Disqualification- WIC & SNAP Sample Clauses

Disqualification- WIC & SNAP. The Vendor Agreement does not constitute a license or a property interest. If a vendor is disqualified, the Program will terminate the vendor’s WIC Agreement and the vendor will have to reapply in order to be authorized after the disqualification period is over. In all cases, the vendor’s new application will be subject to the Program vendor authorization criteria in effect at the time of reapplication. The vendor may not voluntarily withdraw from the Program as an alternative to disqualification from mandatory federal sanctions. Disqualification must be entered on the record. In addition, vendors may not use nonrenewal of the agreement as an alternative to disqualification from the mandatory federal sanctions. When during the course of a single investigation, the Program determines that the vendor has committed multiple violations, which may include violations subject to Program sanctions, the Program shall disqualify the vendor for the period corresponding to the most serious mandatory violation. However, the Program shall include all violations in the notice of sanction. If a mandatory federal sanction is not upheld on appeal, then the Program may impose a Program-established sanction and the appropriate number of sanction points. WIC/SNAP Disqualification
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