What does suspension of license refer to?

Suspension of a license refers to the temporary removal of the ability to use that license for a specified period. This indicates that the licensee may have violated certain rules or regulations but still holds the possibility of reinstatement after meeting the conditions set forth for the suspension. During the suspension period, the individual cannot legally engage in the activities their license permits.

The other scenarios presented, such as permanently taking away a license or revoking it, involve a complete and indefinite withdrawal of the licensing rights, which differs from suspension. Similarly, not issuing a license pertains to situations where an individual either does not qualify for a license or has yet to apply for one, which is not related to the concept of suspension at all.