What action may the Commission invoke against an individual for failure to comply with the LP-Gas Safety Rules?

The Commission may invoke the action to deny, suspend, or revoke an individual's license or permit for failure to comply with the LP-Gas Safety Rules as outlined in NFPA 58 regulations. This action is considered appropriate to ensure that only qualified and compliant individuals are involved in the handling and distribution of liquefied petroleum gas, which is critical for maintaining safety standards in the industry.

The ability to deny, suspend, or revoke licenses serves as a strong regulatory tool, emphasizing the importance of adhering to safety protocols. By taking such actions, the Commission maintains oversight and accountability within the industry, helping to prevent potential hazards that could arise from non-compliance. This aligns with the overall goal of the LP-Gas Safety Rules, which is to protect public health and safety while ensuring the safe use of liquefied petroleum gas.

The other potential actions, while they may sound reasonable in certain contexts, do not carry the same level of regulatory enforcement or immediate impact on compliance as the denial, suspension, or revocation of licenses.