Under what condition can a prescribed person reinstate a licence after a suspension?

The reinstatement of a license after suspension is contingent upon specific conditions being met, which often include the resolution of any outstanding obligations. One of the primary requirements is the payment of all fines and administrative fees associated with the suspension. This condition ensures that the individual has complied with financial obligations imposed by regulatory authorities, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of licensing processes. Compliance with such requirements demonstrates accountability and a commitment to adhere to the rules governing licensed practices.

In contrast, simply requesting reinstatement does not fulfill the necessary legal or procedural requirements, nor does the absence of recent complaints guarantee reinstatement since past infractions or obligations may still be pending. Additionally, while a recommendation from a supervisor may be favorable for reinstatement, it does not constitute a formal requirement for lifting a suspension. As such, the key to reinstatement lies in the resolution of all pending fines and administrative fees.