Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a broker under Minnesota law?

Under Minnesota law, a broker has specific responsibilities that include providing agency disclosures at the right moments, ensuring that contracts prepared by salespeople are accurate, and maintaining adherence to ethical standards.

The role of a broker involves overseeing the overall operations of a real estate business, which does include ensuring that proper disclosures are made and compliance with ethics is upheld. However, supervising all administrative staff is not explicitly outlined as a broker's responsibility under state law. While brokers may take on this task in practice, it is not a legal requirement. The main focus of a broker’s duties revolves more around the oversight of transactions, regulatory compliance, and the actions of their agents rather than the direct supervision of administrative personnel. This distinction clarifies why the choice referencing the supervision of administrative staff does not align with the responsibilities mandated by state law.