Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0680-05-.06 - WITHDRAWAL OF APPROVAL
(1) Approval of any
course(s) may be withdrawn by the Board if:
(a) the establishment or conduct of a course
violates, or fails to meet the requirements of, the provisions of this chapter
or other applicable law;
(b) the
information contained in the application is materially inaccurate or
misleading;
(c) the provider, an
instructor, or any other school representative disseminates false or misleading
information concerning any course;
(d) the sponsor, an instructor, or any other
school representative possesses, claims to possess, reveals, or distributes any
questions utilized in examinations given by the Board;
(e) the performance of the instructor is so
deficient as to impair significantly the value of a course provided, however,
that the instructor shall receive adequate notice of the discovered deficiency
and opportunity to demonstrate satisfactory correction thereof; or
(f) the provider, an instructor, or any other
school representative disseminates false or misleading information regarding
classifications, law, or entices an applicant to apply for unnecessary classes
or purchase unnecessary course materials.
Notes
Authority: Chapter 657 of the Public Acts of 2006, §§ 2 and 3 and Tenn. Code Ann. §§ 62-6-104, 62-6-108 and 626-138 [effective January 1, 2007].
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