2-8-401. Purpose. It is the intent of the legislature to: (1) exercise the police power of the state through the establishment of licensing boards only when regulation of a profession or occupation benefits the public health, safety, welfare, or common good of the state’s residents and that benefit outweighs the potential increased cost to the public and […]
2-8-402. Intent to create new board. (1) A bill draft request to create a licensing board must include a letter of intent not exceeding 1,000 words that addresses the criteria in subsections (2) and (3). (2) The letter of intent must contain the following descriptions: (a) how licensing would protect and benefit the public and, in particular, how […]
2-8-403. Intent to combine profession or occupation with existing board. (1) A bill draft request that proposes to license a profession or occupation by combining that profession or occupation with an existing board must contain a letter of intent if one of the following conditions applies: (a) the profession or occupation to be licensed falls under the […]
2-8-404. Interim committee review of licensing boards and programs — criteria — repeal — consolidation. (1) (a) Before January 1 of each even-numbered year, a legislative interim committee responsible for monitoring licensing boards and programs shall notify the department to which licensing boards or programs are administratively attached if the committee plans to review one or more […]
2-8-405. Repeal of licensing board or program law — deposit of fees. (1) If the legislature repeals a licensing board or program law, the department of labor and industry may collect only delinquent licensing fees or fines, if provided by law, on behalf of the repealed licensing board or program. Continuing education and other requirements for […]
