What is required if a license is penalized instead of suspended or revoked?

When a cosmetology license is penalized rather than suspended or revoked, one of the common requirements is the payment of a fee before reinstatement. This fee acts as a form of sanction and serves to deter future misconduct while also providing a mechanism for the state board to manage the licensing process and ensure compliance with regulations. The fee is a necessary step to demonstrate accountability and commitment to upholding the standards of the profession.

Other options, while possibly relevant in different contexts, do not typically align with the process of reinstating a penalized license. Additional training sessions and public service announcements would not generally be required solely based on a penalty, as the focus is on financial restitution and regulatory compliance following a violation. Meanwhile, a change in business location is unrelated to the conditions surrounding the penalty of a license and would not typically be a requirement for reinstating a penalized license.