Vermont Statutes Title 26. Professions and Occupations, § 2252. Powers and duties

(1) a definition of the activities that may be performed only by a licensee, in accordance with section 2211 of this title;

(2) qualifications for obtaining licensure, in accordance with section 2292 of this title;

(3) explanations of appeal and other significant rights given to applicants and the public;

(4) procedures for disciplinary and reinstatement cases;

(5) criteria for determining whether or not a deposit is reasonably expected to earn a substantial amount of interest in accordance with subsections 2214(b) and (c) of this title. The criteria shall include the following:

(1) if applications for licensure by examination are pending, offer examinations at least four times each year and pass upon the qualifications of applicants for licensing;

(2) use the administrative and legal services provided by the Office of Professional Regulation under 3 V.S.A. chapter 5;

(3) investigate suspected unprofessional conduct.

(1) investigate suspected cases of unauthorized practice of activities regulated by this chapter, and refer any such case to the Attorney General or a State's Attorney for possible prosecution and injunctive relief;

(2) conduct hearings;

(3) administer oaths and issue subpoenas pursuant to 3 V.S.A. §§ 809a and 809b;

(4) issue orders relating to discovery in the same manner as a judge under the Vermont Rules of Civil Procedure, which may be enforced in the same manner as a subpoena;

(5) adopt rules relating to the procedures to be followed in handling complaints and conducting hearings under this chapter;

(6) receive assistance from the Attorney General or other State agencies, so long as the assistance is not contrary to any other State law.