Who may remove commissioners from the Delaware Real Estate Commission?

Delaware taxpayers have no direct legal mechanism to remove commissioners; while they elect the Governor who exercises this power, individual taxpayers or the public collectively cannot initiate removal proceedings against a commissioner.

Delaware real estate agents, even as the regulated population under the Commission's authority, have no statutory power to remove commissioners; their recourse for commissioner misconduct would be to petition the Governor or legislature, not to act directly.

While the Legislature confirms or creates the framework for the Commission, the act of removing individual commissioners for misconduct or incompetence is an executive function assigned to the Governor, not a legislative one, under Delaware's administrative structure.