What action must a CSR take if their certification is revoked?

When a Certified Shorthand Reporter (CSR) has their certification revoked, it is mandatory for them to notify the Commission. This obligation is important as it ensures that the regulatory body is aware of the change in the status of the reporter’s certification. Notifying the Commission provides the necessary documentation and helps maintain the integrity of the reporting profession.

The requirement to notify the Commission also reflects the accountability and ethical standards expected of professionals in this field. Reporting the revocation aids in ensuring that only certified individuals are performing shorthand reporting, thus protecting the public and the legal system as a whole.

Continuing to supervise or transfer apprentices without valid certification would not only be inappropriate but could also lead to further legal repercussions. Resigning might be a personal choice, but the immediate action mandated by the rules is to inform the Commission of the certification status change.