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49 Pa. Code § 43b.102. Expungement of disciplinary records.

§ 43b.102. Expungement of disciplinary records.

 (a)  Eligibility. The following disciplinary records are eligible for expungement:

   (1)  Discipline imposed for a violation involving failure to complete continuing education requirements.

   (2)  Discipline imposed for a violation involving practicing for 6 months or less on a lapsed or expired license, registration, certificate or permit.

 (b)  Prohibition. The Commissioner will not expunge disciplinary records for any violation other than those listed in subsection (a).

 (c)  Criteria for expungement of an eligible disciplinary record. The Commissioner will expunge an eligible disciplinary record if the following criteria are met:

   (1)  The disciplinary record must be the licensee’s only disciplinary record with a licensing board or commission under the Commissioner’s jurisdiction.

   (2)  The licensee may not be the subject of an active investigation related to professional or occupational conduct.

   (3)  The licensee may not be in a current disciplinary status, such as revoked, suspended or on probation.

   (4)  Any fees or fines, including civil penalties and costs imposed in a disciplinary proceeding, assessed against the licensee must be paid in full.

   (5)  The licensee may not have had a disciplinary record previously expunged by the Commissioner.



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