Can GREC appoint the governor of Georgia?

The Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC) does not have the authority to appoint the governor of Georgia. The commission is primarily responsible for overseeing real estate licensing and regulation within the state. The governor is an elected official, chosen by the citizens of Georgia through a democratic voting process.

GREC’s role is focused on ensuring compliance with real estate laws and protecting consumer interests, rather than participating in state governance at the executive level. This delineation of power emphasizes the checks and balances in the governmental system, wherein different entities have distinct responsibilities and powers. Thus, since GREC does not have any appointive authority regarding the governor or involvement in political appointments, the assertion that GREC can appoint the governor is incorrect and reinforces the correct choice.