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The statement is false because, in most jurisdictions, licensees holding multiple licenses are not required to duplicate continuing education requirements for each license. Generally, continuing education credits earned for one license can often be applied toward the requirements of another, as long as the education is relevant to the practice areas of both licenses. This efficiency encourages professionals to engage in lifelong learning without the burden of unnecessary duplication.

It’s important to note that while the answer indicates "False," there may be specific rules in certain states or licensing boards that could impose additional requirements, particularly if the licenses are in entirely different fields. However, standard practice is to allow shared credits to promote compliance and reduce workload.

In cases where licenses pertain to different fields, that may trigger unique requirements, but typically, regulations are designed to facilitate the continuing education process. Understanding the implications of continuing education across multiple licenses is crucial for maintaining compliance and ensuring professional development.