In the event of a serious breach, what is NCARB entitled to?

In the context of a serious breach, NCARB is entitled to legal fees and costs associated with litigation. This provision allows NCARB to recover expenses that occur during legal proceedings related to the breach. It reflects the principle that a party wronged by a breach should not have to incur costs without recourse, ensuring they can pursue legal action to protect their interests without undue financial burden. This entitlement functions as a deterrent against breaches and provides a mechanism for recourse, upholding the integrity of NCARB's regulations and standards.

Other possibilities, such as financial compensation, breach of rights claims, or immediate restitution of services, do not specifically address the recovery of legal costs incurred due to litigation. While those concepts may have relevance in certain legal contexts, the focus here is squarely on the entitlement to recover legal fees as part of the measures NCARB can take following a serious breach. This aspect of recovery highlights the importance of advocacy and empowerment for organizations in protecting their rights and maintaining compliance among those they govern.