You can be guilty of misconduct if your conduct is disgraceful. This means your behaviour would be seen as bad by other agents or the public. You can also be guilty of misconduct if your work is seriously incompetent or negligent. You can be guilty of misconduct if you break the rules on purpose or by being reckless. This includes breaking the rules of the Real Estate Agents Act or other laws that apply to your work. You can also be guilty of misconduct if you break the regulations or rules made under the Act. You can be guilty of misconduct if you commit a crime that shows you are not fit to be a licensee. This means you have been convicted of an offence that reflects badly on you and your ability to do your job. This is all part of the Real Estate Agents Act.