Tennessee Realtor State Practice Exam

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Who appoints the members of the Tennessee Real Estate Commission?

The state legislature
The Secretary of State
The governor
The Attorney General

The correct answer is: The governor

The members of the Tennessee Real Estate Commission are appointed by the governor. This process allows the governor to influence the regulatory body responsible for overseeing the practice of real estate within the state. The commission is tasked with ensuring that real estate practices are conducted in a fair and ethical manner, which is crucial for maintaining industry standards and protecting the interests of consumers. By appointing members, the governor can ensure that the commission includes individuals who bring diverse perspectives and expertise to the effective regulation of the real estate industry in Tennessee. The other options do not hold this responsibility; for instance, the state legislature is involved in law-making processes but does not directly appoint commission members. The Secretary of State manages state records and oversees elections, while the Attorney General serves primarily as the legal advisor to state agencies and does not have a rôle in appointing commission members.