Michigan Collections Manager License Practice Test

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If the department suspends an agency's license, what is the next step?

The agency receives an automatic extension
The agency can petition for a hearing
The license is permanently revoked
No actions can be taken by the agency

The correct answer is: The agency can petition for a hearing

When a department suspends an agency's license, the agency has the right to petition for a hearing. This process allows the agency to present its case and contest the reasons for the suspension. It ensures due process is followed, giving the agency an opportunity to explain the situation, rectify any issues, or negotiate terms that might lead to the reinstatement of the license. Petitioning for a hearing is an important aspect of regulatory practices, as it balances the enforcement of regulations with the rights of the agency involved. Without this option, the agency would have no means to challenge what it might view as an unfair or unwarranted suspension. Therefore, this step is critical in the enforcement and regulatory process within Michigan's collection management framework. Other outcomes, such as an automatic extension, permanent revocation, or restrictions on the agency's actions, do not align with the procedural rights and protections afforded to agencies under regulation.