Gold Coast Class Practice Test

Which cannot be issued by the DBPR?

A license A cease and desist order A fine An injunction

Correct Answer:

An injunction

Explanation:

An injunction is a court-issued remedy, not something a regulatory agency like the DBPR can grant on its own. The DBPR handles licensing, enforcement actions, and penalties directly—so it can issue licenses, issue cease and desist orders to stop unlicensed or unlawful activity, and impose fines as disciplinary measures. It can pursue injunctions through the court system, but the actual injunction comes from a judge, not from the DBPR.

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