When must a licensee report to the commission?

A licensee must report to the commission when they are convicted of a felony because such an event is significant and directly impacts the individual's ability to uphold the standards and requirements of their professional license. The commission needs to be informed about any legal issues that may affect a licensee's fitness to practice in their field. This ensures that the integrity of the profession is maintained and that the public is protected.

While changes in employment or selling a property can be important for professional updates, they do not carry the same legal implications as a felony conviction. Similarly, receiving a complaint may not necessarily require reporting unless it leads to legal or disciplinary action, which underscores the importance of transparency regarding serious legal matters like felony convictions.