If someone wants to be reinstated within 7 years of cancellation, what may the Council require?

The correct answer focuses on the Council's authority to set specific conditions for reinstatement within a specified timeframe, such as the 7 years following cancellation. This aligns with regulatory practices that ensure that individuals seeking reinstatement demonstrate their readiness to return to practice.

The Council may implement various conditions that could include additional education, professional development, or specific evaluations to assess the applicant's competence and fitness to practice. This approach helps maintain professional standards and protects public safety by ensuring that reinstated individuals are adequately prepared to resume their roles.

While other options may seem viable, requiring a completely new application process or specific examinations could be overly burdensome and not necessary if the individual has remained engaged in the field in some capacity. Similarly, a mandated waiting period of two years does not necessarily apply to all cases of cancellation, making it less relevant than the flexibility provided by the conditions prescribed by the Council.