Denial, Suspension, Or Revocation Of Certification

(1) Failure to comply with any requirements set forth in the law or these rules may result in a penalty of being placed temporarily out of service; being assessed a non-compliance fee; or the denial, suspension, or revocation of the service center’s or manufacturer’s certification, which may prevent the service center from installing, inspecting, and/or removing BAIIDs. Other reasons for denial, suspension, or revocation may include, but are not limited to the following: (a) Non-compliance with any of the minimum requirements stated in Chapter 1340-03-06; (b) Providing false or inaccurate information to the Ignition Interlock Program; (c) Assisting or enabling the participant’s circumvention of or tampering with the BAIID; (d) Installing devices other than those supplied by the service center’s manufacturer. (2) If a service center’s or manufacturer’s certification is revoked subsequent to the administrative hearing process, the manufacturer will be responsible for all costs associated with the removal of their BAIIDs. Manufacturers aggrieved by the application of this rule have a right to request a hearing pursuant to Rule 1340-03-06-.20. (3) If a manufacturer’s certification is revoked, suspended, or canceled for any reason in any other state, the manufacturer shall notify the Ignition Interlock Program within seven (7) days. (4) Submission of certification fees and non-compliance fees will be the sole responsibility of the manufacturer for their respective service centers. If a manufacturer is more than thirty (30) days delinquent in the payment of any required BAIID administrative, certification, or non- compliance fees listed in Rules 1340-03-06-.03, 1340-03-06-.04, 1340-03-06-.14, 1340-06- 06-.15, or 1340-03-06-.18, the manufacturer’s or service center’s certification will be suspended until there is proof that all of the delinquent fees have been paid.