Revocation and suspension. The commissioner may suspend or revoke the license of any warehouseman for cause upon notice and hearing. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, the license of a warehouseman must automatically be suspended for failure at any time to have or to maintain either a bond or insurance policy in the amount and type required. During a suspension of a license the warehouseman may, upon the commissioner's approval, operate the warehouse and purchase or redeliver grain previously received, but may not receive additional grain for purchase, storage, shipping, or processing. Grain may be sold only with the prior approval of the commissioner.
Revocation and suspension. The commission may suspend or revoke the license of any grain buyer for cause upon notice and hearing. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, the license of a grain buyer must automatically be suspended for failure at any time to have or to maintain either a bond or insurance policy in the amount and type required. During a suspension of a license a facility-based grain buyer, upon the commission's approval, may operate its facility and purchase or redeliver grain previously received, but may not receive additional grain for purchase, shipping, or processing. Grain may be sold only with the prior approval of the commission.
Revocation and suspension. An Applicant’s license may be revoked or suspended pursuant to the terms of Section
Revocation and suspension. The authorized officer may revoke or suspend this permit in whole or in part:
Revocation and suspension. The commission may revoke or suspend the license of any hay buyer for cause upon notice and hearing. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, the license of a hay buyer shall automatically be suspended for failure at any time to have or to maintain a bond in the amount and type required.
Revocation and suspension. An EASA Part-145 Approval may be suspended or revoked by EASA if the certificate becomes invalid under the conditions specified in the Agreement, the Maintenance Annex, applicable regulations, or if the organization fails to comply with the Agency’s fees and charges regulation EASA shall notify the holder of an EASA Part-145 Approval in writing about any suspension or revocation including the option for the organization to appeal the decision in accordance with Article 44 of Regulation (EC) No. 216/2008 FAA revocation of the 14 CFR Part 145 Certificate automatically invalidates the EASA Part-145 Approval Certificate MAG Section B: Part VI Revocation and Suspension The FAA EASA Regional Office Coordinator will forward a copy of the EASA documentation on the suspension or revocation action to the assigned FAA Principal Inspector MAG Section B: Part VII Appeal and Conflict Resolution If the Repair Station Certificate holder does not accept the suspension or revocation, he/she may request the Executive Director of EASA to initiate a conflict resolution process. The Executive Director shall, after consultation of the Panel of Experts and with reference to internal procedures in maintenance matters, provide his decision with respect to the suspension/revocation Why is Conflict Resolution so Important? Both governments are committed to a smoothly functioning agreement Both, EASA and our FAA partners are committed to continuous improvement. This extends to our international relationships as well as domestic ones The FAA’s and EASA’s stakeholders, U.S. and EU industry, expect to benefit from the reciprocal acceptance under this agreement Conflict resolution begins with each of us EU-US Bilateral: Long way to … Agreement signed in 2008 Diplomatic Notes exchanged March 15, 2011 Bilateral Agreement entered into force on May 1, 2011 MAG Section B: Part VIII Transition (to be revised) Approvals deemed valid in accordance with Annex 2 paragraph 8 of the Agreement are valid for a period of up to 2 years from the entry into force of the Agreement, subject to the following transition provisions From the entry into force of the Agreement, Initial applications shall be recommended using the MAG Section B procedures Part I From the entry into force of the Agreement, Renewal of approvals shall be recommended using MAG Section B procedures Part II MAG Section B: Part VIII Transition (to be revised) From the entry into force of the Agreement, Amendment of approvals shall be recom...
Revocation and suspension. The commissioner may suspend or revoke the license of any grain buyer for cause upon notice and hearing. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter, the license of a grain buyer must automatically be suspended for failure at any time to maintain a bond.
Revocation and suspension. The FAA and the CAA shall provide, subject to applicable laws and regulations, mutual cooperation and assistance in any investigation or enforcement proceedings of any alleged or suspected violation of any law or regulation under the scope of the MIP. The FAA and the CAA shall inform each other of any enforcement action taken. All enforcement actions taken are subject to regular joint review. The suspension, revocation, or surrender of a maintenance organization/repair station certificate affects the respective FAA and CAA surveillance and certificate management duties under the MIP. The FAA or the CAA may take actions listed in this paragraph.
Revocation and suspension. 6.1 (UK) Part-145 Approval. A (UK) Part-145 Approval may be suspended or revoked by the CAA if the certificate becomes invalid under the conditions specified in the MIP, applicable regulations, or if the organization fails to comply with the CAA schedule of charges.
