Who has the authority to reprimand, suspend, or revoke a WGP license?

The authority to reprimand, suspend, or revoke a WGP license is held by the Secretary of State. This official is responsible for overseeing the licensing and regulation of various occupations, which includes the watch, guard, or patrol agencies. The Secretary of State's office has the power to enforce compliance with the laws and regulations governing these licensees, ensuring that they meet the necessary standards for operation.

The other options may have roles in the governance of laws and regulations, but they do not have the specific authority over the licensing of watch, guard, or patrol agencies. The local government may impose regulations and ordinances, while the Attorney General is involved in legal matters but does not directly oversee licensing. The Licensing Board might play a role in the application or renewal processes but ultimately the Secretary of State is the one with the final say on disciplinary actions related to licensing.