True or False: The board must appoint a licensee to supervise an individual with a restricted license.

The statement is true because, under Arizona law, individuals who hold a restricted license, often arising from disciplinary actions or limitations on their professional practice, require oversight to ensure their compliance with the conditions of their licensure. To maintain public trust and safety, a supervising licensee is appointed by the board to monitor the restricted licensee's activities, provide guidance, and report on their progress. This requirement helps ensure that the individual adheres to the requisite standards set forth by the regulatory body, thereby facilitating their potential to return to full licensure in the future when they meet the established criteria. The appointment of a supervisor serves a dual purpose: it protects the interests of the public by ensuring competent practice and aids the restricted licensee in fulfilling the stipulations for their ongoing professional development.