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Under current Illinois law, which of the following best defines a ministerial act?

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C) An informative or clerical act that does not rise to the level of active representation of a consumer.

C is correct. The Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000 (225 ILCS 454/1-10) defines a ministerial act as one that is informative or clerical in nature and does not constitute active representation of a consumer. Examples include providing factual information about a property, scheduling showings, or delivering documents. Because ministerial acts do not rise to the level of representation, a licensee may perform them for any consumer without triggering agency duties.

Answer Options
A
An act that requires the licensee to actively advocate for a consumer's negotiating position.
B
An act that triggers the requirement for written informed consent from all parties to a transaction.
C
An informative or clerical act that does not rise to the level of active representation of a consumer.
D
An act performed exclusively after a purchase contract has been fully executed by all parties.

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