Which of the following must be stated when a dual agency agreement has been authorized by the licensee, buyer, and seller in Missouri?

While commission details may be important for the parties involved, they are not a requirement that must be disclosed in the context of a dual agency agreement. The focus of the agreement is on the representation provided by the licensee, rather than the financial arrangements.

This statement is inaccurate in the context of a dual agency agreement. In dual agency, the licensee does not act solely for the buyer; instead, they represent both the buyer and seller, which necessitates the disclosure that they are not exclusively advocating for either party's interests.

Similar to option C, this choice misrepresents the nature of dual agency. If a dual agency agreement has been authorized, the licensee cannot claim to represent the seller exclusively, as this would contradict the dual agency arrangement that encompasses both parties.