(a) Voluntary termination. An organization may voluntarily terminate its registration by notifying the Attorney General of such intent. The organization's registration shall terminate upon such notification.

(b) Failure to apply for renewal of registration. Failure to apply for renewal of registration will result in the automatic termination of the organization's registration. If so terminated, the organization must apply for a new registration. The effective date of the new registration will be the date that the registration is approved by the Attorney General, and the registration will expire on January 14th of the following year.

(c) Loss of license, permit or accreditation. An organization's registration shall automatically terminate in the event that the organization fails to remain in compliance with local, state or federal statutes and regulations, or professional requirements necessary to carry out the activities for which it was registered.

(d) Ownership change. An organization's registration shall automatically terminate in the event of a change of structure of the organization.

(e) Failure to notify. An organization's registration shall automatically terminate in the event the organization fails to notify the Attorney General within thirty (30) days of any changes in their registration documents, as required by Section 12626 of the Government Code.