Under what circumstance may the board rescind the suspension of a license?

The board has the authority to rescind the suspension of a license if proof of bond or insurance is provided. This requirement is significant because maintaining appropriate insurance or bonding is crucial for the operation of private security businesses, as it demonstrates the company’s financial responsibility and ability to cover potential liabilities.

When a license is suspended, it often relates to failures in compliance with regulatory requirements, including the lack of necessary insurances or bonds. By requiring proof of bond or insurance, the board ensures that the licensee is taking steps to adhere to the laws and regulations that govern their operations in the private security industry. Therefore, once the holder provides the required documentation, it indicates a commitment to maintaining the necessary standards, which can lead to the reinstatement of their license.

Other circumstances suggested in the choices might not directly relate to the statutory requirements that underpin the board's decision-making. For instance, while a clean record is certainly favorable and may influence the board’s opinion, it does not automatically provide the necessary assurances regarding financial responsibility. Similarly, re-applying and paying a fee or passing a facility inspection may be important procedures, but they do not fulfill the specific requirements tied to the terms of suspension in relation to bonding or insurance.