HAR §16-95-73. Restoration of forfeited license or permit

(a) A forfeited pharmacist license may be restored within three years of the forfeiture provided the applicant: (1) Within the first year of the forfeiture: (A) Applies for restoration on a from provided by the board; (B) Pays the penalty, current biennial and renewal fees; and (C) Complies with the continuing education requirements under section 461-8, HRS; (2) Within the second and third year of the forfeiture: (A) Applies for restoration on a form provided by the board; (B) Submits an official statement signed by the applicant's employer or employers or if the applicant was self- §16-95-73 95-27 employed, a statement signed by the applicant attesting that the applicant has been employed for a minimum of fifteen hundred hours as a licensed pharmacist within the five years preceding the date of application; (C) If applicable, provides a statement signed by a licensing official of each other state or territory of the United States in which a license is held or once held, indicating that the license is current, valid, unencumbered, and in good standing or, if the license is not current, valid, and unencumbered, whether any disciplinary action had been taken against the licensee. The applicant shall be responsible for obtaining any additional information required by the board to review the reasons the license is not current, valid, unencumbered, or in good standing; (D) Takes and passes the Hawaii MPJE; (E) Pays the penalty, current biennial, and renewal fees; and (F) Complies with the continuing education requirements under section 461-8, HRS. (b) A forfeited pharmacy or miscellaneous permit, or a wholesale distributor license may be restored within three years of the forfeiture, provided the applicant: (1) Applies for restoration on a form provided by the board; (2) Pays all penalty fees, current biennial, and renewal fees; (3) Submits a signed statement to report changes, if any, to the information on file with the board; and (4) In the case of a wholesale distributor, passes a facility inspection conducted by the department of health. (c) The board may deny restoration of a forfeited license or permit if during the time the license or permit was forfeited, the license or permit holder engaged in any activities identified in section 436B-19 or 461-21, HRS, or both. (d) A person whose license or permit has been forfeited and who fails to restore the license or permit as provided in this section, shall apply as a new applicant. [Eff and comp 12/24/92; comp 12/25/04; am and comp 06/22/15; am and comp 8/15/16] (Auth: HRS §461-4.5) (Imp: HRS §§461-4.5, 461-8, 461-16) Historical note: The substance of this section is based substantially upon sections 16-95-16 and 16-95-17. [Eff 5/16/64; am 3/16/80; am and ren §§16-95-16, 16-95-17, 6/22/81; R 12/24/92] §16-95-74 95-28