Regulatory News

The Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society’s 2025 annual report highlights the development of a new competency framework designed to better...

South Africa’s South African Council for the Architectural Profession and the National Prosecuting Authority have strengthened their...

The article presents concerns raised by unions and critics regarding proposed government changes in New Zealand that would increase central...

New Mexico lawmakers are considering proposals to introduce licensing alternatives as a way to address persistent shortages of attorneys in rural...

Texas and Ohio have enacted reforms to streamline electrician licensing requirements in an effort to address skilled labor shortages and support...

A group of UK Members of Parliament has called for an end to the veterinary profession’s longstanding system of self-regulation, arguing that...

Kentucky’s Board of Optometric Examiners is facing continued criticism after allowing at least 30 optometrists to continue practicing despite...

Indiana has become the latest state to implement the Counseling Compact, joining Arizona, Minnesota, Ohio, Louisiana and Georgia. The Compact allows...

Nigeria’s Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) is advocating for stronger regulatory oversight of the human resources...

The UK’s Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) reports that it has accelerated a broad program of organizational and regulatory reforms in the...

An OECD report argues that reforms to professional licensing systems could boost economic growth, increase labor mobility, and improve workforce...

A Reuters analysis of state regulation of artificial intelligence highlights the emergence of a rapidly expanding patchwork of state-level AI laws...