What is the consequence if a license or permit issued by the Board is suspended?

When a license or permit issued by the Board is suspended, the consequence specifically pertains to the temporary nature of the suspension itself. Suspension means that the individual is not allowed to practice during the suspension period, but the license or permit remains valid and is not permanently revoked or cancelled. This allows for the possibility of regaining full rights to practice once the terms of the suspension are satisfied.

The other options imply more permanent or extensive penalties. For example, permanent cancellation of the license suggests an irreversible loss of the ability to practice, which is not the case with suspension. Similarly, revocation indicates a more severe action where the ability to practice is completely removed without the possibility of reinstatement under the same license. Mandatory completion of additional training might be a prerequisite for reinstatement but does not directly describe the consequence of suspension itself. Therefore, a suspension of the license or permit accurately reflects the intended consequence, as it indicates a temporary limitation placed on the individual’s ability to practice while maintaining the integrity of their license status.