- (a) A license can be revoked at any time the Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention determines, by licensure or compliance reviews, that a program is not in compliance with the licensure standards.
(b)
- (1) A six-month probationary license will be accorded to allow the program to bring the program into full compliance with the standards.
- (2) The probationary license shall not exceed six (6) months from the date of its issue.
- (c) Any programs issued a probationary license shall submit a corrective action plan to the Director of Program Compliance and Outcome Monitoring within thirty (30) calendar days from receipt of the probationary license.
- (d) Once in compliance, they will be accorded a one-year license, and continue to operate.
- (e) If the program fails to fully comply with applicable standards during the probationary period, and fails to bring standards into full compliance prior to the end of the six-month period and formal review, that would allow a one-year license, then the program will become nonlicensed, (see 20 CAR § 433-205).
- (f) The program may request that the review be performed prior to the end of the probationary license.
- (g) Programs with a probationary license shall not receive an extension.