7.__Attorney General enforcement.__The Attorney General may file an action in Superior Court to enforce any final action taken by the department under this section.__In the event that the Attorney General files an action pursuant to its separate authority outlined in section 1848, pending department proceedings in accordance with this section are stayed pursuant to section 1848, subsection 2.

§1845.__Continuing supervision

Continuing supervision of holders of certificates of public advantage under this chapter may consist of periodic reports, supervisory reviews and additional supervisory activities.

1.__Periodic report and supervisory review.__With regard to a certificate of public advantage approved under this chapter, the certificate holder shall report periodically to the department on the extent of the benefits realized and compliance with other terms and conditions of the certificate.__The certificate holder shall submit copies of the report to the Attorney General and to the Governor's Office of Health Policy and Finance at the time the report is filed with the department.__The Attorney General and the Governor's Office of Health Policy and Finance may submit to the department comments on the report filed under this subsection.__The department shall consider any comments on the report from the Attorney General and the Governor's Office of Health Policy and Finance in the course of its evaluation of the certificate holder's report.__Within 60 days of receipt of the certificate holder's report, the department shall make findings regarding the report, including responses to any comments from the Attorney General and the Governor's Office of Health Policy and Finance, determine whether to institute additional supervisory activities under this section and notify the certificate holder.

2.__Additional supervisory activities. The provisions of this subsection apply to additional supervisory activities determined necessary under subsection 1.

A.__The department shall conduct additional supervisory activities whenever requested by the Attorney General or the Governor's Office of Health Policy and Finance, or whenever the department, in its discretion, determines those activities appropriate, and: