Which CSLB enforcement action is the LEAST severe and typically used to address a minor first-time concern without a formal penalty?
a.License revocation
b.License suspension
c.An advisory or warning notice
d.A formal citation with a civil penalty
Explanation
CSLB enforcement ranges from least to most severe: an advisory or warning notice, then a citation with a penalty, then suspension, then revocation. An advisory notice addresses minor issues without a formal penalty or public discipline.
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