How long are temporary authorities usually issued for?

Temporary authorities are typically issued for a period of three months. This duration allows for a sufficient timeframe to address any requirements or conditions related to obtaining a full license without leaving the applicant in a prolonged state of uncertainty. The three-month period strikes a balance between giving new candidates adequate time to complete necessary training or paperwork while also ensuring that these temporary measures are not extended indefinitely. Many regulatory frameworks designed for licensing, including those associated with liquor licensing, adopt this three-month standard to facilitate effective oversight and compliance.