A PRIMARY goal of the Commission is to

While preventing fraud is an important aspect of the Commission's responsibilities, it is not the overarching goal. Fraud prevention serves as a means to protect the public; however, the Commission's primary focus extends beyond just controlling transactions to encompass broader public protection and professional empowerment.

Controlling fees charged by licensees is not a primary goal of the Commission. While regulatory oversight of fees can be a part of the Commission's functions, its main aim is to enhance public safety and support professionals rather than merely regulating financial aspects of transactions.

Establishing guidelines for dispute resolution is a significant function of the Commission, but it is one of many responsibilities. The primary goal remains focused on protecting the public and empowering professionals, which encompasses a wider range of regulatory aims than just dispute management.