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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: October 28, 2024) |
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61. Department of Business and Professional Regulation |
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D61. Departmental |
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61-19. Talent Agencies |
1Upon proof of violation of the term of Part VII, Chapter 468, Florida Statutes, the Department may impose fines, civil penalties and license suspension or revocation. The following monetary fines are adopted but are not exclusive of any other remedy authorized to be sought by the Department:
48(1) Failure to display license – up to $50;
57(2) Any other violation of Part VII, Chapter 468, Florida Statutes – a civil penalty in an amount not to exceed the biennial license fee up to $400.
85(3) Minor Violations, Notice of Noncompliance.
91(a) As an alternative to the provisions of 99455.225(1) 100and (2), Florida Statutes, the Department may provide a licensee with a notice of non-compliance for an initial offense of a minor violation.
123(b) Minor violations that do not endanger the public health, safety and welfare, and which do not demonstrate a serious inability to practice the profession are:
1491. Failure to file with the Department an amended or supplemental schedule of maximum fees, if changes in such occur, pursuant to Section 172468.406(1), 173Florida Statutes, provided the licensee notifies the Department of such changes no later than five (5) days before said changes are to become effective, noticed verbally first if necessary and followed up with written correspondence immediately thereafter.
2102. Failure to conspicuously post the talent agency license in a manner as to be open to the view of the public, pursuant to Section 235468.407(2), 236Florida Statutes, provided that the license is posted in the talent agency, but not in the most public view, and that the license is conspicuously posted within five (5) days of notification by the Department.
2713. Failure to conspicuously post a printed copy of the statutes and rules governing talent agencies, pursuant to Section 290468.412(4), 291Florida Statutes, provided that such has previously been posted, but not in an adequately conspicuous location, and that such conspicuous posting is accomplished within five (5) days of notification by the Department.
3234. Failure to include in any type of advertisement as defined by Section 336468.412(6), 337Florida Statutes, or any Department rule, the full street address and city of the talent agency, provided such failure is corrected and verified by the Department within fifteen (15) days of notification by the Department.
372Specific Authority 374455.225(3), 375468.402(3) FS. 377Law Implemented 379455.225(3), 380468.402, 381468.407(2) FS. 383History–New 7-27-87, Amended 6-12-90, Formerly 21-19.009.
