What needs to be made available upon request to the committee for review and evaluation?

• A. All records for review and evaluation
• B. All financial records only
• C. Only daily logs
• D. Only purchase agreements

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that when a committee reviews a hearing aid dispenser’s practice, the licensee must provide everything in their possession or control that could be related to the review. This broad duty ensures the committee can thoroughly assess how records are kept, how patients are served, and how finances and operations are handled. By making all records available, the board can look for patterns, verify accuracy, and determine compliance beyond just a single category of documents. It covers any materials pertinent to the matter under review, not just one specific type like daily logs, financial records, or purchase agreements. Providing all relevant records helps ensure a complete and fair evaluation and avoids gaps that could hide issues.