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SQESalespersons Qualifying Examination✓EAQEEstate Agents Qualifying ExaminationOn 2 June an agency receives notice that the EAA has suspended its licence for 6 months. Which statement about an appeal is correct?
Answer: Appeal by written notice to the Secretary within 21 days, to an appeal tribunal whose decision is final. Why not the others: - Court of First Instance within 14 days: Appeals go to an appeal tribunal drawn from the appeal panel. - Chief Executive in Council: Not the statutory route. - No appeal: Suspension is an appealable decision. Rule: A licensee may appeal against refusal, conditions, suspension or revocation, and disciplinary decisions, by written notice to the Secretary within 21 days; the appeal is heard by a tribunal of at least 3 members of the appeal panel, and its decision is final. Source: Estate Agents Ordinance (Cap. 511), sections 31 to 33; as at Oct 2026
Sending appeals to the courts instead of the appeal tribunal.
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