Haw. Code R. § 16-99-5.1 - Involuntary inactive license status
(a) An individual's
license shall be placed on an involuntary inactive status upon the occurrence
of one or more of the following:
(1) The
principal broker's license is placed on an inactive, forfeited, suspended,
revoked, or terminated status;
(2)
The brokerage firm, whether a corporation, limited liability company, or
partnership, with which the licensee is affiliated or employed, is no longer
registered with the business registration division;
(3) The license of the licensee's brokerage
firm is placed on an inactive, terminated, revoked, forfeited, or suspended
status;
(4) The principal broker is
unable to act in the case of prolonged illness or death and no temporary
principal broker has been designated pursuant to section
16-99-3(o);
(5) The brokerage firm has no approved place
of business; and
(6) The principal
broker is absent from the place of business for more than thirty calendar days,
or moves out-of-state, and no commission approved temporary principal broker or
broker-in-charge has been designated pursuant to section
16-99-3(o).
(b) A branch office license shall
be placed on an involuntary inactive status upon the occurrence of one or more
of the following:
(1) The license of the
brokerage firm or the principal broker is placed on an inactive, forfeited,
suspended, revoked, or terminated status; and
(2) The principal broker is unable to act in
the case of prolonged illness or death and no commission approved temporary
principal broker or broker-in-charge has been designated pursuant to section
16-99-3(o).
(c) A principal broker or
broker-in-charge may place an individual licensee associated with or employed
by the brokerage firm on an involuntary inactive status after written
notification to the affected individual licensee.
(d) A brokerage firm's license, whether a
corporation, limited liability company or partnership, shall be placed on an
involuntary inactive status upon the occurrence of one or more of the
following:
(1) The principal broker's license
is placed on an inactive, forfeited, suspended, revoked, or terminated
status;
(2) The brokerage firm is
no longer registered with the business registration division;
(3) The principal broker is unable to act in
the case of prolonged illness or death and no temporary principal broker has
been designated pursuant to section
16-99-3(o);
(4) The brokerage firm has no approved place
of business; and
(5) The principal
broker is absent from the place of business for more than thirty days, or moves
out-of-state, and no commission approved temporary principal broker or
broker-in-charge has been designated pursuant to section
16-99-3(o).
Notes
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