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Which of the following is NOT a requirement for managing broker continuing education in Illinois?

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D) Completing an entirely separate 12-hour CE cycle in addition to the standard broker CE requirement

Under 225 ILCS 454 and IDFPR rules, managing brokers must complete 12 hours of CE per renewal cycle, which includes broker management-specific content within that 12-hour requirement — not a separate additional 12-hour cycle on top of it. A distinct, standalone second 12-hour cycle beyond the standard requirement does not exist.

Answer Options
A
Completing 12 hours of continuing education every 2-year renewal cycle
B
Including core curriculum topics such as license law and fair housing
C
Completing all required hours before the license expiration date
D
Completing an entirely separate 12-hour CE cycle in addition to the standard broker CE requirement

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