NAC483.197. Revocation of registration of third-party certifier: Authority of Department; reapplication after revocation; hearing.

     1. The Department may revoke the registration of a third-party certifier who is registered pursuant to NAC 483.190 if:

     (a) The third-party certifier has been convicted of:

          (1) Driving under the influence of an intoxicating liquor or a controlled substance within the past 7 years;

          (2) A gross misdemeanor or felony relating to the management of money or a business;

          (3) Fraud;

          (4) Embezzlement; or

          (5) Possessing more than one valid driver’s license issued to the third-party certifier under a full legal name other than his or her own, or issued to him or her by more than one state, or both; or

     (b) The Department determines that the third-party certifier falsified an application or any other information to obtain or maintain registration as a third-party certifier.

     2. Any third-party certifier whose registration is revoked pursuant to this section:

     (a) May not reapply for registration until 2 years after the date of revocation; and

     (b) Must attend a training program approved by the Department for the certification of a driver at the time he or she reapplies for registration as a third-party certifier.

     3. Within 30 days after revocation of his or her registration pursuant to this section, a third-party certifier may request a hearing on the question of whether the third-party certifier committed one or more acts constituting grounds for such revocation. The hearing must be conducted pursuant to the provisions of chapter 233B of NRS and judicial review must be available as provided therein.

     (Added to NAC by Dep’t of Motor Veh. by R159-01, eff. 5-28-2002; A by R140-12, 12-20-2012, eff. 1-15-2013)