What must a licensee do to get their license reinstated after a payment from the recovery fund?

To restore a license after a payment has been made from the recovery fund, a licensee is required to repay the recovery fund two times the amount that was disbursed on their behalf. This requirement serves as a means of ensuring that the recovery fund, which is designed to protect consumers who may suffer financial losses due to a licensee's actions, is replenished. By requiring the licensee to repay this amount, the regulatory framework aims to uphold accountability and maintain the integrity of the profession.

The other options do not align with the regulations governing the reinstatement of a license in such circumstances. Completing a training course or obtaining a new license does not address the financial obligation to the recovery fund. Paying a fine might be a consequence in other regulatory scenarios, but it does not pertain to the specific requirement of reimbursing the recovery fund. Hence, repaying twice the amount paid is the condition that directly relates to the reinstatement process in this context.