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Under the Illinois License Act of 2000, which entity administers the Illinois real estate broker licensing examination, and which entity regulates licensure and enforces disciplinary actions?

Correct Answer

B) Pearson VUE administers the licensing examination, while IDFPR regulates licensure and enforces disciplinary actions.

Under the Illinois License Act of 2000, the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) is the state agency responsible for regulating real estate licensure, setting licensing requirements, and enforcing disciplinary actions. Pearson VUE is the contracted third-party testing vendor that administers the Illinois real estate broker licensing examination on IDFPR's behalf. These are distinct roles: Pearson VUE delivers the exam, but it has no regulatory or disciplinary authority.

Answer Options
A
Pearson VUE regulates licensure and administers discipline, while IDFPR only publishes approved course lists.
B
Pearson VUE administers the licensing examination, while IDFPR regulates licensure and enforces disciplinary actions.
C
IDFPR administers the licensing examination, while the Illinois Association of REALTORS® regulates licensure.
D
IDFPR administers the licensing examination, while Pearson VUE regulates licensure and handles disciplinary enforcement.

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