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restricting the person's occupational license as a result
of allegations of misconduct.__This subparagraph also
applies when the denial, suspension, revocation or
restriction of the license is pursuant to a consent
agreement between the person and the licensing agency,
whether or not the agency also issued an order; or

 
H.__Has, within the last 5 years, entered into a consent
agreement with a state or federal enforcement or regulatory
agency in which the person agreed to discontinue engaging in
one or more practices alleged by the agency to have been an
unfair or deceptive act or practice.

 
Sec. 45. 35-A MRSA §7107, sub-§5, as enacted by PL 1999, c. 59, §1 and
affected by §3, is amended to read:

 
5. Enforcement authority. In addition to any authority the
commission may have pursuant to other law, the commission may
enforce this section in accordance with this subsection.

 
A. In an adjudicatory proceeding, the commission may impose
an administrative penalty upon the following entities for
the following violations:

 
(1) A service provider who provides or charges for an
unauthorized service;

 
(2) A service provider or billing aggregator who is
required to be registered under subsection 2 and who is
not properly registered pursuant to that subsection;

 
(3) A billing agent who knowingly bills on behalf of a
service provider who is required to be registered under
subsection 2 and who is not properly registered
pursuant to that subsection at the time the billing
agent's bill is generated; and

 
(4) A billing agent that fails to comply with any of
the requirements of subsection 4.

 
B. The amount of any administrative penalty imposed under
paragraph A may not exceed $1,000 per violator for
violations arising out of the same incident or complaint and
must be based on:

 
(1) The severity of the violation, including the
intent of the violator, the nature, circumstances,
extent and gravity of any prohibited acts;

 
(2) The history of previous violations; and


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