What are inspectors authorized to do during compliance checks?

• A. Only review documents.
• B. Inspect business premises, gather information, and mediate disputes.
• C. Arrest licensees.
• D. Seize assets.

Answer: (B)

During compliance checks, inspectors verify that operations conform to regulations by entering business premises to observe practices, review records, and gather information. They may interview staff and request documents to understand how the business operates and where any gaps might be. They also often help resolve issues on the spot by mediating disputes between licensees and clients or the regulator, guiding parties toward compliance. Arresting licensees or seizing assets aren’t part of routine compliance checks; those actions require separate enforcement steps and authorities. So the combination of inspecting premises, gathering information, and mediating disputes best fits what inspectors are authorized to do during compliance checks.