16.5 Providing a copy of the INSPECTION report to the LICENSE holder or OPERATOR of the BODY ART ESTABLISHMENT is necessary to protect public health and safety. The LICENSE holder or OPERATOR will be able to reference the report at will, enabling them to better respond to any concerns, if necessary. 16.6 All violations must be corrected within the time frame specified by the DEPARTMENT. In the case of IMMINENT HEALTH HAZARD, the violations must be corrected prior to operations resuming. What qualifies as an IMMINENT HEALTH HAZARD will vary by jurisdiction. Though IMMINENT HEALTH HAZARDS will vary by jurisdiction, some examples can include, but are not limited to, suspected disease transmission by an employee of a BODY ART ESTABLISHMENT, extended interruption of electrical service at the ESTABLISHMENT, or a sewage backup in the FACILITY. 16.7 The DEPARTMENT might receive reports of or observe violations that require them to act to protect public health. 17. Suspension 17.1 – 17.2 Suspension procedures must be performed in compliance with the jurisdiction’s administrative procedure act. All U.S. state legislatures have passed administrative procedure acts that govern how agencies operate, propose and issue regulations, and conduct administrative hearings and appeals (Yackee, 2019). 17.3 Following notification that the conditions causing the suspension have been corrected, the DEPARTMENT shall inspect the ESTABLISHMENT within a period of time specified by law or defined by the DEPARTMENT. 18. Revocation 18.1 Following initial notice and subsequent hearing, the DEPARTMENT has the authority to recommend permanent revocation of a LICENSE. The DEPARTMENT must deliver a written notice stating the reasons for the permanent revocation and inform the OPERATOR of the process for filing a request for a hearing in front of a board of appeals. 18.2 – 18.3 Depending on the jurisdiction, the hearing must be conducted within a specified timeframe after the request for a hearing is filed. A jurisdiction’s administrative procedure act will govern how an agency must conduct administrative hearings and appeals. 18.4 Operating a BODY ART FACILITY or performing BODY ART PROCEDURES without a LICENSE is a direct violation of this Code per Section 13.1. ESTABLISHMENTS and BODY ARTISTS that operate without proper LICENSES can be subject to legal remedial actions and sanctions as provided by the jurisdiction’s law.
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