1. A. Upon receipt of an administrative order from the Department of Human Services to suspend or revoke the license of an obligor or placement of the obligor on probation, the licensing board shall implement the suspension or revocation of the license or probation of the obligor by:

   1. 1. Determining if it has issued a license to the person whose name appears on the order;
   2. 2. Notifying the obligor of the suspension, revocation, or probation;
   3. 3. Demanding the license, if required;
   4. 4. Entering the suspension, revocation, or probation on the appropriate records; and
   5. 5. Reporting the suspension, revocation, or probation, as appropriate.
2. B. An order, issued by the Department, directing the licensing board to suspend or revoke a license or place the obligor on probation shall be processed by the licensing board without any additional review or hearing.
3. C. An order, issued by the Department, directing the licensing board to suspend or revoke the license of the obligor or place the obligor on probation shall be implemented by the licensing board and shall continue until the OAH, the district court, judicial court of review, or Court of Civil Appeals advises the licensing board by order, that the suspension, revocation, or probation is terminated.
4. D. The licensing board shall have no jurisdiction to modify, remand, reverse, vacate, or stay the order of the Department for the suspension or revocation of a license, or placing the obligor on probation.
5. E. In the event of suspension or revocation of a license, or probation of the obligor, any funds paid by the obligor to the licensing board for costs related to issuance, renewal, or maintenance of a license shall not be refunded to the obligor.
6. F. The licensing board is exempt from liability to the obligor for activities conducted in compliance with this section.

Added by Laws 1995, c. 354, § 8, eff. November 1, 1995; Amended by Laws 1996, c. 97, § 19, eff. November 1, 1996.