Regulatory News

The Maine House of Representatives recently passed a bill aimed at establishing licensing requirements for residential contractors, following...

Illinois Senate Bill 2348, known as the Hair Braiding Opportunity Act, proposes eliminating licensure requirements for hair braiders by amending the...

As part of the "Massachusetts Means Business" initiative, recommendations have been made for the Division of Occupational Licensure: "Remove...

In an interview with Building, Hugh Simpson, Chief Executive of the Architects Registration Board (ARB), discusses his vision for modernizing...

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently signed Senate Bill 472, a measure that allows credits earned from prison-based educational programs to count...

A bill introduced in Illinois aims to enhance the oversight authority of the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation's (IDFPR)...

Georgia's House Bill 579, effective July 1, aims to streamline the state's occupational licensing process to improve efficiency and reduce...

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' administration is advocating for increased staffing at the Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) to...

Ohio regulators have issued warnings to the state's growing number of retail IV hydration clinics, emphasizing that these establishments are...

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma recently vetoed House Bill 1030, legislation that would have extended the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and...

Two bills passed the Michigan House and would allow Michigan to enter into the multistate compact for occupational therapists and occupational...

Stakeholders in Nigeria's social work sector have expressed concern over the delay in establishing the Nigerian Council for Social Work, despite the...