North Dakota Code § 25-16-08

Revocation of license
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The department may revoke a license of a provider agency upon a proper showing that:
1. Any of the conditions set forth in section 25 -16-03 as requirements for the issuance of 
the license no longer exists;
2. The license was issued upon fraudulent or untrue representations;
3. The owner or operator has violated any of the rules of the department; or
4. The owner or operator of the provider agency has been guilty of an offense 
determined by the department to have a direct bearing upon a person's ability to serve 
the public as an owner or operator, or the department determines, following conviction 
of an offense, that the person is not sufficiently rehabilitated under section 
12.1-33-02.1.
25-16-09. Hearing on denial or revocation of license.
Before any application for a license is denied or before the revocation of such license by the 
department, written charges as to the reasons for the revocation or denial must be served upon 
the applicant or provider agency, who has a right to a hearing before the department, if a 
hearing is requested within ten days after service of written charges.

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