Wisconsin § 452.05 - Duties and powers of board.
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§ 452.05. Duties and powers of board.
452.05(1) (1) In addition to the other duties and responsibilities of the board under this chapter, the board shall advise the secretary on matters relating to real estate practice and shall: 452.05(1)(a) (a) Grant and issue licenses to individuals and business entities to act as brokers and to individuals to act as salespersons. 452.05(1)(b) (b) Approve forms for use in real estate practice. The board may conduct public hearings on matters relating to the approval of forms used in real estate practice. The board may also solicit comments relating to forms used in real estate practice from the council on forms created under s. 452.06 (1) (a) or from a professional trade association whose members consist primarily of licensees actively engaged in real estate practice. 452.05(1)(c) (c) After consultation with the council on real estate curriculum and examinations, promulgate rules establishing criteria for the approval of educational programs and training sessions under s. 452.09 (2) and approve such programs and sessions in accordance with the established criteria. 452.05(1)(d) (d) After consultation with the council on real estate curriculum and examinations, brokers and salespersons licensed under this chapter, and interested members of the public, establish criteria for the approval of continuing educational programs and courses in real estate related subjects required for renewal under s. 452.12 (5) (c) . 452.05(1)(g) (g) Approve continuing educational programs and courses in accordance with the criteria established under par. (d) . In order to be approved, a continuing educational program or course must require brokers and salespersons to pass an examination on the information presented at the program or course in order to successfully complete and receive continuing education credit for the program or course under s. 452.12 (5) (c) . 452.05(1)(i) (i) Create a form on which an individual applying to renew a broker’s or salesperson’s license may do all of the following: 452.05(1)(i)1. 1. State whether he or she has been convicted of a crime since he or she last applied to renew the license or, for an initial renewal, since he or she initially applied for the license. 452.05(1)(i)2. 2. Identify the date of conviction for any crime described under subd. 1. and describe the nature and circumstances of the crime. 452.05(1)(i)3. 3. Sign his or her name to attest to the accuracy and truthfulness of the information under subds. 1. and 2. and to acknowledge all of the following: 452.05(1)(i)3.a. a. The department’s authority to conduct an investigation under s. 440.03 (13) . 452.05(1)(i)3.b. b. The board’s authority to revoke the license under s. 452.14 (3) (o) . 452.05(1)(i)3.c. c. The board’s authority to assess forfeitures under s. 452.14 (4r) . 452.05(1)(j) (j) Assign a unique license number to each person licensed under this chapter. 452.05(1m) (1m) 452.05(1m)(a) (a) In this subsection: 452.05(1m)(a)1. 1. “Certified local register of historic property” means a register of historic property that is part of a historic preservation ordinance enacted by a city, village, town or county if the ordinance is certified by the state historical society under s.
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