What is required for a licensee to apply for reinstatement after having their license suspended?

For a licensee to apply for reinstatement after having their license suspended, a written application and hearing evidence are necessary components of the process. This requirement ensures that the individual has the opportunity to present their case and demonstrate any changes in circumstances or behavior that merit reinstatement.

The process typically involves a formal hearing where the licensee can provide evidence, which could include testimony or documents that support their request for reinstatement. This allows regulatory bodies to assess the licensee's suitability to practice again, ensuring that they meet the standards necessary to maintain public trust and safety in the profession.

The other options do not fully encompass the criteria for reinstatement. Simply paying a fine would not address the reasons for the suspension nor ensure proper evaluation of the individual’s readiness to return to practice. Submission of new qualifications or completion of a training course may be beneficial in some contexts, but they do not replace the need for a hearing and a formal application process in situations of suspension.