Work Unlicensed Assistant May Not Perform Clause Samples
The "Work Unlicensed Assistant May Not Perform" clause defines the types of work or tasks that cannot be delegated to assistants who do not hold the required professional licenses. In practice, this means that only individuals with the appropriate credentials are permitted to carry out certain regulated activities, such as providing legal advice or performing medical procedures, while unlicensed assistants may only handle administrative or non-regulated tasks. This clause ensures compliance with legal and professional standards, protecting both the client and the service provider from liability associated with unauthorized practice.
Work Unlicensed Assistant May Not Perform. Assistant shall not perform or undertake any of the activities prohibited to an Unlicensed Assistant set forth in Commission Rule 520-1-.07(6)(f) as follows:
(a) Make cold calls by telephone or in person or otherwise contacting the public for the purpose of securing prospects for listings, leasing, sales, exchanges, or property management;
(b) Host open houses, kiosks, home show booths, or fairs;
(c) Prepare promotional materials or advertisements without the review and approval of licensee and supervising broker;
(d) Show property;
(e) Answer any questions on title, financing, or closings (other than the time and place);
(f) Answer any questions regarding a listing except for information on price and amenities expressly authorized in writing by the licensee;
(g) Discuss or explain a contract, listing, lease, agreement, or other real estate document with anyone outside the firm;
(h) Negotiate or agree to any commission, commission split, management fee, or referral fee on behalf of a licensee;
(i) Discuss the attributes or amenities of a property, under any circumstances, with a prospective purchaser or lessee;
(j) Discuss with the owner of real property, the terms and conditions of the real property offered for sale or lease;
(k) Collect or hold deposit monies, rent, other monies or anything of value received from the owner of real property or from a prospective purchaser or lessee;
(l) Provide owners of real property or prospective purchasers or lessees with any advice, recommendations or suggestions as to the sale, purchase, exchange, or leasing of real property that is listed, to be listed, or currently available for sale or lease; and
(m) Hold himself or herself out in any manner, orally or in writing, as being licensed or affiliated with a particular firm or real estate broker as a licensee.