If a license holder is under suspension, what can they not do?

When a license holder is under suspension, they are prohibited from engaging in licensed activities. Suspension is a disciplinary action that typically occurs due to violations of regulations or laws governing the practice. During this time, the individual's license is effectively inactive, meaning they cannot perform any functions or engage in any activities that require that license. This ensures that individuals who may pose a risk to public safety or violate professional standards are not allowed to operate until their status is resolved.

The other options do not accurately reflect restrictions tied to a suspension. For instance, while the registration cannot be renewed if the license is suspended, the act of renewal does not directly relate to engaging in licensed activities. Furthermore, filing for disciplinary proceedings is often a step taken to contest the suspension or address other issues, and changing their license holder status may be allowed under specific circumstances. However, none of these other actions permit the individual to engage in licensed activities during a suspension period.