Haw. Code R. § 19-123-201 - General rule
(a) Applicants who
work in close proximity to students shall be of reputable and responsible
character.
(b) The department may
refuse to issue a rider education instructor certificate to, may terminate the
rider education instructor certificate of, or may revoke the rider education
instructor certificate of any applicant who has a criminal history record,
employment history, or background involving violence, alcohol or drug abuse,
sex offense, offense involving children or any other circumstance which
indicates that the applicant may pose a risk to the health, safety, or
well-being of students. The refusal, termination, or revocation action may be
based on:
(1) Conviction of a crime which
indicates that the person poses a risk to the health, safety, or well-being of
students (the type of criminal offense, when it occurred, and evidence of
rehabilitation may be considered in determining whether the criminal history
record indicates a risk to students);
(2) Other information or evidence which
reflect upon the character and fitness of the person which indicates that the
person poses a risk to students;
(3) Failure to accurately and fully complete
and submit certification application documents; or
(4) Failure to declare, concealment, or
falsification of criminal history, employment history, or background
information to the department.
Notes
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