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What best describes the Registrar's power concerning misleading advertisements?

  1. Authority to revoke licenses

  2. Power to request corrections

  3. Ability to suspend operations

  4. Right to impose fines

  5. Power to enforce compliance directly

  6. Authority to file legal complaints

The correct answer is: Power to request corrections

The Registrar's power only extends to requesting corrections for misleading advertisements, meaning they cannot take direct action such as revoking licenses, imposing fines or filing legal complaints. These options are incorrect because they involve more severe and direct measures that the Registrar does not have the authority to take. Additionally, suspending operations and enforcing compliance directly are also not within the scope of the Registrar's power. Therefore, the best answer is option B, as it accurately reflects the Registrar's power to only request corrections for misleading advertisements.

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