What does disqualification rescission allow the Division to do?

Disqualification rescission allows the Division to reevaluate and potentially modify previous decisions concerning disqualifications related to license applications. This means that if an applicant had previously been found unqualified for licensure due to certain factors, the Division has the authority to review those factors again and determine if the circumstances have changed. This process provides a pathway for applicants who may have rectified issues or changed their eligibility status since the original disqualification, thereby allowing for a fresh consideration of their application.

The other options do not accurately represent the purpose of disqualification rescission. Revoking a license pertains to actions taken after issuance, while issuing warnings or extending waiting periods do not involve the reassessment of prior disqualification decisions.