What status applies to any active appointments that are no longer current?

The status that applies to any active appointments that are no longer current is referred to as "Inactive." This term is commonly used in various licensing and professional contexts to denote positions or appointments that were once active but have since been designated as inactive due to various reasons, such as changes in compliance, completion of terms, or voluntary withdrawal from active status. An inactive status indicates that while the individual may have held an active appointment at one time, they are not currently engaged in its responsibilities or have not fulfilled necessary requirements to retain that active appointment.

In contrast to this, "Expired" would imply that the appointment has reached the end of its official term without renewal, while "Revoked" indicates a termination of the appointment due to serious violations or non-compliance with regulations. "Suspended" typically refers to a temporary halt to an appointment pending further review or resolution of issues, which is different from being classified as inactive. Thus, "Inactive" most accurately describes appointments that are active in history but lack current relevancy or validity.