R657-68-7. Violation and Discipline

  (1)(a) A trial hunter may not take protected wildlife under authority of a license or permit obtained with a trial hunting authorization, unless accompanied at all times in the field by a supervising hunter satisfying the requirements of R657-68-5(1)(b).

  (b) A person may not take game birds on a commercial hunting area under authority of a trial hunting authorization, unless accompanied at all times in the field by a supervising hunter satisfying the requirements of R657-68-5(1)(b).

  (2) The division may refuse to issue a trial hunting authorization to a person that:

  (a) fails to satisfy the eligibility criteria in R657-68-3 or R657-68-5(1)(a);

  (b) provides false or misleading information in the application for a trial hunting authorization; or

  (c) has engaged in conduct that results in a conviction, no contest plea, plea held in abeyance, or diversion agreement to a:

  (i) violation of the Wildlife Resources Code, or the rules and guidebooks of the Wildlife Board; or

  (ii) crime that when considered with the privileges granted in a trial hunting authorization bears a reasonable relationship to the person's ability or willingness to safely and responsibly participate in the program.

  (3) A hunting license or permit is invalid when obtained with a trial hunting authorization that is acquired by fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation.