Can a temporary permit for a veterinarian be revoked without a hearing?

A temporary permit for a veterinarian can indeed be revoked without a hearing if it is carried out by a majority vote of the appropriate regulatory body. This provision allows the governing board to act swiftly in situations where a veterinarian's conduct may pose an immediate risk to the public or animal health. The ability to revoke a temporary permit without a hearing ensures that there is a mechanism in place to address urgent concerns without the delays that can accompany formal proceedings.

In specific situations, such as instances involving misconduct or failure to comply with regulations, the majority vote process enables the board to maintain oversight and ensure public safety efficiently. This aligns with the regulatory body's responsibilities to protect both animal and public welfare.

The other options imply stricter protocols that do not align with the regulatory framework typically in place for temporary permits, emphasizing that immediate action may not always require extended procedures.