Saint Paul, Minn., Legis. Code ch. 189 § 189.10

(a) The Truth-in-Sale of Housing Board has the following duties:
(1) Adopt rules and bylaws governing its procedures;
(2) Develop and enforce a code of ethics for Licensed Evaluators;
(3) Make available copies of such rules, bylaws and code of ethics to each applicant for licensure;
(4) Every January, or the first meeting of the year, the Truth-in-Sale of Housing Board, along with the Director of the Department of Safety and Inspections or their designee, will determine if an examination to earn licensure will be given to applicants for truth-in-sale of housing licensure during that calendar year. The Director of the Department of Safety and Inspections will make the determination based on the number of Licensed Evaluators, the quantity of their inspections in Saint Paul, the number of overall evaluations conducted in the city, and unforeseeable or exceptional circumstances. The Truth-in-Sale of Housing Licensure examination may be waived based on the assessment of the data by the director of the Department of Safety and Inspections, however, the examination must, at a minimum be given once every three years;
(5) Develop a test procedure for screening applicants for Licensed Evaluator that includes:
a. Creation of the examination.
b. A process to hear examination appeals by applicants for a truth-in-sale of housing license under this chapter according to rules adopted by the Truth-in-Sale of Housing Board.
(6) Administration of the Truth-in-Sale of Housing licensure examination as laid out in section 189.10 (a)(4);
(7) Issuance of a Truth-in-Sale of Housing license in the form of an identification card to each applicant who satisfactorily passes the exam, pays the required fees, and satisfies all other qualifications for licensing required by the Truth-in-Sale of Housing Board or this chapter;
(8) Establish annual renewal fees and renew each license upon payment of the established fees;
(9) Establish minimum educational and/or training requirements which must be met and maintained by the Licensed Evaluator;
(10) Take adverse action against a license or licensed evaluator as defined in section 189.01 ;
(11) Establish all fees for the Truth-in-Sale of Housing program including, but not limited to, the non-refundable exam application fee(s), the initial and re-licensing fee(s) for licensed evaluators, and the filing and late fee(s) for disclosure reports;
(12) Develop, adopt and issue Evaluator Guidelines.
(b) Decisions of the Truth-in-Sale of Housing Board, with respect to these duties, are final. Only adverse action(s) against a license or Licensed Evaluator are subject to appeal to the City Council. Any Truth-in-Sale of Housing Board order to a Licensed Evaluator must include a written statement notifying the Licensed Evaluator of the right to appeal that order to the City Council.