d) or that was imposed on a permit under 18 AAC 90.525(c) ; or
(2) if the department learns of information that
(A) was not available to the department at the time a new or renewed certification was issued; and
(B) would be grounds for denial of certification under 18 AAC 90.305(f) .
(b) The department will provide written notice of the department's action under (a) of this section to the affected individual within 10 working days after the department decides to modify, suspend, or revoke certification. An affected individual who disagrees with the department's decision may
(1) appeal the decision under 18 AAC 90.900; or
(2) request an adjudicatory hearing under 18 AAC 15.200.
History: Eff. 2/15/98, Register 145
Authority: AS 46.03.010
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