Registration refusal procedure requires written representation opportunity and prompt communication of the Board's decision to applicants. The Board may reject a registration application after evaluation only after giving the applicant a reasonable opportunity to make a written representation; the Board's decision to reject must be communicated to the applicant within a specified timeframe, creating a procedural requirement for notice and timely notification of refusal.
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Registration refusal procedure requires written representation opportunity and prompt communication of the Board's decision to applicants.
The Board may reject a registration application after evaluation only after giving the applicant a reasonable opportunity to make a written representation; the Board's decision to reject must be communicated to the applicant within a specified timeframe, creating a procedural requirement for notice and timely notification of refusal.
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