In which scenario would TREC schedule a revocation/suspension hearing?

A revocation or suspension hearing by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) may be scheduled when a license holder fails to respond to a summons. This failure to respond could indicate non-compliance with TREC's regulations or inquiries, which is a serious matter that requires a formal hearing to address the issues at hand. The summons serves as a notification regarding an alleged violation or concern regarding the license holder's conduct, and not responding leaves the Commission without the necessary engagement to resolve the matter amicably or clarify the situation.

In the context of TREC’s processes, such hearings are vital for ensuring that license holders adhere to state laws and professional standards. The inability or unwillingness to respond implies potential neglect of duties or ethical standards, thereby warranting a formal review through a hearing to make an informed decision regarding the individual's licensure status. This process upholds the integrity and accountability within the real estate profession in Texas.