Which provision defines penalties for violations related to registration?

• A. Appeal
• B. Penal provisions
• C. Fees
• D. Roster of MT

Answer: (B)

Penal provisions outline the penalties for violations, including those related to registration. When a regulation or statute sets rules for registering professionals or entities, the consequences for not complying—such as fines, suspension, or revocation of the right to register—are specified in the penal provisions. This placement makes the enforcement aspect clear and enforceable, ensuring that noncompliance carries defined consequences.

Other options don’t address punishment or enforcement. Appeals deal with contesting decisions, not the penalties for violations. Fees specify charges but not the sanctions. A roster of MT would be a list of registered individuals, not the consequences of breaking the rules.