Haw. Code R. § 4-48-13 - Hearing; suspension or revocation of license
(a) All
hearings shall be conducted in accordance with chapter
4-1 and may
be reviewed in the manner provided by chapter
91, Hawaii Revised Statutes.
(b) Any order for the suspension or
revocation of a license shall be in writing and shall cite the reasons for the
action.
(c) Any reasonable time
shall be allowed between the date of issuance of suspension or revocation of a
license and the date upon which the order becomes effective. During this
period, the licensee shall make arrangements with some other licensed person to
safeguard the interest of innocent parties whose property or business may be
affected by the suspension or revocation.
(d) After the revocation of a license or
during the effective period of any suspension, no person whose license has been
revoked or suspended shall, either directly or indirectly, carry on the
business of a commission merchant, dealer, broker, processor, agent, or retail
merchant.
(e) The suspension or
revocation of a license shall not prevent the licensee from collecting amounts
due prior to the effective date of suspension or revocation, or from remitting
to the licensee's principals and obligees.
(f) Upon the issuance of an order revoking or
suspending a license, the department may give general publicity to such fact,
in order that those doing business with the person whose license has been
revoked or suspended may take due notice.
(g) No new license shall be issued to any
person, either under the original name or another name, while that person's
license is suspended or revoked, or until any fine levied under section
145-12, Hawaii
Revised Statutes, or this chapter, is paid in full.
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