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§ 577. Enforcement. 1. A permit or certificate of qualification may be  revoked, suspended, limited or annulled, or the holder thereof censured,  reprimanded or otherwise disciplined by the department on proof that the  certificate  holder, owner or director, or one or more persons in his or  her employ:    (a) has been guilty of misrepresentation in obtaining  the  permit  or  certificate  or  in  the  operation  of the clinical laboratory or blood  bank, including the submission to the  department  of  proficiency  test  results obtained from another clinical laboratory;    (b)  has  knowingly accepted or permitted to be accepted a specimen or  assignment for clinical laboratory examination from or rendered a report  thereon to a person or persons not authorized  by  law  to  submit  such  assignment or specimen or receive such report;    (c)  has  engaged  or  attempted  to  engage or represented himself or  herself as entitled to perform any procedure or category  or  procedures  or services he or she is not authorized to perform;    (d)  has  rendered  a  report  on  work  actually performed in another  clinical laboratory or blood bank without designating the fact that  the  examination or procedure was performed in another clinical laboratory or  blood bank;    (e)  has  demonstrated  incompetence  or  shown  consistent  errors in  performance of examinations or procedures;    (f) has failed to file any report required by the provisions  of  this  title or the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder;    (g)  has  violated  or  aided  and  abetted  in  the  violation of any  provision of this chapter, including  this  title,  title  six  of  this  article,  or  the  rules  and  regulations  promulgated pursuant to this  chapter or a violation of title eleven of article  five  of  the  social  services law or the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder related  to laboratory services; or    (h)  has violated or aided and abetted in the violation of local laws,  codes or regulations as specified in subdivision three of  section  five  hundred eighty of this title.    2.  Proceedings  under  this  section  may be initiated by any person,  corporation, association or public officer, or  by  the  department,  by  filing written charges with the department.    3.  No  permit  or certificate shall be revoked, suspended, limited or  annulled without a hearing, except as provided in subdivision  three  of  section  five  hundred  seventy-six  of this title. However, a permit or  certificate may be temporarily suspended without a hearing for a  period  not  to  exceed  thirty  days  upon  notice to the permit or certificate  holder following a finding by the department  that  the  public  health,  safety or welfare is in imminent danger.    4. The commissioner shall set a time and place for the hearing. A copy  of  the  charges,  together with the notice of the time and place of the  hearing, shall be mailed to the permit or  certificate  holder,  at  the  address  specified  on  the permit at least fifteen days before the date  set for the hearing. The permit or certificate holder  shall  file  with  the  department, not less than five days prior to the hearing, a written  answer to the charges.    5. Any person or entity which owns or operates a  clinical  laboratory  and  who  does not hold a valid laboratory permit shall be liable to the  people of the state for a civil  penalty  not  to  exceed  two  thousand  dollars  for  each  day  for  the unauthorized operation of the clinical  laboratory.

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§ 577. Enforcement. 1. A permit or certificate of qualification may be  revoked, suspended, limited or annulled, or the holder thereof censured,  reprimanded or otherwise disciplined by the department on proof that the  certificate  holder, owner or director, or one or more persons in his or  her employ:    (a) has been guilty of misrepresentation in obtaining  the  permit  or  certificate  or  in  the  operation  of the clinical laboratory or blood  bank, including the submission to the  department  of  proficiency  test  results obtained from another clinical laboratory;    (b)  has  knowingly accepted or permitted to be accepted a specimen or  assignment for clinical laboratory examination from or rendered a report  thereon to a person or persons not authorized  by  law  to  submit  such  assignment or specimen or receive such report;    (c)  has  engaged  or  attempted  to  engage or represented himself or  herself as entitled to perform any procedure or category  or  procedures  or services he or she is not authorized to perform;    (d)  has  rendered  a  report  on  work  actually performed in another  clinical laboratory or blood bank without designating the fact that  the  examination or procedure was performed in another clinical laboratory or  blood bank;    (e)  has  demonstrated  incompetence  or  shown  consistent  errors in  performance of examinations or procedures;    (f) has failed to file any report required by the provisions  of  this  title or the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder;    (g)  has  violated  or  aided  and  abetted  in  the  violation of any  provision of this chapter, including  this  title,  title  six  of  this  article,  or  the  rules  and  regulations  promulgated pursuant to this  chapter or a violation of title eleven of article  five  of  the  social  services law or the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder related  to laboratory services; or    (h)  has violated or aided and abetted in the violation of local laws,  codes or regulations as specified in subdivision three of  section  five  hundred eighty of this title.    2.  Proceedings  under  this  section  may be initiated by any person,  corporation, association or public officer, or  by  the  department,  by  filing written charges with the department.    3.  No  permit  or certificate shall be revoked, suspended, limited or  annulled without a hearing, except as provided in subdivision  three  of  section  five  hundred  seventy-six  of this title. However, a permit or  certificate may be temporarily suspended without a hearing for a  period  not  to  exceed  thirty  days  upon  notice to the permit or certificate  holder following a finding by the department  that  the  public  health,  safety or welfare is in imminent danger.    4. The commissioner shall set a time and place for the hearing. A copy  of  the  charges,  together with the notice of the time and place of the  hearing, shall be mailed to the permit or  certificate  holder,  at  the  address  specified  on  the permit at least fifteen days before the date  set for the hearing. The permit or certificate holder  shall  file  with  the  department, not less than five days prior to the hearing, a written  answer to the charges.    5. Any person or entity which owns or operates a  clinical  laboratory  and  who  does not hold a valid laboratory permit shall be liable to the  people of the state for a civil  penalty  not  to  exceed  two  thousand  dollars  for  each  day  for  the unauthorized operation of the clinical  laboratory.

