Oregon — State Statute

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 725 § 725.385 — Duty

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 725 ·
Oregon Code § 725.385 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
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Duty to give notice of defalcation to law enforcement officer, director; audit. (1) A director or officer of a licensee who has reason to believe that a defalcation has occurred at any office of the licensee shall give the information to the appropriate local, state or federal law enforcement officer having jurisdiction of the violation. (2) A licensee shall notify the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services of any defalcation that occurs at any office of the licensee within five days after the discovery of the defalcation. When directed by the director to do so, the licensee shall cause an audit to be made of the business of the licensed office where the defalcation occurred, in accordance with the director’s instructions. [1979 c.88 §38; 1987 c.650 §18]
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