If a licensee fails to follow a written directive from the AZ ROC, what is the potential civil penalty?

The civil penalty for a licensee who fails to follow a written directive from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (AZ ROC) is indeed set at a potential fine of $500. This penalty emphasizes the importance of compliance with directives issued by the AZ ROC, which are established to ensure adherence to laws and regulations governing contractors in Arizona.

By imposing a specific monetary consequence, the statute serves as a deterrent for non-compliance and underscores the seriousness of respecting the authority of the AZ ROC. The structured penalties are designed to encourage licensees to operate within the legal framework and to maintain professional standards, which is crucial for consumer protection and maintaining the integrity of the construction industry in Arizona.

Understanding this civil penalty helps licensees recognize the importance of adhering to guidance from the AZ ROC and can prevent financial repercussions associated with non-compliance.