In what scenario will the commission NOT revoke a license?

In what scenario will the commission NOT revoke a license?

• A. Conviction of a misdemeanor
• B. Inactive status of the license
• C. No violation of TCOLE rules
• D. Submission of a renewal application

Answer: (C)

The commission will not revoke a license when there is no violation of TCOLE rules. This underscores the principle that a license is typically protected against revocation when the holder adheres to the established regulations and standards. Maintaining compliance with TCOLE's rules ensures that the individual is meeting the professional requirements expected of them, thereby safeguarding their licensure status. In contrast, other scenarios such as a conviction of a misdemeanor can lead to disciplinary actions, including revocation, depending on the nature of the offense and its relevance to the duties of a licensed officer. An inactive status does not constitute any violation; however, it reflects a voluntary choice not to engage in active duty rather than a protection against revocation. The submission of a renewal application is important for maintaining licensure but does not inherently prevent revocation if there are grounds for such action due to violations in the past.

The commission will not revoke a license when there is no violation of TCOLE rules. This underscores the principle that a license is typically protected against revocation when the holder adheres to the established regulations and standards. Maintaining compliance with TCOLE's rules ensures that the individual is meeting the professional requirements expected of them, thereby safeguarding their licensure status.

In contrast, other scenarios such as a conviction of a misdemeanor can lead to disciplinary actions, including revocation, depending on the nature of the offense and its relevance to the duties of a licensed officer. An inactive status does not constitute any violation; however, it reflects a voluntary choice not to engage in active duty rather than a protection against revocation. The submission of a renewal application is important for maintaining licensure but does not inherently prevent revocation if there are grounds for such action due to violations in the past.