5.__Nonrenewal, suspension or revocation.__A commercial whitewater outfitter's license is subject to nonrenewal, suspension or revocation for good cause shown, including, but not limited to, unsafe practices, falsifications of reports or serious or continued violation of this chapter, subject to Title 5, chapter 375.

6.__Sale of business.__When a licensed outfitter's business is sold, the commercial whitewater outfitter's license must be returned to the department.__On application, the license must be reissued to the purchaser, as long as the purchaser meets the licensing requirements of the department and pays the license fee.__A person may not profit on the return and reissuance of the license itself, but nothing in this chapter may be construed to prohibit profit on the sale of any of the assets of a business.__ The license is not an asset and may not be transferred as part of a sale or transaction.__The department may require an affidavit from the purchaser to aid in enforcement of this provision.

7.__Sale of business; allocations.__When a licensed outfitter's business is sold, the selling outfitter's allocations or portions of the allocations subject to the sale must be returned to the department.__An outfitter who purchases the business of another outfitter whose commercial whitewater outfitter's license has been returned to the department as provided in subsection 6 has 60 days from the date of sale to submit an affidavit applying for the selling outfitter's allocation, ensuring that the level and quality of services of the selling outfitter will be maintained.__On application to the department, allocations may be reissued to the purchaser, as long as the purchaser meets the licensing and allocation requirements of the department and pays the license and allocation fees.__ The allocations are not assets of a business.__ Allocations or portions of the allocations may be transferred, pursuant to this chapter, from a selling outfitter to one or more purchasers only if the selling outfitter's allocations or portions of the allocations subject to the sale are returned to the department.__ An outfitter may not receive more than the maximum allocations allowed under section 12913, subsection 3.__When allocations are forfeited or when new allocations become available as a result of increases in the commercial use limits on an allocated river, the department shall sell those allocations at public auction to qualified recipients.__Net proceeds from the sale of allocations