Regulations Governing the Designation and Management of Hospitals for the Health Examination of Employed Aliens after Entry Article 8

When designated hospitals are found to be in one of the following conditions, the central competent health authority may revoke their designation:1. Changes in hospital accreditation or laboratory certification qualification resulting in not meeting required qualifications of Paragraph 1 of Article 2;2. Violation of regulations of Paragraph 3 of Article 4, Article 5 or Paragraph 1 of Article 6;3. Issuance of false certificate of health examination and is so proved by investigation;4. Obvious flaws are noted in the quality of health examination and operational procedures, and have been notified by competent health authorities at various levels for correction in due time and have not made correction;5. In violation of the regulations of Paragraph 4 of Article 4, and have been notified by competent health authorities at various levels for correction in due time and yet have not made correction.Designated hospitals whose qualifications are revoked by the central competent health authority in accordance with one of the regulations of Subparagraphs 2 through 4 of the preceding Paragraph, may apply again for designation two years after the day of revocation.