§ 14319 Emergency Commissioner Actions
When a regulator takes control of a company or takes action against a person without giving them advance notice or a hearing, they must immediately give a written notice that explains exactly why they are doing it and what the problem is.
A state regulator seizes a nursing home that has been neglecting residents, without first warning the owners.
At the moment the regulator takes over, they must hand the owners a written order that lists the specific unsafe conditions, such as failure to provide proper medical care, that justify the takeover.
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§ 14319 Emergency Commissioner Actions
Last verified: January 11, 2026