What type of sanction cannot the commission issue?

The correct answer indicates that "forced escrow" is a type of sanction that the commission cannot issue. In the context of real estate and regulatory commissions, escrow refers to the holding of funds or assets by a third party until certain conditions are fulfilled. While the commission has the authority to impose various disciplinary actions, including monetary fines, license suspensions, and public reprimands, it does not typically possess the power to force parties to place funds into escrow.

Monetary fines serve as punitive measures for violations of regulations, while license suspensions can temporarily remove a licensee's ability to operate legally. Public reprimands are often used to formally denounce a licensee's behavior, placing it on record without further action. However, the requirement to place funds in escrow often involves contractual agreements between parties rather than a direct imposition by a regulatory body, making it outside the commission's purview.