California SB641 grants emergency powers to the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Department of Real Estate to address licensing and enforcement.
California SB641 provides the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Department of Real Estate with authority to address licensing and enforcement concerns in real time after an emergency is declared. The bill allows for temporary suspensions or revocations of real estate licenses during emergencies, and waives certain requirements such as examination timing, continuing education, and fee payments. It also permits the commissioner to investigate and take action against real estate licensees engaging in fraudulent practices during emergencies.
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