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A license holder has a formal disciplinary action on file with TREC. Which of the following most accurately describes how TREC treats that disciplinary record over time?

Correct Answer

B) Formal TREC disciplinary actions are generally permanent records that remain on the license holder's public file

Under TREC rules, formal disciplinary actions are permanent public records. There is no statutory or regulatory mechanism that automatically seals, downgrades, or removes a formal disciplinary action from a license holder's public file. This permanence serves the public interest by ensuring consumers can access a complete disciplinary history.

Answer Options
A
The record is sealed from public view after three years if no additional violations occur
B
Formal TREC disciplinary actions are generally permanent records that remain on the license holder's public file
C
The record is downgraded to an informal notation after five years of continued licensure in good standing
D
The record may be removed upon written petition if the license holder demonstrates substantial rehabilitation

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