Which of the following would not result in disciplinary action from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation?

The situation where failing to maintain auto liability insurance on commercial vehicles would not result in disciplinary action from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation is correct because this requirement is typically governed under different regulations than those pertaining to the licensing of individuals and businesses in the roofing profession.

In Illinois, the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation enforces standards that are directly related to professional conduct, safety, and consumer protection in the context of licensed activities. While commercial auto liability insurance is important for operational safety and can impact a business's ability to function, it does not directly relate to the qualifications, ethical standards, or licensure requirements that the Department oversees.

On the other hand, failing to maintain worker's compensation insurance, neglecting to complete continuing education requirements, and not paying licensing fees are all directly related to maintaining your license in the roofing profession. Each of these issues can compromise workplace safety, ensure that professionals remain current with industry standards, and uphold the integrity and financial obligations necessary for maintaining a valid license. Therefore, they are subject to disciplinary actions by the Department, while the absence of auto liability insurance, although significant, falls outside that regulatory scope for direct disciplinary responses.