It is the responsibility of each podiatrist to keep accurate records of attendance at approved continuing education programs and to substantiate those records for the current licensing period upon request. Each podiatrist shall maintain records of attendance for a 5-year period. The Board may at any time request that within 10 working days a podiatrist substantiate the credits earned by providing satisfactory proof of completion of approved continuing education programs. The licensee shall show satisfactory proof of completion of approved continuing education programs. The Board shall disallow the requested credits in question, if the licensee is unable to substantiate the required credit hours. The Board may not renew a license if the required continuing education criteria are not met as specified in §§B—C of this regulation. Violation of this regulation may result in revocation or suspension of license or the imposition of other appropriate sanctions. Willful submission of fraudulent information to the Board constitutes a violation of these regulations and may result in revocation or suspension of license or the imposition of other appropriate sanctions. The Board may verify any information received regarding content, certification, and completion of a continuing education program.