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A licensee reports a felony conviction to the department within thirty days as required. What effect does the timely report have on the licence?
Answer and explanation
Answer: D. Section 626.451(6) imposes the reporting duty, while section 626.611 lists criminal convictions among the grounds on which the department shall act against a licence. Reporting on time meets the first obligation and does not answer the second, so the department's duty to act remains, undelayed and undiluted.Source: Fla. Stat. § 626.611 — 626.611 read with 626.451(6)
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