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Licensing actions like suspension or revocation are reserved for serious violations, and they must follow due-process steps to be fair. When such actions are warranted, the licensee should receive notice that outlines the charges and the proposed action, a meaningful opportunity to respond or correct the issue (where applicable), and the right to appeal or request a hearing. This structure protects the licensee from surprise penalties, ensures the agency bases its decision on evidence, and provides a path to challenge or remediate the situation if appropriate. The other options fall short because they skip essential protections: proceeding without notice undermines fairness, due process is required for license actions, and relying solely on internal review does not provide adequate opportunity to be heard or to appeal.