California LawQuestion 94 of 100
A Board inspector arrives at a skin care establishment during business hours without an appointment. What is the correct response?
a.Refuse entry until the owner returns and schedules an appointment
b.Ask the inspector to wait outside until all clients have left
c.Permit the inspection, cooperate, and provide access to the premises, licenses, and equipment
d.Ask the inspector for a warrant before allowing entry
Explanation
Inspections of licensed establishments are unannounced by design, and licensees must permit entry and cooperate during business hours; obstructing an inspector is itself a violation. Demanding an appointment, delaying entry, or requiring a warrant for a routine regulatory inspection of a licensed business are all improper responses that can result in citation.
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