Sections
26 entriesSection 5560Allows the board to investigate an architect on its own motion and requires investigation upon a person’s verified written complaint. Allows temporary…Section 5561Sets a five-year deadline to file an accusation against a licensee after the board discovers, or with reasonable diligence should have discovered,…Section 5561.5Requires the following: The proceedings for the suspension or revocation of licenses under this article must be conducted in accordance with the…Section 5565Allows a board decision to impose immediate complete suspension, permit completion of unfinished architectural contracts, impose operating conditions, and bar restoration applications…Section 5570Allows a reviewing court, in its discretion, to permit an architect to continue practicing while judicial review is pending if the licensee…Section 5571Allows appeal or review of a superior-court judgment suspending or cancelling a certificate but bars a stay of enforcement during appeal unless…Section 5573Allows the board to reinstate a suspended license upon required compliance or, absent reinstatement terms, in its discretion; renewal does not authorize…Section 5577Establishes a substantially related criminal conviction as grounds for architect discipline and treats guilty pleas, guilty verdicts, and no-contest convictions as convictions,…Section 5578Establishes practicing in violation of the chapter as a ground for disciplinary action against a license holder. The disciplinary ground arises from…Section 5579Establishes the following rule: The fact that the holder of a license has obtained the license by fraud or misrepresentation, or that…Section 5580Sets the following rule: The fact that the holder of a license is impersonating an architect or former architect of the same…Section 5582Sets aiding or abetting a person who is not authorized under the chapter to practice architecture as a ground for disciplinary action…Section 5582.1Establishes as disciplinary grounds a licensee signing plans, drawings, specifications, or other service instruments not prepared by the licensee or under the…Section 5583Establishes fraud or deceit by a license holder in the practice of architecture as a ground for disciplinary action. The provision makes…Section 5584Sets negligence or willful misconduct by a license holder in the practice of architecture as a ground for disciplinary action. The disciplinary…Section 5585Establishes incompetency or recklessness by a license holder in the practice of architecture as a ground for disciplinary action. The provision makes…Section 5586Establishes disciplinary action by any public agency against a license holder for an act substantially related to an architect’s qualifications, functions, or…Section 5586.5Sets as a disciplinary ground a false statement made by a licensed architect serving as a qualified professional certifier in a certification…Section 5587Allows the board to investigate an architect-in-training title user and suspend or revoke an active authorization for loss of licensed supervision, fraud…Section 5587.5Requires the following: (a)A licensed architect who is responsible for supervising a person using the title architect-in-training pursuant to Section 5500.2 must…Section 5588Requires an architecture licensee to report in writing within 30 days after learning of a judgment, settlement, arbitration award, or administrative action…Section 5588.1Requires a professional-liability insurer or self-insuring state or local agency to report within 30 days after paying any portion of a covered…Section 5588.2Extends the specified judgment, settlement, arbitration, and administrative-action reporting requirements to matters involving an entity or governmental agency in which a licensee…Section 5588.3Exempts a licensee who provides a report to the board as required by the article from being treated as violating a confidential…Section 5588.4Allows the board to adopt regulations that further define the reporting requirements imposed by the two specified reporting provisions. The authority is…Section 5590Requires a California court clerk to report to the board within 10 days after a judgment that a license holder committed a…