What must individuals do if their license is revoked for a specific term?

When an individual's license is revoked for a specific term, the requirement to wait until the term is completed before reapplying ensures that the disciplinary action serves its intended purpose. The revocation is typically imposed as a penalty for misconduct or violations, and upholding the full term of the revocation reinforces the seriousness of the offense. This period acts as a cooling-off phase, allowing the individual to reflect on their past actions and ensuring that they meet the necessary standards of conduct required for reinstatement.

By adhering to this protocol, individuals demonstrate their willingness to accept the consequences of their actions and their commitment to meeting the licensing authority's expectations moving forward. This approach helps maintain the integrity of the licensing system and ensures that only those who have shown they can comply with legal and professional standards regain their privileges.