Private Patrol Operator Practice Test

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If a PPO dies, for how long can the immediate family operate the PPO's business?

60 Days
90 Days
120 Days
180 Days

The correct answer is: 120 Days

The correct duration for which the immediate family can operate a Private Patrol Operator's (PPO) business after the PPO's death is 120 days. This provision is in place to allow time for the family to adjust and decide on the future of the business without immediate pressure. The law recognizes that the family may need this time to handle the transition, whether that means selling the business, appointing a new qualified operator, or making other arrangements. The specific time frame of 120 days is established to ensure there is a balance between allowing a reasonable period for the family to make decisions and maintaining regulatory oversight to ensure the business continues to operate within the legal framework. This allows for continuity of service and protects clients who may depend on the services provided by the PPO business.