Oregon Law
Law as of Jan 1, 2024
Chapter contents
704.010Definitions 704.015Applicability of chapter 704.020Registration requirement; liability insurance; bond or financial security; fees; decal; rules 704.021Proof of compliance with registration requirements 704.023Requirements for outfitter and guide serving outdoor youth program 704.025Reciprocity for certain licensees of other states; rules 704.030False statements in registration application; special requirements for use of boat 704.035Opportunity for hearing; judicial review of decision 704.040Revocation of registration; restriction on registration application after revocation; reprimands; rules 704.045Registration of fishing derby with board; exemption from outfitter and guide registration; fee 704.050Cancellation of liability insurance; notice to board; suspension of registration 704.060Certification process for participation in allocation of certain deer and elk permits; fee 704.065Decal to be affixed to boat 704.070Requirements for safety equipment, experience and training 704.500Rules 704.510Outfitters and Guides Account 704.520Board to submit list of registrants to tourism promotion agency 704.525Advisory committee; membership; duties 704.900Civil penalties; procedure; rules 704.990Criminal penalties

Chapter 704 — Outfitters and Guides

ORS 704.035 Opportunity for hearing; judicial review of decision

(1)

The State Marine Board shall provide an opportunity for hearing as required by ORS chapter 183 when the board proposes to:

(a)

Deny issuance or renewal of an outfitter and guide registration;

(b)

Revoke or suspend a registration; or

(c)

Reprimand an outfitter and guide.

(2)

Any person aggrieved by a decision of the board under this chapter is entitled to judicial review of the decision in accordance with the procedure for contested cases provided by ORS chapter 183.

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