Which sanction is NOT available to the Indiana Real Estate Commission when disciplining a licensee?

The correct answer identifies a sanction that the Indiana Real Estate Commission does not have the authority to impose when disciplining a licensee. The commission is specifically responsible for regulating real estate licenses, maintaining standards of conduct, and ensuring that licensees adhere to the laws governing real estate practice in the state.

A license suspension or revocation, monetary fines, and issuing reprimands are measures that fall within the jurisdiction of the Indiana Real Estate Commission. These actions are meant to address violations of real estate laws and regulations while ensuring public trust in the profession. Revoking a license permanently bars an individual from operating in the real estate industry, while suspending a license puts a temporary halt to a licensee's ability to engage in real estate activities. Monetary fines serve as a financial deterrent against misconduct, and reprimands provide formal notices of disapproval that can impact a licensee's record.

On the other hand, suspending membership from the Realtor Board is not directly within the commission's purview, as Realtor Boards operate independently under the National Association of Realtors and have their own rules and regulations. Therefore, actions such as suspending board membership, which pertains more to organizational membership than to the licensing of real estate professionals, are outside the commission's authority regarding disciplinary actions