How long does the Board have to decide if there is reasonable cause to back up the discrimination allegations?

The Board has a timeframe of 100 days to determine if there is reasonable cause to support the allegations of discrimination. This period is established to ensure a thorough review of the claims, allowing sufficient time for investigation and consideration of all relevant evidence. The extended duration reflects the complexity often involved in discrimination cases, where numerous factors and potential impacts must be assessed carefully before reaching a conclusion.

This timeframe is critical in maintaining a fair process for all parties involved. With a longer duration, the Board can engage in comprehensive fact-finding, including possibly gathering testimonies, reviewing documents, and evaluating applicable laws and regulations to ensure justice and compliance within the realm of real estate practices. Such procedures help to uphold the integrity and professionalism expected in the real estate industry.