A producer's license CANNOT be revoked without?

In Pennsylvania, the revocation of a producer's license requires due process, which includes providing the producer with a hearing. This ensures that the producer has an opportunity to present their case or defend their actions before any decision regarding revocation is made. The right to a hearing is a fundamental principle in administrative law, designed to ensure fair treatment and transparency in regulatory processes. It protects the producer against arbitrary or unjust actions by the regulatory authority.

While other elements, such as financial audits or criminal investigations, may be relevant in certain circumstances or as part of the overall investigation process, they are not prerequisites for the revocation itself. The key requirement is the hearing, which is essential for ensuring that the producer's rights are respected. This process allows for a thorough examination of the issues at hand and provides a platform for the producer to contest any allegations or findings before they potentially face license revocation.