§ 61417 Handler License Probation Orders

Key Takeaways

•If someone with a handler’s license breaks the rules, the boss can choose to not take away their license.
•Instead, the boss can give them a warning or put them on probation with special rules.
•The boss must hold a meeting (hearing) to decide what the rules or warnings will be.
•These rules or warnings must help make sure the handler follows the laws and regulations.

Example

A dog trainer has a license but didn’t follow some safety rules while training dogs.

Instead of taking away their license, the boss could say, 'You can keep your license, but you have to check in every month and follow these new safety steps.' They decide this in a meeting where the trainer can explain what happened.

In lieu of revoking or suspending a handler’s license under Section 61416, the director may impose any other conditional and probationary orders, pursuant to a noticed hearing, that may be proper for the enforcement of this chapter or to enforce any provision of any regulation adopted by the director pursuant to Section 61341. (Added by Stats. 1983, Ch. 857, Sec. 4.)

Key Takeaways

•If someone with a handler’s license breaks the rules, the boss can choose to not take away their license.
•Instead, the boss can give them a warning or put them on probation with special rules.
•The boss must hold a meeting (hearing) to decide what the rules or warnings will be.
•These rules or warnings must help make sure the handler follows the laws and regulations.

Example

A dog trainer has a license but didn’t follow some safety rules while training dogs.

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