An Administrator in State P receives evidence of a fraudulent securities offering affecting residents in both State P and State Q. Which of the following actions is LEAST likely to be within the Administrator’s immediate powers?

1. AIssue a cease and desist order against the party.
2. BCoordinate with State Q’s Administrator to share evidence.
3. CCommence criminal prosecution in State Q.✓ Correct answer
4. DInitiate an investigation into parties operating in both states.

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