Which of the following is NOT a penalty for violating motor vehicle salesperson provisions?

A warning letter is not considered a penalty but rather a form of communication or notice regarding a violation. It serves as a preliminary step that informs the salesperson of the violation but does not impose consequences that would affect their licensure or financial standing.

In contrast, penalties such as suspension or revocation of the sales license carry significant implications, leading to the inability to engage in sales activities for a specified period or permanently. Additionally, civil penalties involve financial repercussions that are designed to discourage future violations and hold the salesperson accountable. Therefore, while a warning letter may signal an issue, it does not fall into the category of penalties that impose immediate or serious repercussions on the salesperson’s ability to operate.