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Staff described SB0886 as a bill that would remove language encouraging appointing authorities to seek racial-minority representation on regulatory boards; the transcript indicates the bill passed the legislature on April 7, 2025, and was enrolled for the speaker’s signature on April 8, 2025, after which it will be forwarded to the governor. Staff said they would provide more information in June.

Another bill discussed (referred to in the materials as the \"Less Is More Act\" and cited in the record with a shorthand similar to \"KSC 1316\") was described as proposing changes to provisions about out-of-town meetings, renewal penalties and expiration windows. Staff said the bill had amendments under negotiation, including changing some proposed two-year expiration or lapse windows back toward one year, and that the measure remained pending in the General Assembly.

Staff also summarized SB0226/HB0470 (referred to in the transcript as a professionals’ Freedom of Religion Act). That bill would have limited adverse administrative action by boards for religious or moral beliefs and would have required certain real-estate organizations not to bar membership based on such beliefs. The presenter said that bill had been taken off notice and would not move forward at that time.

Staff told commissioners that, if enacted, some of these bills would require at least one rulemaking package for the commission and that the staff would provide further updates as the legislative session progressed.

The commission did not vote on any of these bills during the meeting; the item was an informational update from staff.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","TREC April 2025 Board Meeting 4/9/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Commission staff briefed the Tennessee Real Estate Commission on several bills pending in the state legislature, including SB0886, bills altering meeting/renewal rules, and a proposed professionals’ religious-freedom bill that was taken off notice.","taxTitle","Commerce & Insurance, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee","taxId",17379,"location","Tennessee","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6609456,"Education report: TREC staff presents instructor and course approvals, exam pass/fail snapshot",171,2217000,2388000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2923112-5ed65336f0a83820da67325213c04dab&start=2217&end=2388","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2923112-5ed65336f0a83820da67325213c04dab/thumbnail_2217000.jpg","/articles/6609456/Tennessee/Education-report-TREC-staff-presents-instructor-and-course-approvals-exam-passfail-snapshot","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6609456-3b3601fb26ac71e09cd899a8896b1329/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142284&Signature=llfPJPQeZldWJonLrbiPXDysZMMLs1H9I2ww3MvuiKPneiNIUGUfVwI6t28liEqO9xm71RUW20CFwFqe3Kd7WSWnCNp7YDiWWVXJLxyu6OSI0JcAKMHxVsgPA7gxWxIulErMCpjDewlDmUMMwezzi~1I8zRHENEKjnPeuPW~JcpmUJ4nPml4e~n35GwrMjkSeWkC-yRK-qbcIAy-f99Yi8Oxulsv1~18tP7YKsjh7RFsJa3ElKOnMC3XSDi1PK0MTzz2qrYIWmXDbH8Ql8iv2KX35xWGwRGyW50zysO1PwIPd6a9JwiX7Lb1EB8rupGhbyYgIzuKdrh0j2CGyXF1TQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Tennessee Real Estate Commission staff presented the commission with its education report, which included lists of applicants approved as certified-track instructors, continuing-education course applications, and pass/fail exam snapshots for February and March.

Education staff reported that 47 applicants met qualifications to serve as certified-track instructors under the rules (cited in the meeting materials as TREC rule references). The staff also presented 61 courses submitted by providers for continuing-education credit; staff told commissioners that each course met the requirements for approval under the commission’s rules. Commissioners moved to approve the lists and the motions carried unanimously by voice vote.

Staff also presented pass/fail rates for February and March and more detailed provider-level exam breakdowns in the meeting packet. The education presenter noted updates to the instructor training manual and that new materials—including the presenter’s contact information—were posted to the commission website.

Commissioners had no questions that led to a vote reversal; the transcript records motions to approve both the instructor list and the course approvals and unanimous voice votes on both motions.","TREC staff presented an education report listing certified instructors and continuing-education course approvals, and provided exam pass/fail snapshots for February and March; the commission approved the instructor and course lists unanimously.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6609462,"TREC downgrades broker license request; denies waiver and assesses late fees for Jane Craddock",664,1541000,2205000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2923112-5ed65336f0a83820da67325213c04dab&start=1541&end=2205","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2923112-5ed65336f0a83820da67325213c04dab/thumbnail_1541000.jpg","/articles/6609462/Tennessee/TREC-downgrades-broker-license-request-denies-waiver-and-assesses-late-fees-for-Jane-Craddock","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6609462-985f5b3ed66763fd590a60e6353b6d59/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142284&Signature=Qs3dm~mp7jJD0KQAfUniT23zhF5FvpBMBN1kGw92AIAxRj8QhKsJ44OrPbpeZztnJ-DDrm5BSEoeUMItXoS638OcE-XcFu-Mk89J4qRJFx386UlWrk6q0Twh~ptE7yO7vmmKeUzIYCO7lFaYyP~kEidKXTHVqKs1Ic43~MFGdiE2dsI8SqCkbMcjzZONNl0J2SoF0Xs0XRwX7bCDavUb7~nFBeISYpA1f7e2jdPKVPASRm5~9KKhLdPOe9jbC6Dl48yIhKfJmO30v-wHkMbyqvXE5TXz~6agyHIJNisJjW0j1ikJxL-xz5OFANKeXKEyMcml7qC4YTKIO~AmPq470Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Tennessee Real Estate Commission voted to deny a waiver request from Jane Craddock and approved a motion to downgrade her broker license to an affiliate-broker status, assessing late fees and a renewal fee.

