(a) A complaint not involving sexual misconduct will
be considered timely if brought within five years of the date of the
termination of professional services.
(b) A complaint alleging sexual misconduct will be
considered timely if brought within seven years after the date of
termination of services or within five years of the patient, client
or recipient of services reaching the age of majority, whichever is
greater.
(c) A complaint arising out of a matter required to
be reported to the Council pursuant to rule §884.32 of this chapter,
will be considered timely if brought within five years of the date
the matter is reported to the Council. Limitations shall not begin
to run for any such complaint until the matter is reported in accordance
with Council rules.
(d) This rule does not apply to a complaint closed
as a result of the expiration of a license and subsequently reopened
or initiated anew by the Council in connection with an application
for reinstatement under §882.22 of this chapter.
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