Who may request a suspension review for an alarm licensee?

• A. The alarm company owner
• B. Any member of the public
• C. A licensee, registrant, or firearm qualification card holder
• D. The local city council

Answer: (C)

Requests for a suspension review are reserved for individuals who have a direct regulatory interest in the license. That means someone who actually holds the licensee status, is a registrant under that license, or possesses a related credential such as a firearm qualification card. These are the people the licensing body recognizes as having standing to initiate or participate in a suspension review, since they are directly affected by the licensing action and have the right to present information and challenge the decision through the formal process.

The general public does not have a formal right to trigger a suspension review, and a local city council does not have authority to file such a review on behalf of a licensee. An alarm company owner who is not themselves the licensee, registrant, or credential holder would not automatically have standing to request the review. Hence, the correct and supported option is the person who holds the license, is a registrant, or holds the firearm qualification card.