Under the rules, which statement about a license that has been suspended is true?

Under the rules, which statement about a license that has been suspended is true?

• A. They may be a partner, officer, or owner
• B. They may be employed by a producer
• C. They may not be a partner, officer, or owner, nor be employed
• D. They may be involved in other unrelated businesses

Answer: (C)

When a license is suspended, the person can no longer participate in activities that require that license, including holding positions of control and working in the licensed business. The statement that best captures this is that the suspended licensee may not be a partner, officer, or owner, nor be employed. Holding any leadership role in a licensed entity or being employed in the licensed field would enable ongoing licensable activities, which isn’t permitted during suspension. The rule is designed to prevent the licensee from exercising authority or performing licensable work while the suspension is in effect. Involvement in unrelated businesses isn’t what this rule addresses, so the full restriction described in the correct statement is the correct one.

When a license is suspended, the person can no longer participate in activities that require that license, including holding positions of control and working in the licensed business. The statement that best captures this is that the suspended licensee may not be a partner, officer, or owner, nor be employed. Holding any leadership role in a licensed entity or being employed in the licensed field would enable ongoing licensable activities, which isn’t permitted during suspension. The rule is designed to prevent the licensee from exercising authority or performing licensable work while the suspension is in effect. Involvement in unrelated businesses isn’t what this rule addresses, so the full restriction described in the correct statement is the correct one.