Which entity is responsible for imposing sanctions on brokers who fail to supervise their agents adequately?

The Kentucky Real Estate Commission is the entity responsible for enforcing regulations governing real estate practices within the state, including supervisory responsibilities of brokers. When brokers do not adequately supervise their agents, the Commission has the authority to impose sanctions to ensure compliance with state laws and regulations. This oversight is crucial for maintaining professional standards and protecting consumers in real estate transactions.

The role of the State Legislature is primarily focused on creating laws and statutes rather than overseeing enforcement at the level of individual brokers or agents. Local County Boards tend to handle more localized matters and do not have the overarching regulatory power that the Commission possesses. Professional Associations typically provide support, resources, and advocacy for their members but do not have the authority to impose sanctions on brokers for supervision failures.