Tennessee § 68-11-1611 - Review of progress — Revocation of certificate.
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§ 68-11-1611. Review of progress — Revocation of certificate.
The agency shall, at least annually, review progress on any project covered by an issued certificate of need, and may require a showing by the holder of such certificate of substantial and timely progress to implement the project; and if, in the opinion of the executive director, such progress is lacking, the executive director may present a petition for revocation of the certificate of need for the agency's consideration. The agency may revoke the certificate of need based upon a finding that the holder has not proceeded to implement the project in a timely manner. Acts 2002, ch. 780, § 4.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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