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Under Louisiana rules, a license or registration may be suspended or revoked by the commission only upon what vote?
- A simple majority vote of a quorum
- An affirmative vote of three members
- A two-thirds vote of the commission
- A unanimous vote of the commission
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Louisiana sets the highest threshold for ending a license: suspension or revocation requires a unanimous vote of the commission, and only for a violation sustained in a properly conducted adjudicatory proceeding. By contrast, probation needs only three affirmative votes.🔗 Source
Under Louisiana rules, in what amount must a structural pest control business provide a surety or fidelity bond?
- $2,000
- $10,000
- $25,000
- $50,000
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Louisiana sets the required surety or fidelity bond covering the business at $2,000; an applicant not connected with a covered business must secure this coverage before the license issues.🔗 Source
Under Louisiana's Structural Pest Control rules, what is the annual license fee a pest control operator must pay for each phase in which the operator is licensed?
- $10 per phase
- $25 per phase
- $50 per phase
- $150 per phase
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Louisiana sets a low per-phase annual license fee. Each phase held must be renewed yearly by June 30, and the charge is $10 for every phase, separate from the larger business-permit fee.🔗 Source
In Louisiana, how long does approval of an application for the structural pest control license examination remain valid before the applicant must reapply?
- Two years
- Three years
- Five years
- Six years
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Once approved, an applicant has a six-year window to sit for and pass the license exam. Failing to take or pass it within that period forces the applicant to start over under the full application requirements.🔗 Source
Under Louisiana rules, a wood-destroying insect report must carry a guarantee that the property will be treated without charge if live subterranean termites covered by the report are found in any readily accessible area within what period after the inspection?
- 30 days
- 60 days
- 90 days
- One year
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Louisiana ties the WDIR guarantee to a 90-day window: if live covered subterranean termites turn up in a readily accessible area within 90 days of inspection, treatment must be provided at no charge.🔗 Source
Under Louisiana's Structural Pest Control rules, what minimum general liability coverage per occurrence must a place of business carry for all work performed under its structural pest control license phases?
- $100,000
- $250,000
- $350,000
- $500,000
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Louisiana requires not less than $250,000 in general liability coverage per occurrence for all licensed work, separate from the $100,000 property-damage figure (or, alternatively, $350,000 combined single limits).🔗 Source
Under Louisiana rules, what is the minimum number of hours of technical training a licensee must complete to maintain commercial applicator certification for the fumigation phase?
- Two hours
- Four hours
- Six hours
- Twelve hours
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Louisiana requires a minimum of six hours of technical training for the fumigation phase to keep commercial applicator certification current, mirroring the six-hour requirement set for the general pest, termite, and vertebrate phases.🔗 Source
How does Louisiana require a licensee to maintain commercial applicator certification in current status with respect to recertification frequency?
- Recertify at least once every year
- Recertify at least once every two years
- Recertify at least once every three years
- Recertify at least once every five years
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Louisiana requires recertification at least once every three years, to be completed by December 31 of the third year following the original certification or the most recent recertification, through a department-approved program.🔗 Source
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