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(225 ILCS 120/60) (from Ch. 111, par. 8301-60)
(Section scheduled to be repealed on January 1, 2028)
Sec. 60.
Wholesaler licensing; complaints.
The Department may refuse
to issue a license to establish a new licensed wholesale drug
distributorship, if an owner of the wholesale drug distributorship applying
for a license was an owner of a wholesale drug distributorship that had its
license revoked, unless the owner presents sufficient evidence indicating
rehabilitation. Once a complaint has been filed by the Department against
a wholesale drug distributorship the Department may refuse to issue a
license to establish a new licensed wholesale drug distributorship,
until such time as the Department issues a decision on the complaint if an
owner of the new wholesale drug distributorship was also an owner of a
wholesale drug distributorship against which the complaint was filed.
Neither an application for change of ownership nor for a change of location
for any such wholesale drug distributorship shall be acted on by the
Department until such time as the Department issues a decision on the
complaint. In the event that the wholesale drug distributorship against
which the complaint has been filed ceases to be licensed by the Department,
for any reason, before the Department's decision on the complaint and an
owner or that wholesale drug distributorship applies for a license to
establish a new wholesale drug distributorship, the Department shall
conduct a hearing on the complaint earlier filed, regardless of whether
that wholesale drug distributorship is presently licensed by the
Department. If the conduct for which the complaint was originally filed
would have been sufficient to result in a revocation of a license to
operate a licensed wholesale drug distributorship, then the conduct shall
constitute sufficient grounds for denial of an application for a license.
(Source: P.A. 87-594.)
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