What must the bureau provide before suspending or revoking a license?

The requirement for a bureau to provide proper notice and a hearing before suspending or revoking a license is a fundamental principle of due process. This ensures that the licensee has the opportunity to be informed of the allegations or reasons for the action and to present their case in defense. It reflects the legal standards of fairness and justice, allowing for a transparent process that upholds the rights of individuals.

Licensing authorities are mandated to follow established procedures, which typically include notifying the licensee of the pending action and scheduling a hearing where evidence can be presented and evaluated. This process helps maintain the integrity of the licensing system and fosters trust in the regulatory authority.