POST issues default decertifications for absent applicants at May hearing
May 15, 2026 | Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
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The Tennessee POST Commission concluded its May informal hearing by voting to default-decertify applicants who were called but did not appear. The chair read a list of names called during roll call and commissioners moved to issue default decertifications for those not present, excluding one applicant the commission chose to preserve for a later slot.
A motion for default decertification of listed applicants not present carried by voice vote; commissioners directed POST staff to process the decertifications in the docket and notify affected applicants of the outcome.
The chair then adjourned the hearing.
A motion for default decertification of listed applicants not present carried by voice vote; commissioners directed POST staff to process the decertifications in the docket and notify affected applicants of the outcome.
The chair then adjourned the hearing.
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