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How many members are there in the North Carolina Auctioneers Commission?
How many members are there in the North Carolina Auctioneers Commission?
- Three
- Nine
- Seven
- Five (correct)
What is the maximum number of consecutive terms a member can serve on the Commission?
What is the maximum number of consecutive terms a member can serve on the Commission?
- Three
- One
- Four
- Two (correct)
At least how many members of the Commission must be experienced auctioneers?
At least how many members of the Commission must be experienced auctioneers?
- Four
- Three (correct)
- One
- Two
Who appoints the members of the North Carolina Auctioneers Commission?
Who appoints the members of the North Carolina Auctioneers Commission?
What is the term length for an individual appointed to the Commission after the initial appointments?
What is the term length for an individual appointed to the Commission after the initial appointments?
What action can the Commission take to manage licenses?
What action can the Commission take to manage licenses?
How many votes are required for the Commission to take any action?
How many votes are required for the Commission to take any action?
What role does the Auctioneers Association of North Carolina play in the appointment of Commission members?
What role does the Auctioneers Association of North Carolina play in the appointment of Commission members?
What must an applicant provide for a criminal history check?
What must an applicant provide for a criminal history check?
What is the primary purpose of checking an applicant's criminal history?
What is the primary purpose of checking an applicant's criminal history?
Which condition may lead to the denial of a license?
Which condition may lead to the denial of a license?
Which factor is NOT considered when determining a denial of licensure based on criminal history?
Which factor is NOT considered when determining a denial of licensure based on criminal history?
What happens if an applicant refuses to consent to a criminal history check?
What happens if an applicant refuses to consent to a criminal history check?
What right does the Commission have to inform applicants about their criminal history?
What right does the Commission have to inform applicants about their criminal history?
Which governing body must the Commission comply with regarding the dissemination of criminal history checks?
Which governing body must the Commission comply with regarding the dissemination of criminal history checks?
What kind of information is the Commission required to keep confidential?
What kind of information is the Commission required to keep confidential?
What is the maximum civil penalty the Commission may assess for prohibited acts?
What is the maximum civil penalty the Commission may assess for prohibited acts?
Which factor is NOT considered by the Commission when imposing a civil penalty?
Which factor is NOT considered by the Commission when imposing a civil penalty?
What can the Commission do with real property?
What can the Commission do with real property?
What type of criminal history checks does the Commission ensure for applicants?
What type of criminal history checks does the Commission ensure for applicants?
For how long must an applicant have resided outside of North Carolina to require a national criminal history check?
For how long must an applicant have resided outside of North Carolina to require a national criminal history check?
What is one of the purposes for which the Commission can purchase insurance?
What is one of the purposes for which the Commission can purchase insurance?
Which of the following best describes the Commission's power regarding collateral for encumbrance?
Which of the following best describes the Commission's power regarding collateral for encumbrance?
What does the term 'applicant' refer to in this context?
What does the term 'applicant' refer to in this context?
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NC Auctioneers Commission Size
NC Auctioneers Commission Size
There are five members on the North Carolina Auctioneers Commission.
Maximum Consecutive Terms
Maximum Consecutive Terms
A member can serve a maximum of two consecutive terms.
Minimum Auctioneer Members
Minimum Auctioneer Members
At least three members must be experienced auctioneers.
Who Appoints Members?
Who Appoints Members?
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Commission Term Length
Commission Term Length
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License Management
License Management
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Required Votes for Action
Required Votes for Action
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Auctioneers Assoc. Role
Auctioneers Assoc. Role
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Criminal History Check
Criminal History Check
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Purpose of Criminal Check
Purpose of Criminal Check
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Reasons for License Denial
Reasons for License Denial
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Non-Considered Factor
Non-Considered Factor
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Refusal Consequences
Refusal Consequences
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Commission's Right
Commission's Right
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Governing Body Compliance
Governing Body Compliance
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Confidential Information
Confidential Information
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Maximum Civil Penalty
Maximum Civil Penalty
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Non-Considered Civil Penalty
Non-Considered Civil Penalty
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Commission's Property Actions
Commission's Property Actions
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Criminal History Check
Criminal History Check
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National Criminal History
National Criminal History
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Commission's Insurance
Commission's Insurance
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Collateral for Encumbrance
Collateral for Encumbrance
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Applicant Definition
Applicant Definition
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Study Notes
North Carolina Auctioneers Commission
- The North Carolina Auctioneers Commission has five members appointed by the Governor with a term of three years.
- At least three members are experienced auctioneers licensed in North Carolina.
- One member represents the public at large.
- The commission employs an executive director and has the power to purchase, rent or lease equipment, supplies, and purchase insurance.
- The commission can impose civil penalties up to $2,000.
- The commission may deny, suspend, or revoke licenses.
Powers and Duties of the Commission
- The commission has the authority to receive and act upon applications for licenses.
- The commission issues licenses and adopts rules consistent with the Chapter and General Statutes.
- The commission assesses civil penalties for acts prohibited by the Chapter.
Criminal History Check for Applicants
- The commission conducts criminal history checks on all applicants.
- The commission requires fingerprints and a signed consent form to use the fingerprints.
- The commission may deny licensure if the applicant's criminal history shows a felony conviction or a conviction involving fraud or moral turpitude.
- The commission considers the applicant's age at the time of the crime, the circumstances surrounding the crime, the severity of the crime, the nexus between the crime and the applicant's duties as an auctioneer, and the applicant's subsequent record.
Consequences for Non-Compliance
- The commission may deny licensure to applicants that refuse a criminal history check or the use of their fingerprints.
- The commission must notify applicants of their right to review the criminal history information, challenge the accuracy of the information and contest the denial.
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