CE revocation true/false: If an intermediary's license is revoked for failure to meet continuing education requirements, the intermediary can still be present during the sale of insurance by another intermediary.

• A. False
• B. Not specified
• C. Only for life insurance
• D. True

Answer: (D)

When a license is revoked for not meeting continuing education requirements, the person can’t engage in insurance transactions—no soliciting, negotiating, or selling. But many jurisdictions allow a revoked licensee to be physically present during a sale conducted by a licensed intermediary, as long as they don’t participate in the sale or handle any part of the transaction. In that limited, non-participatory capacity, being present doesn’t imply they’re transacting business. So, the statement is true: the individual can be present during another intermediary’s sale under these restrictions. This rule isn’t restricted to life insurance and applies generally where the presence doesn’t cross into active selling or advising.