Who can have the license application and examination fees waived by the Commission?

The correct answer is that military service members or veterans can have the license application and examination fees waived by the Commission, provided they meet certain requirements. This policy is put in place to support those who have served in the military, acknowledging their service and providing them with the opportunity to transition into civilian careers without the financial burden of licensing fees.

This waiver is not limited to just active service members or just military veterans but includes both groups, reflecting a broader scope of eligibility that considers various circumstances. Active duty members may have different challenges during service that can complicate their path to obtaining a license, while veterans may face unique situations as they reintegrate into civilian life. Therefore, it is important that the policy accommodates both active members and veterans.

The other choices are more narrow in scope. Active military service members and military veterans alone would not include the opposite population, thus not providing the comprehensive support intended for all who have served. General government employees do not qualify under this specific provision, as the waiver is intended specifically for those with military service backgrounds to honor their contributions and facilitate their professional development in the civilian sector.