What problem does the HML CPD no-show refer to?

• A. CPD registration fraud
• B. Visitors register for CPD purposes and then leave immediately or don't engage
• C. CPD courses cancelled
• D. CPD documents not delivered

Answer: (B)

This item centers on what a CPD no-show means in event management. A no-show is when someone signs up to earn CPD credit but does not actually participate—often they leave quickly or don’t engage at all. The term describes exactly that situation: visitors register for CPD purposes and then leave immediately or don’t engage. This matters because CPD credits are earned only through real participation, so no-shows waste seats, skew attendance data, and complicate credit verification. It’s not about registration fraud, course cancellations, or missing documents, which is why this description is the correct fit.