37-48-106. Licensure. - Montana Statutes

     37-48-106. Licensure. (1) A program must be licensed by the board.
     (2) The board may issue a license that is valid for a period of between 1 year and 3 years or may issue a provisional license as provided in 37-48-107.
     (3) A license is valid only for the program for which it is issued and may not be sold, assigned, or transferred without the approval of the board.
     (4) The board may suspend or revoke a license if the board, upon a hearing, as provided in 37-1-131, determines that the program is not operated in a manner consistent with the rules adopted and is not in substantial compliance with the program's plan of operation.
     (5) The board may approve a modification of the program's plan of operation. A program may not deviate from its plan of operation without the prior approval of the board.
     (6) A license terminates and the holder of the program license shall return the license to the department if:
     (a) program operations are discontinued;
     (b) ownership of the program is transferred without approval of the board;
     (c) the board suspends or revokes the license; or
     (d) the license expires without being renewed.
     (7) The program license must be displayed in a conspicuous place near the admitting office of the program.

     History: En. Sec. 1, Ch. 178, L. 2007.