Haw. Code R. § 18-245-2-2 - Notice of revocation, suspension, or declination to renew
(a) Before the department may revoke or
suspend a license or decline to renew a license, the department shall mail a
notice of its intention to revoke, suspend, or decline to renew the license to
the licensee at its last known address appearing in the records of the
department (unless the department has been notified by the U.S. Postal Service
that the address is invalid and there is no forwarding address for the
licensee); provided, that this section shall not apply to automatic forfeiture
based on the failure to file an application within the period provided by
chapter 245 or any rule adopted under chapter 245.
(b) In the event the department is unable to
provide notice by mail as provided in subsection (a), the department may give
notice of its intention to revoke, suspend, or decline to renew a license by
publishing the notice once in each of two successive weeks (two total
publications) in a newspaper of general circulation published in the State;
provided, that this section shall not apply to automatic forfeiture based on
the failure to file an application within the period provided by chapter 245 or
any rule adopted under chapter 245.
(c) The department may revoke, suspend, or
decline to renew the license whenever the department finds that the applicant
or licensee has failed to comply with chapter 245 or any rule adopted under
chapter 245, or for any other good cause. If a person or entity whose license
is revoked, suspended, or not renewed disputes the department's actions the
aggrieved party may petition the director in writing, within 60 days of the
date of the notice, setting forth reasons why revocation, suspension, or
declination to renew the license should not occur.
(d) In the petition, the licensee may provide
information, to which the department may give due consideration, regarding
mitigation measures taken by the licensee to abide by the requirements of any
federal, state, or county law pertaining to the sale, acquisition, possession,
stamping, distribution, transportation, or importation, of cigarettes or
tobacco products.
(e) The
department may consider single or multiple federal, state, or county
violation(s) pertaining to the unlawful sale, acquisition, possession,
stamping, distribution, transportation, importation, or smuggling of
cigarettes, counterfeit cigarettes, counterfeit stamps, or other tobacco
products in violation of federal, state, or county law in determining the
appropriate action to be taken.
(f)
Revocation, suspension, or declination to renew a license shall have no effect
on liability for payment of taxes, fees, penalties, or interest incurred or
imposed.
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