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A TREC disciplinary proceeding results in a finding against a license holder. Which of the following sanctions falls OUTSIDE TREC's administrative authority under TRELA?

Correct Answer

D) Suspending the license and simultaneously referring the matter to a civil court to impose monetary damages to the complainant

Under Texas Occupations Code §1101.652 and §1101.701, TREC's disciplinary authority is administrative in nature and includes suspension, revocation, probation, reprimand, and administrative fines. TREC cannot order a civil court to impose monetary damages on behalf of a complainant — that remedy requires a separate civil action brought by the injured party. TREC has no authority to direct judicial proceedings or compel civil damage awards.

Answer Options
A
Placing the license on probation subject to conditions such as supervised practice or periodic reporting
B
Revoking the license and requiring reapplication after a specified waiting period
C
Ordering the license holder to pay an administrative penalty and complete remedial education
D
Suspending the license and simultaneously referring the matter to a civil court to impose monetary damages to the complainant

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