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Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-5 > Title-5 > 577

§ 577. Enforcement. 1. A permit or certificate of qualification may be  revoked, suspended, limited or annulled, or the holder thereof censured,  reprimanded or otherwise disciplined by the department on proof that the  certificate  holder, owner or director, or one or more persons in his or  her employ:    (a) has been guilty of misrepresentation in obtaining  the  permit  or  certificate  or  in  the  operation  of the clinical laboratory or blood  bank, including the submission to the  department  of  proficiency  test  results obtained from another clinical laboratory;    (b)  has  knowingly accepted or permitted to be accepted a specimen or  assignment for clinical laboratory examination from or rendered a report  thereon to a person or persons not authorized  by  law  to  submit  such  assignment or specimen or receive such report;    (c)  has  engaged  or  attempted  to  engage or represented himself or  herself as entitled to perform any procedure or category  or  procedures  or services he or she is not authorized to perform;    (d)  has  rendered  a  report  on  work  actually performed in another  clinical laboratory or blood bank without designating the fact that  the  examination or procedure was performed in another clinical laboratory or  blood bank;    (e)  has  demonstrated  incompetence  or  shown  consistent  errors in  performance of examinations or procedures;    (f) has failed to file any report required by the provisions  of  this  title or the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder;    (g)  has  violated  or  aided  and  abetted  in  the  violation of any  provision of this chapter, including  this  title,  title  six  of  this  article,  or  the  rules  and  regulations  promulgated pursuant to this  chapter or a violation of title eleven of article  five  of  the  social  services law or the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder related  to laboratory services; or    (h)  has violated or aided and abetted in the violation of local laws,  codes or regulations as specified in subdivision three of  section  five  hundred eighty of this title.    2.  Proceedings  under  this  section  may be initiated by any person,  corporation, association or public officer, or  by  the  department,  by  filing written charges with the department.    3.  No  permit  or certificate shall be revoked, suspended, limited or  annulled without a hearing, except as provided in subdivision  three  of  section  five  hundred  seventy-six  of this title. However, a permit or  certificate may be temporarily suspended without a hearing for a  period  not  to  exceed  thirty  days  upon  notice to the permit or certificate  holder following a finding by the department  that  the  public  health,  safety or welfare is in imminent danger.    4. The commissioner shall set a time and place for the hearing. A copy  of  the  charges,  together with the notice of the time and place of the  hearing, shall be mailed to the permit or  certificate  holder,  at  the  address  specified  on  the permit at least fifteen days before the date  set for the hearing. The permit or certificate holder  shall  file  with  the  department, not less than five days prior to the hearing, a written  answer to the charges.    5. Any person or entity which owns or operates a  clinical  laboratory  and  who  does not hold a valid laboratory permit shall be liable to the  people of the state for a civil  penalty  not  to  exceed  two  thousand  dollars  for  each  day  for  the unauthorized operation of the clinical  laboratory.