Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 8, § 9771.80 - Additional or Nonroutine Examinations and Surveys
(a) An examination or survey is additional or
nonroutine for good cause for the purposes of Section 4600.6(q) of the Code
when the reason for such examination or survey is any of the following:
(1) The organization's noncompliance with
written instructions from the Administrative Director;
(2) The organization has violated, or the
Administrative Director has reason to believe that the organization has
violated, any of the provisions of Sections 4600.3, 4600.5, or 4600.6 of the
Code or regulations referring to those sections.
(3) The organization has committed, or the
Administrative Director has reason to believe that the organization has
committed, any of the acts or omissions enumerated in Section 4600.5(k) of the
Code.
(4) The Administrative
Director deems such additional or nonroutine examination or survey necessary to
verify representations made to the Administrative Director by an organization
in response to a deficiency letter.
(b) Each situation giving rise to an
additional or nonroutine examination or survey shall be evaluated on a
case-by-case basis as to the seriousness of the violation, or lack of timely or
adequate response by the organization to the Administrative Director's request
to correct the violation. The organization shall be notified in writing of the
provisions of the Act or regulations which have been, or may have been,
violated and which therefore caused such additional or nonroutine examination
or survey to be performed. The expense of such examinations and surveys shall
be charged to the organization being examined or surveyed in accordance with
Section 4600.6(q) of the Code.
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