Georgia Administrative Code

(1) All hearings in "contested cases," as that term is defined in the Georgia Administrative Procedure Act (O.C.G.A. § 50-13-13), shall be conducted by the Office of State Administrative Hearings. All proceedings pending before the Office of State Administrative Hearings shall be…

(1) The following rules govern pre-hearing and post-hearing procedures in "contested cases" pending before the Georgia Real Estate Commission. The following rules do not apply to matters filed or pending before the Office of State Administrative Hearings. (2) The Commission shall…

(1) Service of proposed or final decision in a contested case shall be by personal delivery or by certified mail or statutory overnight delivery to the applicant/licensee's last address of record with the Commission. All other notices, pleadings, orders, motions, and other docume…

(1) Upon issuance of an initial decision by the Office of State Administrative Hearings, any party may request a review of the initial decision by filing the request in accordance with the provisions of Rule 520-4-.02 of the Commission within thirty (30) days from the date of fil…

The purpose of this Chapter is to delineate the rules and regulations which the Georgia Real Estate Commission will follow in entering into contracts for education and research purposes.

The Commission may enter into contracts with public or private institutions or individuals to establish, continue, or expand educational opportunities or research which will benefit real estate licensees or the public in its potential dealings with licensees. The Commission shall…

The amount to be paid and the duration of any contract shall be as provided for in each contract. Any amendment to a contract to increase the payment or extend the time of performance shall be at the discretion of the Commission. No provision of any contract shall be construed as…

Proposals to enter into contracts for education or research with the Commission will be required to contain the following: (a) a statement of the educational objective of the proposed program or research; (b) a statement of how the program will benefit real estate licensees or th…

(1) The Commission shall act on all proposals within sixty days of receipt of a written original or amended proposal and shall notify the applicant in writing of: (a) the terms of acceptance of the proposal; (b) the reason or reasons for rejection of the proposal; or (c) any furt…

A full report of the expenditure of funds under any contract shall be made to the Commission within thirty days of the end of the term of the contract or at such other reasonable time or times as the Commission may require. Whenever a contract for education or research requires t…

Any advertising of a program or project must indicate that a portion or all of the cost of the program is underwritten by the Georgia Real Estate Commission. Any publication or other educational material produced as the result of a contract must include indication that a portion …

No substantive changes, including schedule of programs, may be made in a program under a contract for education or research without the prior approval of the Commission. Emergency changes may be made on a temporary basis with the prior approval of the Real Estate Commissioner sub…

Any course offered to real estate licensees which the Commission has underwritten part or all of the cost must be available to all persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, national origin, age, or membership in any organization.

Any funds not expended in the implementation of a contract for education or research shall be returned to the Commission within thirty days of the termination date of the contract or at such other time as the Commission may require.

Any violation of the provisions of this Chapter, any falsification or misrepresentation in a proposal for a contract for education or research, or violation of any written agreement entered into with the Commission under this Chapter may result in a termination of the contract an…