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A licensing file raises a Minnesota question about records, reports, and required notices. Which answer is most defensible?

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D) Minnesota Chapter 58A civil penalties may be imposed after notice and opportunity for hearing, and the maximum penalty for each act or omission is $25000.

Minnesota Chapter 58A civil penalties may be imposed after notice and opportunity for hearing, and the maximum penalty for each act or omission is $25000.

Answer Options
A
Postpone the Minnesota licensing and NMLS authority issue until the next annual review.
B
Use only the federal baseline and ignore the separate Minnesota state requirement.
C
Apply the rule only after the Minnesota regulator has already opened an examination.
D
Minnesota Chapter 58A civil penalties may be imposed after notice and opportunity for hearing, and the maximum penalty for each act or omission is $25000.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Minnesota Chapter 58A civil penalties may be imposed after notice and opportunity for hearing, and the maximum penalty for each act or omission is $25000.

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