Who has the authority to place a license on probation, revoke, or suspend it?

The authority to place a license on probation, revoke, or suspend it is held by the Board. In the context of North Dakota Esthetician Law Practice, the Board is responsible for overseeing the licensing and regulation of estheticians. This includes the enforcement of laws and regulations that govern professional conduct and standards of practice.

The Board’s role encompasses various disciplinary actions, which can include probation, suspension, or revocation of a license based on violations of established laws or safety regulations. This responsibility is crucial for maintaining public trust and ensuring that estheticians adhere to the professional standards necessary for protecting clients and promoting safety in the practice.

Other entities listed, such as The Inspector, The Secretary, and The Governor, do not possess the statutory authority to take such actions regarding licensing. The Inspector typically focuses on compliance checks and enforcement of health and safety standards, while the Secretary may manage administrative functions without direct disciplinary authority. The Governor may have a role in broader regulatory oversight but does not specifically handle individual licensing decisions for estheticians.