Grounds for Denial, Suspension, or Revocation of Approval of Training Programs by

Nonaccredited Providers The following reasons constitute grounds for denial, suspension, or revocation of program approval: (A) Failure, at any time, to allow the Department to inspect, observe, or evaluate a training program, including the training program’s personnel, facilities, classes, and practical skills sessions associated with such program; (B) Use of training or administrative personnel not competent for the type of training offered; (C) Failure to meet any of the requirements for approval and conduct of training programs as set forth in 105 CMR 170.960 through 170.970 and in administrative requirements of the Department; (D) Conviction of a criminal offense related to the provision of training that requires Department approval; (E) Failure to observe recognized professional standards in the course content and operation of the training program; (F) Any attempt to obtain or maintain training program approval by fraud, misrepresentation or by omitting material facts or submitting false information to the Department, either orally or in writing; (G) Failure to keep accurate and adequate records, in accordance with 105 CMR 170.964(F); (H) Any actions that endanger the public health and safety; (I) Commission of gross misconduct including, but not limited to, committing an act of violence, a violation of professional boundaries with a student, patient or candidate, or a drug- related offense; (J) Failure to submit an application in accordance with the requirements of 105 CMR 170.000 or the Department's application procedures; (K) Failure to offer training that is consistent with the approved application; or (L) Engaging in, or aiding, abetting, causing or permitting any act prohibited by M.G.L. c. 111C, 105 CMR 170.000 or administrative requirements of the Department.