California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 4 — Real Estate, Part 1 — Licensing of Persons, Chapter 3 — Real Estate Regulations, Article 2.5 — Continuing Education

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Section 10170Establishes the Legislature's determination that consumer protection and service are served by requiring all real estate licensees under the part to comply…Section 10170.2Allows the commissioner to appoint an advisory committee composed of licensees under the part and persons with expertise in real estate education.…Section 10170.4Requires the commissioner to adopt continuing-education regulations establishing 45 clock hours of approved education or equivalent activity during the four years before…Section 10170.5Requires real estate licensees, except as otherwise provided, to complete 45 clock hours during the preceding four years, including three-hour courses in…Section 10170.6Allows the commissioner to amend or repeal continuing-education regulations using the same procedure as adoption, but bars an amendment or repeal from…Section 10170.8Exempts a real estate licensee from the article upon proof satisfactory to the commissioner that the licensee has held a California real…Section 10171.2Allows the commissioner to extend a license for 90 days when an applicant in good faith submitted continuing-education evidence reasonably believed sufficient…Section 10171.3Requires, beginning January 1, 1981, an applicant seeking reinstatement of a real estate license revoked through commissioner disciplinary action, or a restricted…Section 10171.4Requires a renewal or reinstatement applicant whose previous active license was issued four or more years earlier to present evidence of compliance…Section 10171.5Bars a person licensed as a real estate broker only as an officer of a corporate broker from renewing that license or…

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