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Letters of Reprimand

Letters of reprimand are the least severe form of discipline. Letters of reprimand are typically used where there is sufficient evidence of conduct deserving of sanction, but the resulting breaches are technical or minor in nature. Letters of reprimand may be issued by the executive director or by a Hearing Panel. 

Should an industry member disagree with the letter of reprimand, he or she has the right to appeal it within 30 days after date of receipt of the letter of reprimand. More information on the appeal process can be found in s.40.1(2) of the Real Estate Act.

Below is a list of and links to Letters of Reprimand issued in the past two years. Note that according to the Real Estate Council of Alberta's Publication Guidelines, Letters of Reprimand are published on the RECA website without the industry member(s) name(s) and business contact information. Publication is intended to be educational and to act as both a specific and general deterrent.