HB 769
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HB 769
Administrative Procedure (UAPA) - As introduced, prohibits the revocation of a license by an agency unless the agency provides notice of facts or conduct that warrant such action and the licensee was permitted to show compliance; requires testimony in an agency proceeding to be given under oath and for persons who allege misconduct by a licensee to be present and available to testify at the proceeding. - Amends TCA Title 4, Chapter 5
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| Martin Daniel | Sponsors | Martin Daniel sponsored HB 769. | None |
| Mike Bell | Sponsors | Mike Bell sponsored HB 769. | None |
| Administrative Procedure (UAPA) - As introduced, prohibits the revocation of a license by an agency unless the agency provides notice of facts or conduct that warrant such action and the licensee was permitted to show compliance; requires testimony in an agency proceeding to be given under oath and for persons who allege misconduct by a licensee to be present and available to testify at the procee | Source records | HB 769 has an explicit source reference to Administrative Procedure (UAPA) - As introduced, prohibits the revocation of a license by an agency unless the agency provides notice of facts or conduct that warrant such action and the licensee was permitted to show compliance; requires testimony in an agency proceeding to be given under oath and for persons who allege misconduct by a licensee to be present and available to testify at the procee. | None |
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