What may result from failing to comply with quarterly reporting requirements?

• A. License suspension
• B. Referral to the division
• C. A community award
• D. A warning letter

Answer: (B)

Failing to submit quarterly reporting signals noncompliance with license conditions that require ongoing oversight. Quarterly reports are used to monitor your practice, progress, and status, so when these reports aren’t provided, the responsible regulatory body initiates formal review by referring the matter to the division. That referral sets the process in motion for investigation and potential disciplinary steps aligned with applicable statutes. While a warning letter can occur in some situations and license suspension is a possible outcome after further action, the standard mechanism for noncompliance with reporting requirements is referral to the division. A community award is unrelated to regulatory enforcement.