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Under RELA, a Pennsylvania licensee received a disciplinary order that includes a requirement to complete additional remedial education as a condition of keeping their license. Does this remedial education count toward the standard 14-hour CE requirement?

Correct Answer

A) No, remedial education ordered as part of a disciplinary action is in addition to the standard 14-hour CE requirement

Under SREC practice, remedial education ordered as part of a disciplinary action is separate from and in addition to the standard CE requirement. The licensee must complete both the remedial education and the regular 14-hour CE.

Answer Options
A
No, remedial education ordered as part of a disciplinary action is in addition to the standard 14-hour CE requirement
B
Yes, all remedial education automatically satisfies the CE requirement
C
Yes, but only if the remedial education exceeds 14 hours
D
Remedial education replaces the CE requirement for the next three renewal cycles

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