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In a Buckeye transaction review, under current Arizona rules, each of the following statements about ce and renewal is generally accurate EXCEPT.

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A) CE completed after expiration can never count for any purpose under current Arizona law

This is the exception. Under A.R.S. § 32-2130; A.R.S. § 32-2130; ADRE renewal materials; A.R.S. § 32-2136; ADRE resources; A.R.S. § 32-2131; ADRE renewal materials, Arizona does not treat the issue this way. Instead, Arizona may count CE completed after expiration if the salesperson renews within the one-year post-expiration window.

Answer Options
A
CE completed after expiration can never count for any purpose under current Arizona law
B
an expired license may not be used for licensed activity while it is expired
C
broker management clinics are associated with broker responsibilities and do not replace the ordinary salesperson CE framework
D
a salesperson generally needs twenty-four hours of approved continuing education for renewal

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