Which of the following is NOT a required action when presenting offers?

The action of negotiating the offers on behalf of the client is not a required action when presenting offers. While it is often a key role of a broker to assist in negotiations, presenting offers primarily focuses on delivering the offers to the client without taking on the responsibility of negotiating on their behalf unless specifically authorized to do so.

In real estate practice, licensed brokers must ensure that they present all offers in a timely manner, communicate all offers received to their clients, and maintain confidentiality regarding the details of those offers. These actions are critical to upholding fiduciary duties and ensuring that clients are fully informed about their options. Negotiation may be part of the broader service the broker provides, but it's not a mandatory requirement when simply presenting offers.