When a license is revoked or suspended, when does the action become effective?

The correct response indicates that a license is revoked or suspended immediately upon the decision made by the appropriate authority. This means that as soon as the order to revoke or suspend is issued, the individual is no longer permitted to operate under the terms of that license without any grace period. This immediate effect serves as an important enforcement mechanism intended to ensure compliance with laws and regulations governing licenses.

In contrast, the other responses suggest scenarios where there is a delay after the decision is made, such as a 30-day waiting period, a requirement for further notification, or a review period. These do not apply because the revocation or suspension is designed to take effect right away to protect public safety and ensure that individuals who may pose risks due to violations are promptly restricted from operating under that license.