*Question G1E01:
[97.115(b)(2)] Which of the following would disqualify a third party from participating in sending a message via an amateur station?*  

*Correct Answer is  A: The third party’s amateur license has been revoked and not reinstated*  

### AI Response: (may contain errors)  

In the context of amateur radio, third-party communication refers to messages sent by an amateur station on behalf of someone who is not a licensed amateur radio operator. The rules governing third-party communications are designed to ensure that the amateur service is used appropriately and legally.

1. **Correct Answer Explanation:**
   - **A: The third party’s amateur license has been revoked and not reinstated**  
     This is the correct answer because if a person's amateur radio license has been revoked and not reinstated, they are disqualified from participating in any amateur radio activities, including third-party communications. This ensures that individuals who have violated regulations or are otherwise deemed unfit to hold a license do not participate in amateur radio operations.

2. **Incorrect Answers Explanation:**
   - **B: The third party is not a US citizen**  
     Being a non-US citizen does not disqualify someone from participating in third-party communications. The United States has agreements with many countries that allow for third-party traffic, and citizenship is not a factor in these agreements.
   
   - **C: The third party is speaking in a language other than English**  
     There is no requirement that third-party communications be conducted in English. Amateur radio operators are free to use any language, provided they comply with all other regulations.

   - **D: All these choices are correct**  
     This choice is incorrect because only option A is correct. Options B and C do not disqualify a third party from participating in sending a message via an amateur station.

In summary, the key factor that disqualifies a third party from participating in amateur radio communications is the revocation of their amateur license without reinstatement. Other factors, such as citizenship or language, do not inherently disqualify someone from participating.