A Protection Period Clause (safety clause) in a Listing will allow a Broker to collect a commission for a specified period of time after the term of the Listing has expired. It is a designated period of time to close deals with prospects that the licensee has been working with during the term of the listing. This is not a time to find a new prospect. They must put the name of the prospects in writing at the end of the listing period in order to earn a commission during the protection period clause.
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