What happens to a licensee's membership in a real estate board if the board advocates rules the licensee disagrees with?

A licensee's membership in a real estate board is typically voluntary, meaning they have the option to choose whether to remain a member based on their alignment with the board's policies and advocacy. If a licensee disagrees with the rules or positions taken by the board, they are not obligated to remain a member. Instead, they can choose to terminate their membership, allowing them to distance themselves from decisions or policies they do not support. This reflects the idea that while collective activities of a board can reflect the views of its majority, individual members have the autonomy to disconnect when they feel their values or professional practices are not being represented satisfactorily.