Washington License Law
A Washington broker notices their employing firm's designated broker has been absent for 6 months with no one supervising the office. The broker should:
AContinue operations normally and wait for the designated broker to return
BReport the situation to the DOL and potentially cease operations requiring supervision✓ Correct
CAssume the role of designated broker without DOL authorization
DAsk the broker's association to appoint a temporary designated broker
Explanation
A real estate firm must have an active, supervising designated broker. Extended absence without supervision violates Washington's licensing laws. Affiliated brokers have an obligation to report the situation to the DOL and ensure compliance with supervisory requirements.
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