What is G.S. 85B commonly referred to as?

G.S. 85B is commonly referred to as the Auctioneers Law in North Carolina. This law outlines the regulatory framework for the practice of auctioneering within the state, establishing the legal requirements for auctioneer licensing, operational practices, and professional conduct standards. The designation of "law" emphasizes its authoritative role in governing how auctioneers must operate, ensuring transparency and fair practices in the auction process.

While terms such as "Auctioneers Licensing Code" or "Auction Regulations" might describe aspects of the legislation, they are not the official title. The term "Auctioneer Conduct Standards" suggests a focus on ethics or conduct but does not capture the full scope and intent of G.S. 85B, which encompasses licensing as well as operational guidelines. Thus, calling it the Auctioneers Law accurately summarizes its comprehensive regulatory nature.