Regulatory News

The health minister of Kuwait has approved a new decision establishing general conditions and controls for licensing medical, nursing, and allied...

The Alberta Court of Appeal has ruled that the requirement for aspiring lawyers to swear an oath of allegiance to the sovereign—under Law...

The UK government is considering expanding mandatory licensing and registration requirements to cover more roles across the...

President Trump signed an executive order in December 2025 aimed at limiting the ability of individual U.S. states to impose their own regulations...

Florida lawmakers are considering legislation that would eliminate the Florida Real Estate Commission, the board responsible for overseeing...

The Royal Institute of British Architects has proposed changes to the way architects are regulated in the UK, arguing that the current system, which...

Singapore plans to introduce a new regulatory body for veterinarians as the number of licensed vets in the city-state — which has grown from...

Taiwan has now certified 28,871 drone pilots as of October, reflecting growing demand across commercial and military sectors, according to the...

The article reports that a new bill in Regulated Professions Neutrality Act — proposed by the government of Alberta — would...

This opinion-piece argues that the recently proposed regulations by the regulator CORU for counselling and psychotherapy in Ireland would...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has opened a civil rights investigation into whether a state...

CLEAR is pleased to share the closing comments and reflection from the Regulatory Research Day, held on December 3, 2025 in Wellington, New...