Sec. 8. (a) A person shall cooperate in an inquiry, investigation, or inspection conducted by, or on behalf of, the division for purposes of determining whether or not a person has violated or is about to violate any provision under this article. The willful failure of a person to cooperate, absent a bona fide claim of privilege, may: (1) be considered by the division a violation of statute; and (2) thus subject the person to denial, suspension, or revocation of licensing or a bar from licensing. (b) The following are examples of, but are not the only, conduct by a person that may be considered a failure to cooperate: (1) The failure to timely respond by way of appearance or production of documents to a subpoena or order issued by the division. (2) The failure to answer any question pertinent to inquiry unless the response to the question is subject to a bona fide claim of privilege. (3) The failure to grant division personnel access to: (A) the business premises of a dealer or a person required to be licensed as a dealer; or (B) the records and documents that the dealer or person required to be licensed as a dealer is required, by statute or rule, to make available for inspection. (4) The failure to attend a scheduled proceeding at which the appearance of the person is required. If a person elects to retain counsel for the purpose of representation in any such proceeding, it is the responsibility of the person to do so in a timely fashion. The failure of a person to retain counsel, absent a showing of good cause, does not require an adjournment of the proceeding. (5) The failure to timely respond to or to provide information requested under a demand under this chapter. (6) Aiding or abetting the failure of another person to cooperate.
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