Virginia law § 46.2-1190.6 outlines the various grounds on which a license can be denied, suspended, or revoked. These include misstatements, non-compliance, deceptive practices, criminal convictions, and other misconduct related to the licensee or the business. The law aims to ensure integrity and compliance within licensed activities, particularly for training centers.
Licenses can be revoked for reasons such as misstatements, non-compliance, deceptive practices, criminal convictions, or fraudulent activities related to the licensed business.
Yes, failure to comply with lawful orders, regulations, or license terms can lead to suspension or revocation of the license.
Yes, convictions of criminal acts, especially involving the training center or related misconduct, can be grounds for license denial, suspension, or revocation.
Misconduct such as deceptive business practices, fraudulent acts, or providing false information can result in license suspension or revocation under Virginia law.