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Under RELA, the SREC discovers that a CE course provider has been issuing completion certificates to students who did not actually attend or complete the course. What action may the SREC take against the provider?

Correct Answer

A) The SREC may revoke the provider's approval status, preventing them from offering SREC-approved CE courses

Under SREC regulations, the Commission has authority to revoke a provider's approval status for issuing fraudulent completion certificates. This effectively prevents the provider from offering SREC-approved CE courses.

Answer Options
A
The SREC may revoke the provider's approval status, preventing them from offering SREC-approved CE courses
B
The SREC may only send a warning letter with no further consequences
C
The SREC has no authority over CE providers and cannot take action
D
The SREC may fine the individual students but cannot act against the provider

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