Current through Register 1536, December 6, 2024
Subsection 110.R3.9 - Compliance Assurance110.R3.9.1Grounds. The BBRS may suspend or revoke the registration of any TPIA or certification of any manufacturer, if the approval was issued in error; was issued on the basis of incorrect information; was issued in violation of any of the applicable codes or 780 CMR 110.R3; if examination discloses that the entity failed to perform properly; or for such other cause as may be deemed sufficient by the Office to warrant such action. If there is a violation of the specialized codes, the Office shall notify the authority having jurisdiction.110.R3.9.2Notice. If the BBRS suspends or revokes the registration of a TPIA, the TPIA shall be given notice in writing from the Office of the suspension or revocation with the reasons therefore set forth therein. Manufacturers being evaluated or inspected by such agencies and all local enforcement agencies within the Commonwealth shall also be notified in writing of such suspension or revocation. Such notices shall contain instructions to the manufacturer and to the local enforcement agency as to the procedures to be followed regarding product previously certified by the TPIA whose approval has been suspended or revoked. If the BBRS suspends or revokes the certification of a manufacturer, the manufacturer shall be given notice in writing from the Office of the suspension or revocation with the reasons therefore set forth therein. Such notices shall contain instructions to the TPIA and to the local enforcement agency as to the procedures to be followed regarding product produced by the manufacturer whose certification has been suspended or revoked.110.R3.9.3Records. If an entity whose registration or certification has been suspended or revoked shall within 90 days of the suspension or revocation deliver to the custody of the Office the originals of all records required to be maintained during the course of its operations pursuant to the applicable codes and 780 CMR 110.R3.110.R3.9.4Appeal. Any entity aggrieved by a revocation or suspension stemming from a violation of 780 CMR 110.R3 or any other section or provision of 780 CMR may appeal to the BBRS as allowed by 780 CMR 1.00: Scope and Administration. For appeals to specialized code requirements the authority having jurisdiction shall administer the appeal.780 CMR, ch. 110.00, 780 CMR 110R3, 110.R3.9
Adopted by Mass Register Issue 1532, eff. 10/11/2024.