Institutional Long-Term Care Juridical Entities Act Article 22

The competent authority may, depending on the severity of the situation, disciplineinstitutional long-term care juridical entities that underperform, violate laws, or fail to conform to the criteria for approval of their establishment, require remedies within a specified period, suspend in whole or in part the business activities thereof, or revoke the approvals issued.The competent authority may revoke the approvals issued if ainstitutional long-term care juridical entities falls under any of the following circumstances:1. Failing to establish a long-term care institution that offers in situ services according to the business plan upon approval of the establishment thereof or failing to obtain approval from the competent authority for any change in the business plan, and failing to undertake remedies within a specified period despite being required to do so by the competent authority.2. Failing to comply with the determination made by the central competent authority in accordance with Paragraph 2 of Article 8 due to a decrease of self-owned assets, termination or change of business of the organizations established, or revocation of the approval issued to such organizations, and failing to undertake remedies within a specified period despite being required to do so by the competent authority.