Ind. Code § 20-24-4-1.5
Authorization; organizer with terminated or non-renewed charter; approval by state board
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Current — January 1, 2025
As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 1.5. (a) Before an authorizer may issue a charter to an organizer that has had its charter terminated or has been informed that its charter will not be renewed by the organizer's current authorizer, the authorizer must request to have the proposal reviewed by the state board at a hearing. The state board shall conduct a hearing in which the authorizer must present information indicating that the organizer's proposal is substantively different in the areas of deficiency identified by the current authorizer from the organizer's current proposal as set forth within the charter with its current authorizer.
Sec. 1.5. (a) Before an organizer that has received written notice from its current authorizer that its charter will be revoked or will not be renewed may receive a charter from another authorizer, the authorizer must request to have the proposal reviewed by the state board at a hearing unless the notice of revocation or nonrenewal is received by the organizer after the organizer has informed its current authorizer that it is seeking to change authorizers.
(b) The state board shall conduct a hearing in which the authorizer must present information indicating that the organizer's proposal is substantively different in the areas of deficiency identified by the current authorizer from the organizer's current proposal as set forth within the charter with its current authorizer.
(c) After the state board conducts a hearing under subsection (b), the state board shall either approve or deny the proposal. If the proposal is denied by the state board, the authorizer may not issue a charter to the organizer.
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