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Which statement correctly describes continuing-education credit carryover and course repetition for a Georgia producer?
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Why A is correct
Under Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 120-2-3-.09, a Georgia licensee may carry over no more than half of a biennium's requirement into the next biennium, and a course may not be repeated for credit within the same renewal cycle. Together these rules prevent licensees from banking an entire requirement in one year or coasting through cycles by retaking identical coursework.
Why the other options are wrong
- B) Unlimited carryover is not allowed — the ceiling is half of the biennium requirement — and course repetition within the same renewal cycle is expressly barred by Reg. 120-2-3-.09.
- C) The carryover allowance does not hinge on which year of the biennium produced the hours, and the same no-repetition rule applies to ethics courses as to any other course.
- D) Zero carryover reverses the actual rule, and repeating a course for fresh credit within a biennium is exactly what Reg. 120-2-3-.09 prohibits.
Memory hook
Carry half, never repeat — Georgia CE does not do reruns.