What aspect of the DRE's operations will be affected by the reorganization under the Department of Consumer Affairs?

The reorganization of the Department of Real Estate (DRE) under the Department of Consumer Affairs primarily aims to streamline administrative and fiscal responsibilities. This change is intended to enhance efficiency and integrate the DRE's operations within a broader consumer protection framework. By having administrative and fiscal functions centralized, the DRE can better allocate resources, manage budgets, and oversee operations, thereby improving overall performance and accountability within the department.

While licensing processes, investigation procedures, and legal authority may also be influenced by such changes, the immediate impact is chiefly on the administrative and fiscal management due to the shift in organizational structure. This aligns with the Department of Consumer Affairs' role in overseeing various boards and departments, ensuring uniform standards and improved service delivery.