Nevada Timeshare License Practice Exam

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What is NOT a requirement for an informal hearing scheduled with a developer by the Administrator?

A judge or constable must be present as a matter of record
The developer must be allowed to bring legal counsel
The hearing must be conducted in a public forum
Discussion must focus exclusively on promotional practices

The correct answer is: A judge or constable must be present as a matter of record

An informal hearing with a developer organized by the Administrator does not require a judge or constable to be present as a matter of record. Informal hearings are typically less formal than official court proceedings and are designed to allow the parties involved to discuss and resolve issues related to timeshare practices without the need for judicial oversight or participation. This flexibility allows for a more open dialogue where developers and the Administrator can address concerns and find solutions in a less structured environment. In contrast, legal counsel being present for the developer, conducting the hearing in a public forum, and focusing on the specific issues related to promotional practices are all essential components of maintaining transparency, fairness, and accountability in the hearing process. Having legal counsel ensures that the developer's rights are protected, while a public forum fosters openness and public interest, and focusing discussions on promotional practices aligns with regulatory oversight goals.