Which disciplinary actions could the Board legally take against a licensee for violations?

• A. Fines only
• B. Suspension only
• C. Revocation only
• D. Fines, suspension, or revocation

Answer: (D)

Licensing boards have broad tools to sanction violations in order to protect the public. They can impose monetary penalties (fines), suspend the license for a period of time, or revoke the license entirely. The specific action chosen depends on how serious the violation is and the evidence from the process. Because the board has authority to use any of these options as needed, the choice that lists all three possibilities accurately reflects what the board may legally do. In some cases, a more limited sanction like a fine alone or a suspension alone could be appropriate, but the board also has the power to revoke, making the combined option the best answer.