028-11 Wyo. Code R. §§ 11-7 - Petition for Modifying Conditions or Restrictions
(a) A licensee may
petition the Board to modify any conditions or restrictions on his or her
license. The licensee shall submit a written petition for modification to the
Board office. The petition for modification shall include evidence
demonstrating:
(i) Compliance with all
previously entered Board orders;
(ii) That the modification is consistent with
any treatment plan or medical orders, if applicable; and
(iii) That the modification will ensure the
public is adequately protected.
(b) The IC assigned the matter shall review
the petition and shall recommend that the Board either grant or deny the
petition within 30 days of the Board office receiving the petition.
(c) Board Consideration.
(i) The Board shall consider the petition and
the IC's recommendation at its earliest convenience.
(ii) The Board may approve or deny the
petition for modification.
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(a) A licensee may petition the Board to modify any conditions or restrictions on his or her license. The licensee shall submit a written petition for modification to the Board office. The petition for modification shall include evidence demonstrating:
(i) Compliance with all previously entered Board orders;
(ii) That the modification is consistent with any treatment plan or medical orders, if applicable; and
(iii) That the modification will ensure the public is adequately protected.
(b) The IC assigned the matter shall review the petition and shall recommend that the Board either grant or deny the petition within 30 days of the Board office receiving the petition.
(c) Board Consideration.
(i) The Board shall consider the petition and the IC's recommendation at its earliest convenience.
(ii) The Board may approve or deny the petition for modification.