(1) Whenever any circuit or special grievance committee acting under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court finds probable cause to believe that an attorney has violated s. 440.105, such committee may forward to the appropriate state attorney a copy of the findings of probable cause and a copy of the report being filed in the matter.

(2) Whenever a physician, osteopath, chiropractor, podiatrist, or other practitioner is determined to have violated s. 440.105, the [Footnote 1] Board of Medical Examiners as set forth in chapter 458, the [Footnote 2] Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners as set forth in chapter 459, the Board of Chiropractic as set forth in chapter 460, the Board of Podiatric Medicine as set forth in chapter 461, or other appropriate licensing authority, shall hold an administrative hearing to consider the imposition of administrative sanctions as provided by law against said physician, osteopath, chiropractor, or other practitioner.

(3) Whenever any group or individual self-insurer, carrier, rating bureau, or agent or other representative of any carrier or rating bureau is determined to have violated s. 440.105, the Department of Insurance may revoke or suspend the authority or certification of any group or individual self-insurer, carrier, agent, or broker.

(4) The division shall report any contractor determined in violation of requirements of this chapter to the appropriate state licensing board for disciplinary action.