Which of the following is NOT a condition that would prevent the reinstatement of a licence?

The condition that does not prevent the reinstatement of a license is the failure to pay the licensing fee. While it is important for professionals to maintain their financial obligations, the non-payment of a licensing fee itself is typically a separate administrative issue. It means that the license may not be current until the fee is paid, but it doesn't necessarily imply a legal barrier to reinstatement.

In contrast, outstanding suspension orders, current suspensions under another statute, and any outstanding fines related to a suspension represent more significant legal obligations or consequences that directly stem from violations of regulatory requirements or laws pertaining to professional conduct. These factors indicate valid reasons that would hinder the reinstatement of a license, as they reflect ongoing issues with compliance and could present risks to public safety or professional integrity.