When an intermediary's license is revoked for failure to meet continuing education requirements, the intermediary CANNOT

• A. be present during the sale of insurance by another intermediary
• B. vote on regulatory matters
• C. replace their own license
• D. attend continuing education events without a license

Answer: (A)

When an intermediary’s license is revoked for failing to meet continuing education requirements, they lose the authority to transact insurance. That means they cannot participate in an insurance sale in any capacity, including being present during the sale conducted by another intermediary, because doing so would effectively involve them in a sale without an active license.

The other options aren’t the direct consequence of a revoked license: voting on regulatory matters isn’t inherently tied to whether they’re selling now; reinstating a license after revocation requires meeting requirements and going through the proper process; and attending continuing education events without a license would not earn credit, though attendance itself isn’t barred.