Who may remove commissioners from the Delaware Real Estate Commission?
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Delaware Taxpayers
Delaware Taxpayers have no formal authority to remove commissioners. While taxpayers can voice concerns through elected officials, they lack direct removal power over regulatory commission members.
Delaware Agents
Delaware Agents cannot remove commissioners. As licensees, agents are regulated by the commission but have no authority over commissioner appointments or removals.
The Governor
The Legislature
The Legislature cannot remove individual commissioners. While legislatures may create commissions and set their structure, removal of individual members typically falls to the appointing authority (the Governor).
Why is this correct?
The Governor has the authority to remove Delaware Real Estate Commissioners for misconduct or incompetence. This follows the typical state governance model where the executive branch (Governor) appoints and has removal power over quasi-governmental board members.
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