If an agency has licensees who are in non-compliance with legislatively required continuing education, who is responsible for submitting a report to the Commission explaining the reasons for non-compliance?

If an agency has licensees who are in non-compliance with legislatively required continuing education, who is responsible for submitting a report to the Commission explaining the reasons for non-compliance?

• A. Chief Administrator
• B. Licensing Officer
• C. PSAP Manager
• D. Commission Chairman

Answer: (A)

When licensees fail to meet continuing education requirements, the agency’s Chief Administrator is responsible for submitting a report to the Commission and explaining the reasons for the non-compliance. This role carries the authority and accountability to oversee compliance issues, gather the relevant CE records, and communicate the situation and any corrective actions to the Commission. The Licensing Officer handles licensing actions and enforcement at the staff level, while a PSAP Manager or the Commission Chairman are not the designated party to prepare and file this internal compliance report.

When licensees fail to meet continuing education requirements, the agency’s Chief Administrator is responsible for submitting a report to the Commission and explaining the reasons for the non-compliance. This role carries the authority and accountability to oversee compliance issues, gather the relevant CE records, and communicate the situation and any corrective actions to the Commission. The Licensing Officer handles licensing actions and enforcement at the staff level, while a PSAP Manager or the Commission Chairman are not the designated party to prepare and file this internal compliance report.