Business & LicensingQuestion 1365 of 1605
A Responsible Managing Officer (RMO) qualifies a corporation's license. What does the 'O' in RMO signify about that person's role?
a.The person is an outside consultant
b.The person is an owner of any percentage
c.The person is a bona fide officer of the corporation
d.The person is a licensed engineer only
Explanation
Under B&P Code section 7068, an RMO is a Responsible Managing Officer who is a bona fide officer of the corporation and qualifies the license by supplying the required experience and passing the exam. An RME, by contrast, is a Responsible Managing Employee.
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