193F—15.2(543D) Supervisory appraiser responsibilities. Supervisory appraisers shall:
	1.	Ensure that the information presented in the appraisal report is accurate and dependable in order to provide a valid and credible report.
	2.	Adequately supervise an associate in the data-gathering process to ensure that the associate is correctly and properly collecting pertinent and factual data for analysis.
	3.	Ensure that the associate is knowledgeable about the various sources from which to gather data and that the data collected is reliable. The associate should be exposed to any sources of research that would be considered by one’s peers in the marketplace including cost manuals, multiple listing services, public records and Internet study.
	4.	Teach the associate to reason independently and formulate reasonable conclusions based upon the analysis of the information gathered.
	5.	Teach the basic routine of the appraisal process including a consistent and regular pattern of data gathering, analysis, and report writing.
	6.	Review and critique appraisal reports for accuracy, ease of reading, understanding and purpose, and ensure that all addenda are both relevant and pertinent.
	7.	Ensure that factual data is reliable and that analysis is both supported and documented. All necessary certification and limiting conditions should be up to date and applicable to the assignment.
	8.	Expose an associate to as many different property types, report formats and value ranges as possible with the understanding that each time a new or unique assignment is introduced, there is a responsibility to instruct and educate the associate to ensure competency.
	9.	Inspect each appraised property with the associate until the supervisor determines the associate is competent, in accordance with the COMPETENCY RULE of USPAP for the property type and geographic location.
	10.	Bring the associate appraiser to a professional level that enables the associate to demonstrate competency independently.
	11.	Notify the board within ten calendar days after the supervisor ceases supervising an associate appraiser. The notice must include the name of the associate appraiser and the date the supervision ceased.
[ARC 0881C, IAB 7/24/13, effective 8/28/13; ARC 1732C, IAB 11/12/14, effective 12/17/14; ARC 5237C, IAB 10/21/20, effective 11/25/20]