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Code · Utah · Title 61 — Securities Division - Real Estate Division · Chapter 2C

61-2c-510. Money accumulated -- Purpose.

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61-2c-510. Money accumulated -- Purpose.
(1)The division may use money accumulated in the fund in excess of the amount necessary to satisfy claims to:
(a)investigate violations of this chapter related to fraud; and
(b)advance education and research in the field of residential mortgage loans.
(2)The division may use the excess money described in Subsection
(1)only in a manner consistent with Subsection
(1), including for:
(a)courses sponsored by the division;
(b)courses offered by the division in conjunction with a university or college in Utah;
(c)contracting for a research project for the state in the field of residential mortgage loans;
(d)funding the salaries and training expenses of division staff members who are employed in positions related to the education of mortgage licensees;
(e)funding the training expenses of division staff members who are employed in positions conducting investigations of complaints under this chapter; and
(f)publishing and distributing educational materials to:
(i)licensees; and
(ii)applicants for licensure.
Amended by Chapter 325 , 2007 General Session
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