Sanctions

1. The department may immediately revoke a DUI seminar's license upon a finding of a type II condition. 2. A DUI seminar must submit to the department a plan of corrective action within thirty days of the licensure visit when a type I condition has been found. A type I condition will result in a condition with ninety days allowed to implement the plan and satisfy the cited condition. 3. The department may conduct another onsite review prior to issuing a continued license after a DUI seminar has developed a plan of corrective action for any type I or type II condition. 4. The department shall issue a ninety-day suspension of a DUI seminar's license if the DUI seminar fails to timely satisfy a type I condition or develop a plan to satisfy the cited condition. 5. At the end of a ninety-day suspension of a DUI seminar license, the department may issue a provisional license that expires in no more than one year if the cited type I condition has been corrected. 6. The department shall revoke a DUI seminar license immediately if a DUI seminar fails to timely correct a type I condition. 7. During the three hundred sixty-five days following a license revocation for any type I or type II condition, a DUI seminar that has been the subject of a license revocation is prohibited from submitting a new application to the department for consideration for a new license for any facility or program.