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OMVIC can refuse, revoke, or suspend registration to a dealer, salesperson, or corporation if the financial responsibility or past conduct of an "interested person in respect of the applicant/registrant" gives reasonable grounds for it. Who might OMVIC consider an "interested person"?

a) Immediate family members
b) Shareholders
c) Legal advisors
d) All of the above

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Final answer:

OMVIC can refuse, revoke, or suspend registration to a dealer, salesperson, or corporation if the financial responsibility or past conduct of an "interested person" indicates reasonable grounds for it.

Step-by-step explanation:

OMVIC, which stands for Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council, has the authority to refuse, revoke, or suspend registration to a dealer, salesperson, or corporation if the financial responsibility or past conduct of an "interested person in respect of the applicant/registrant" gives reasonable grounds for it.

An "interested person" can include immediate family members, shareholders, legal advisors, and other individuals who have a significant interest in the applicant/registrant's business.

For example, if a dealer's immediate family member has a history of fraudulent activities in the car industry, OMVIC may consider that person an "interested person" and take action against the dealer's registration.

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