Iowa Admin. Code r. 193G-7.5 - [Rescinded effective 4/23/2025] Reinstatement
(1)
The term "reinstatement" as used in this rule and in rule
193-7.38 (17A,272C) shall
include the reinstatement of a suspended registration, the modification or
removal of a practice restriction, the issuance of a registration following the
denial of an application to renew a registration, and the issuance of a new
registration following the revocation or voluntary surrender of a
registration.
(2) Any person whose
registration has been revoked, suspended or restricted by the board, or who has
voluntarily surrendered a registration to conclude a disciplinary investigation
or proceeding, or whose application to renew a registration has been denied may
apply to the board to modify or terminate the suspension, issue or reissue the
registration, or modify or remove the restriction in accordance with the
provisions of this rule, and the terms of the order of revocation, suspension
or restriction, denial of registration renewal, or acceptance of voluntary
surrender of a registration.
(3) If
the applicable order did not establish terms upon which the registrant may
apply for reinstatement, an initial application for reinstatement may not be
made until one year has elapsed from the date of the order which revoked,
suspended or restricted the registration, denied registration renewal, or
accepted a voluntary surrender
(4)
All proceedings for reinstatement shall be initiated by the respondent and
shall be subject to the procedures set forth in rule
193-7.38 (17A,272C). In
addition, the board may grant an applicant's request to appear informally
before the board prior to the issuance of a notice of hearing on the
application if the applicant requests an informal appearance in the application
and agrees not to seek to disqualify on the ground of personal investigation
the board members or staff before whom the applicant appears.
(5) An order granting an application for
reinstatement may impose such terms and conditions as the board deems
desirable, which may include one or more of the types of disciplinary sanctions
described in rule 193G-7.3 (272C,544C).
(6) The board shall not grant an application
for reinstatement when the initial order which revoked, suspended or restricted
the registration, denied registration renewal, or accepted a voluntary
surrender was based on a criminal conviction and the applicant cannot
demonstrate to the board's satisfaction that:
a. All terms of the sentencing or other
criminal order have been fully satisfied;
b. The applicant has been released from
confinement and any applicable probation or parole; and
c. Restitution has been made or is reasonably
in the process of being made to any victims of the crime.
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(1) The term "reinstatement" as used in this rule and in rule 193-7.38 (17A,272C) shall include the reinstatement of a suspended registration, the modification or removal of a practice restriction, the issuance of a registration following the denial of an application to renew a registration, and the issuance of a new registration following the revocation or voluntary surrender of a registration.
(2) Any person whose registration has been revoked, suspended or restricted by the board , or who has voluntarily surrendered a registration to conclude a disciplinary investigation or proceeding, or whose application to renew a registration has been denied may apply to the board to modify or terminate the suspension, issue or reissue the registration, or modify or remove the restriction in accordance with the provisions of this rule, and the terms of the order of revocation, suspension or restriction, denial of registration renewal, or acceptance of voluntary surrender of a registration.
(3) If the applicable order did not establish terms upon which the registrant may apply for reinstatement, an initial application for reinstatement may not be made until one year has elapsed from the date of the order which revoked, suspended or restricted the registration, denied registration renewal, or accepted a voluntary surrender
(4) All proceedings for reinstatement shall be initiated by the respondent and shall be subject to the procedures set forth in rule 193-7.38 (17A,272C). In addition, the board may grant an applicant's request to appear informally before the board prior to the issuance of a notice of hearing on the application if the applicant requests an informal appearance in the application and agrees not to seek to disqualify on the ground of personal investigation the board members or staff before whom the applicant appears.
(5) An order granting an application for reinstatement may impose such terms and conditions as the board deems desirable, which may include one or more of the types of disciplinary sanctions described in rule 193G-7.3 (272C,544C).
(6) The board shall not grant an application for reinstatement when the initial order which revoked, suspended or restricted the registration, denied registration renewal, or accepted a voluntary surrender was based on a criminal conviction and the applicant cannot demonstrate to the board 's satisfaction that:
a. All terms of the sentencing or other criminal order have been fully satisfied;
b. The applicant has been released from confinement and any applicable probation or parole; and
c. Restitution has been made or is reasonably in the process of being made to any victims of the crime.