Commission staff described Craddock’s file: she obtained a broker’s license in 2020 and renewed in 2022; her license expired October 19, 2024, and she had completed only 26 of the required 120 continuing-education hours. Staff described a physician’s note related to surgery in November 2022 that the applicant submitted as support for a medical waiver.

Staff explained the commission’s options: allow an extension to complete 120 hours, permit retest-and-reapply to restart the three-year clock, or downgrade to affiliate broker with payment of late renewal fees. Staff provided fee calculations: a late-renewal fee structure that accrues $50 per 30-day period up to 120 days and $100 per 30-day period thereafter. The record notes Craddock was approximately 151 days past expiration and that the fee due would be $400 plus the $75 renewal fee. Staff also noted that if she were to retest and reapply later, certain fees could be different.

After discussion, a motion was made and seconded to downgrade Craddock’s license to affiliate broker and assess the late fee and renewal fee. The transcript records the commission’s decision and the motion’s passage: \"The motion passes on a 6 by 1 to 2 vote. Commissioner Perez voting.\" The transcript does not provide a roll-call listing of individual yes/no votes.

The record indicates the commission considered but did not grant a medical waiver that would have allowed Craddock to maintain her broker license without completing the 120 hours or paying the assessed late fees. Staff outlined the options Craddock would have if she later elected to retest and reapply, including completing 120 hours within the retest clock period.

The commission directed that the administrative outcome be implemented consistent with staff explanation of fees and license status; no additional reporting requirements or disciplinary conditions were recorded in the transcript.","The commission considered a medical-waiver request from broker Jane Craddock for overdue continuing education and renewal fees, and voted to downgrade her license to affiliate broker and require late fees and renewal payment.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6609467,"Tennessee Real Estate Commission approves multiple timeshare salesperson applications",1899,676000,2575000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2923112-5ed65336f0a83820da67325213c04dab&start=676&end=2575","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2923112-5ed65336f0a83820da67325213c04dab/thumbnail_676000.jpg","/articles/6609467/Tennessee/Tennessee-Real-Estate-Commission-approves-multiple-timeshare-salesperson-applications","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6609467-8109cb0ee7085cf3c34facfe2fd06532/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142284&Signature=i7XBhBe-1Cbo66HUz0wogzkCkKHNndqTkLCNjmXk3Epz4tiqnrmuuZj8ANxHc2-4Q2nTHvH0ECUfS2WSWLDoV8NXzRajq3ymzTuFoLRaPnz4F6rQbNOGhBxoH00FhFOyuRqfDY9pmpZy39JUaJDJKZu0kzR-RYepzs0LcZzhW5Le4smKWxV2IBo3N-gOl9LwSuiRRhjzqH~ol~69ELZoDPM5-jABBZv~Y809c0OZSkYtP~6cDQDl9~oiO-rcfvWe7SVbt0AjSNTMlf7t1WCt6-8bIiRLOYuq91PU00jG0IAenKLQxZVNAS-aVEfnuTs0iAHG9YCnm8I6GIyP8eoKJQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Tennessee Real Estate Commission approved multiple timeshare salesperson applications during its meeting in Chattanooga, including applicants Brandon Mullinslow, Josh Kun, Casey Williams and Jules Charisma.

Commission members heard brief statements from each applicant and from their principal brokers before taking roll-call-style voice votes. Brandon Mullinslow told the commission he lives in Kodak, Tennessee, described his background and asked for a chance to work in the timeshare industry. Sue Acy, identified in the record as the broker at Wyndham Smoky Mountains, said Mullinslow \"has been with us for about 7 and a half months\" and urged the commission to approve his application.

After the applicants and their brokers spoke, commissioners made motions to approve each application. For Mullinslow the record shows: “A motion by Mr. Gaughan to approve the candidate’s application. Seconded by Commissioner Fairfield.” The commission chair then called for the ayes; the motion carried unanimously. Similar sequences are recorded for the other applicants: Josh Kun (who said he has about 5½ years in recovery and moved from New Jersey), Casey Williams (who described ongoing recovery and sponsorship) and Jules Charisma (who said he completed a felony-DUI program). Each application was followed by a motion, a second and a voice vote recorded as carrying unanimously.

The commission’s education staff also confirmed the applicants had passed the required timeshare salesperson examination and that letters of recommendation or statements were included in the meeting materials for each file. For several applicants, principal brokers told the commission the applicants had completed internal training and background checks.

No formal penalties, conditions or requests for additional follow-up were recorded in the transcript for these approvals.

The approvals were taken as discrete motions for each applicant; commissioners used standard voice votes with ayes and nays and recorded unanimous approval where shown.

Less central matters at the meeting included a longer education report and a separate waiver request discussed later in the agenda.","The Tennessee Real Estate Commission approved several timeshare salesperson applications and granted licenses after candidates and their principal brokers addressed the commission. Motions to approve were unanimous for the applicants heard.","actionData","errors"]

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