California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 3 — Professions and Vocations Generally, Chapter 20.3 — Automotive Repair, Article 7 — Denial, Suspension and Revocation

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Section 9889.1Allows the director to suspend or revoke a license issued under Article 6.5 and to refuse issuance for reasons stated in Section…Section 9889.2Allows license denial when the applicant or specified principals lack bureau qualifications, have unresolved prior revocation or suspension, committed conduct that would…Section 9889.3Allows license discipline for conduct by the licensee or its partners, officers, or directors, including Business and Professions Code or regulatory violations,…Section 9889.4Defines a guilty plea, guilty verdict, or conviction after a no-contest plea as a conviction for the article. Allows the director to…Section 9889.5Allows the director, after a hearing under the article, to discipline a licensee by imposing probation on terms and conditions set by…Section 9889.6Requires a licensee to surrender the affected license to the director when an order suspending or revoking a license governed by the…Section 9889.7Establishes that license expiration or suspension by law, director or court order, or voluntary surrender does not end the director’s jurisdiction over…Section 9889.8Limits accusations against licensees to three years after the alleged disciplinary act or omission. Extends the filing rule for an accusation alleging…Section 9889.9Allows the director, when a license has been revoked or suspended after a hearing under the article, to likewise revoke or suspend…Section 9889.10Allows the director to reinstate a suspended license after proof that the applicant complied with every reinstatement provision in the disciplinary decision.…

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