Which function is NOT performed by the RCCAM?

The correct choice indicates that enforcing community management policies is not a function of the RCCAM. The primary role of the RCCAM (Residential Community Association Management) typically involves overseeing the regulatory framework and ensuring that the standards set for professional practice are upheld. This includes determining professional practice standards, approving licensure examinations, and establishing fees and fines associated with the licensure process.

The enforcement of community management policies, however, often falls under the purview of different regulatory bodies or local governance that deal specifically with community management issues. While the RCCAM may provide guidance or recommendations regarding best practices, the actual enforcement of policies would generally be managed at a more local level or through designated community leaders rather than by the RCCAM itself. Therefore, the distinction is clear that the RCCAM's functions center around the regulatory and licensure aspects of community association management rather than direct enforcement of community policies.