A newly formed corporation seeks a license. Which personnel information must be reported to the CSLB?
Explanation
B&P §7065 requires a corporate applicant to report its officers, directors, and qualifying individual; these become the personnel of record, and §7083 requires changes among them to be reported to the Registrar. (a) is the misconception that the qualifier is the license — the qualifier is one of several reportable persons. (b) splits a single disclosure into two steps the statute does not contemplate. (c) over-reads the duty: ordinary employees are not personnel of record, which is why a new hire on a crew triggers no CSLB filing.
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