Regulatory News

Georgia's Secretary of State has formed a new commission to review Georgia's business licensing process, identify barriers, and remove unnecessary...

The Pennsylvania Senate has approved a bill requiring state agencies to make changes to their permitting timelines and process. Agencies would be...

A bill under consideration in New Jersey would require the Division of Consumer Affairs to identify the national average for credential applcation...

Independent research commissioned by the UK Nursing and Midwifery Council found that more professionals are practicing in advanced practice roles...

With every passing year, multijurisdictional licensing in the U.S. expands to include more states and more professions. What exactly does the...

The Guide to Inclusive Practices is a new resource that provides direction for volunteers, registrants and Engineers and Geoscientists BC staff in...

A bill under consideration in Illinois would establish an alternate path for licensure as a clinical social worker. In lieu of passing the exam,...

A new study from the Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation finds that "After adoption of universal recognition, the employment ratio...

The Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards has announced that, effective by January 1, 2026, both the knowledge and skills portions...

In an effort to address lawyer shortage and case backlogs, Maine becomes another state to consider allowing candidates to take the bar exam after an...

The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services is adding 66 credentials to its LicensE cloud-based license application and renewal...

A survey by the Medical Protection Society in the UK reveals that almost one in three doctors investigated by the General Medical Council had...