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Which of the following statements about Illinois designated managing broker requirements is NOT accurate under the Illinois Real Estate License Act and IDFPR rules?

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A) A designated managing broker may self-sponsor and act as his or her own sponsoring broker.

Under 225 ILCS 454/1-10 and related IDFPR rules, a designated managing broker must be sponsored by a sponsoring broker — they are distinct roles and cannot be held simultaneously by the same individual for the same office. A managing broker cannot self-sponsor because the sponsoring broker relationship requires a separate legal entity or individual to bear responsibility for the office's licensed activities.

Answer Options
A
A designated managing broker may self-sponsor and act as his or her own sponsoring broker.
B
Any change in designated managing brokers must be reported to the IDFPR within 15 days.
C
A designated managing broker is responsible for supervising affiliated licensees, maintaining required records, and ensuring office compliance with the License Act.
D
If a designated managing broker's license is suspended or revoked, the office may continue operating for up to 30 days if the sponsoring broker submits a written request for authorization to the IDFPR.

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