The Central Repository may suspend an authorization certificate granted under this chapter, if the Central Repository determines that the private provider: Perpetrated a fraud against the Central Repository or the public; Created the impression that the private provider is associated with or is a part of the Central Repository or another State agency; Conducted business in a manner that is detrimental to the interests of the Central Repository, the State, or the public; Has not met the administrative or operational requirements for authorization under this chapter; Has more than a 2 percent rejection rate of fingerprint impressions as determined by the Central Repository or FBI; or Failed to forward payments to the Central Repository as required under this chapter. The private provider may reapply for an authorization certificate after 6 months from the date of a suspension.