Insights into Consumer Safety Branch Compliance Activities in 2023
Discover key data and outcomes from the Consumer Safety Branch EMS Compliance for the year 2023, including cases referred, outcomes, informal conferences, state office hearings, orders and agreements processed, year-to-year comparisons, and closed cases. Gain valuable insights into the compliance process and enforcement activities within the branch.
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Consumer Safety Branch EMS COMPLIANCE
COMPLIANCE 2023 CALENDAR YEAR-END REPORT
Cases referred to Compliance 126 cases were referred in total: 88 through Compliance Review Committee (CRC) 23 through Emergency CRC 15 through streamlined CE audit (bypass CRC) CRC Emergency CRC 88 23 Streamline CE audit 15 Total 126
Outcomes After triage at CRC: 32 cases were returned to program 65 Notice of Violation (NOV) letters were cleared to be issued After streamline submission: 2 cases were returned back to program After Emergency CRC: 23 cases resulted in emergency suspension orders issued
Informal Conference (IC) 38 cases were heard at an IC: 25 cases were settled after the IC 13 cases were referred to the State Office of Administrative Hearings
State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH) CRC Compliance referred 13 cases either at the request of the Respondent or by the Department after an Informal Conference. All Respondents were offered the opportunity to have their case presented before an Administrative Law Judge Order NOV SOAH REFERRAL 13 SOAH IC
Orders & Agreements Processed 23 Emergency Suspension Orders (ESO) 36 Agreed Orders (AO) / Acceptance Order of Agreement (AOA) 2 Surrender Orders (SO) 12 Revocation Orders (RO) 13 Default Orders (DO) 1 Reinstatement Order (ReO) 13 Informal Conference Settlement Agreement (ICSA)
Year to Year Comparison of Orders/Agreements Processed Order/Agreement 55 36 23 23 13 13 13 12 8 2 5 1 1 0 0 2 ESO AO SO RO DO ReO ICSA Final Order 2023 2022 23 23 36 55 2 5 12 8 13 13 1 1 13 0 0 2 2023 2022
Cases Closed With or Without Monitoring Closed Cases Cases that have a finalized Order or an Agreement are either: 38% Closed with monitoring Terms or conditions to be monitored and can not be completely closed until terms are met Closed without monitoring No terms or conditions case closed 62% Closed w/monitoring Closed w/o monitoring
Cases Closed With or Without Monitoring Continued Closed Cases 58 cases were closed with monitoring 120 100 96 80 96 cases were closed without monitoring 60 58 40 20 0 Closed w/monitoring Closed w/o monitoring Closed w/monitoring Closed w/o monitoring
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