The Maryland Real Estate Commission consists of:
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Five Members
Five members would be an unusually small commission for a state of Maryland's size and regulatory complexity; the Maryland General Assembly established a nine-member body to ensure sufficient diversity of expertise and representation across the commission's functions.
Six Members
Six members does not match the statutory composition established in BOP Β§17-201; this number may be confused with the membership of smaller state commissions or advisory boards, but it is not the correct figure for Maryland.
Eight Members
Eight members is close to the correct answer but is not the number specified in Maryland statute; test-takers who are uncertain may guess eight because it seems like a reasonable committee size, but the Maryland legislature specifically established nine members.
Nine Members
Why is this correct?
Maryland Code, BOP Β§17-201 establishes the Maryland Real Estate Commission as a nine-member body, with members appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. The nine-member composition includes a mix of licensed brokers, salespersons, and public (non-licensee) members to ensure both professional expertise and consumer representation in the commission's regulatory decisions. This specific statutory number β nine β is the correct answer and is a frequently tested detail on the Maryland real estate licensing examination.
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