1. The Department may suspend, revoke or
refuse to renew any license issued pursuant to NAC
486.370 if:
(a) The licensee:
(1) Is no longer certified in the
administration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and:
(I) Trained in the administration of first
aid; or
(II) Certified in another
area approved by the Administrator;
(2) Had a license suspended or revoked by the
Department and not reissued or reinstated for any cause;
(3) Fails to attend any required training
event sponsored by the Program unless the Department grants a waiver pursuant
to subsection 2 of NAC
486.380;
(4) Is convicted of:
(I) A felony in this State or any other
jurisdiction;
(II) A crime
involving fraud, deceptive trade practices, dishonesty or moral turpitude in
this State or any other jurisdiction; or
(III) A sexual offense, as defined in
NRS
179D.097, in this State or any other
jurisdiction;
(5)
Willfully fails to comply with any directive issued by the Department;
(6) Fails to cooperate with the
Department in any investigation;
(7) Makes any changes to the course
materials, curriculum or standards developed by the curriculum organization
without written approval from the Department and the curriculum organization;
or
(8) Issues a course completion
card to a student who does not successfully complete a course of instruction in
motorcycle education, including, without limitation, a student who completes a
course that is different than the course indicated on the completion card.
(b) The Department
determines that:
(1) The licensee knowingly
made a false or misleading statement or concealed a material fact in connection
with his or her application for the license;
(2) The licensee taught a course of
instruction in motorcycle education when the licensee has consumed any alcohol
or drug, except for a medication that does not affect his or her ability to
teach the course;
(3) The licensee
knowingly allowed a student who is not, in the determination of the licensee,
reasonably physically or mentally capable of operating a motorcycle safely to
participate in a course of instruction on motorcycle education;
(4) The licensee is no longer physically able
to safely operate a motorcycle and train other persons in the operation of a
motorcycle;
(5) The licensee
willfully violated a rule of conduct set forth in NAC
486.395; or
(6) Suspending, revoking or refusing to renew
the license of the applicant is in the best interest of the public.
