Utah Admin. Code R164-101-1 - Application and Award Procedures
(A)
Authority and Purpose
(1) The Division enacts
this rule under authority granted by Sections
61-1-24, -103 and -107.
(2) This rule describes the procedures for
filing an application for an award under the Securities Fraud Reporting Program
Act and procedures for the making or denial of such award.
(B) Definitions
(1) "Act" means the Utah Uniform Securities
Act, Utah Code Ann. Section
61-1-1 et seq.
(2) "Application" means the form designated
by the Division through which an individual ("reporter") may report violations
of the Act in accordance with Section
61-1-103.
(3) "Award" means a payment authorized by the
Utah Securities Commission ("Commission") as described in Section
61-1-106.
(4) "Reporter" means an individual who
provides original information relating to a violation in accordance with
Section 61-1-103.
(C) Application Requirements
(1) To be considered for an award, a reporter
shall submit to the Division an application containing the information set
forth in Section 61-1-103 and any other information required by the
Division.
(D) Award
Procedures
(1) At the conclusion of an action
that meets the criteria of Subsection
61-1-106(1) and
Section 61- 1-107, and in consideration of the criteria set forth in Subsection
61-1-106(3), the
Commission may make an award to one or more reporters.
(2) Prior to making an award, the Commission
shall confirm the reporter meets the requirements of Section
61-1-103. In determining whether
the reporter meets such requirements, the Commission may request any relevant
information from the Division or from the reporter.
(3) Upon making an award, the Commission
shall enter an order that payment be made from the Securities Investor
Education, Training, and Enforcement Fund. The Division shall make payment to
the reporter in compliance with Section
61-1-18.7.
(4) If the Commission denies an award, the
Commission shall enter an order denying the award. A person aggrieved by such
order may appeal the denial as set forth in Subsection
61-1-107(4)(b).
(5) A majority of the Commission shall
constitute a quorum for making or denying an award.
(6) The Commission shall make or deny an
award within one hundred and twenty (120) days following the payment of a
monetary sanction in excess of $50,000 in an action described in Subsection
(D)(1).
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