Under what circumstances may an LCPAA license be suspended or revoked?

• A. Noncompliance with licensing requirements
• B. Harm to children
• C. Violation of laws or rules
• D. Noncompliance with licensing requirements, harm to children, or violation of laws or rules

Answer: (D)

Disciplinary action against an LCPAA license is about protecting child safety and ensuring proper compliance. The license may be suspended or revoked if the administrator fails to meet licensing requirements, if their actions harm children, or if they violate laws or agency rules. Each of these reflects a breach of the administrator’s responsibilities: not meeting licensing obligations like required trainings, background checks, renewals, or accurate reporting; actions or neglect that put a child’s safety or well-being at risk; and violations of applicable laws or rules governing licensing and child welfare practice. Because any one of these can justify discipline, the comprehensive and correct understanding is that suspension or revocation may occur for noncompliance with licensing requirements, harm to children, or violation of laws or rules.