Regulatory News

It’s hard to comprehend the magnitude of a disaster like Turkey’s recent earthquake. It seems inconceivable that it leveled or...

The US Department of Helth and Human Services's Operation Nightingale has investigated a scheme involving three (now closed) Florida schools...

The budget proposed in New Hampshire would eliminate over 30 occupational licenses and consolidate a number of boards. The list of licenses to...

Virginia's governor has signed universal occupational licensing legislation. Licenses in good standing in another state will now be recognized in...

Arizona's governor has vetoed SB 1248, which would have eliminated the sunrise process for health professions seeking to expand their scope of...

Following waivers made by the previous administration during the pandemic, New York's current governor is proposing a permanent change in the law to...

The American Bar Association's Standing Committee on Profession Regulation has produced a consultation report, as requested by th Minnesota Supreme...

New rules announced by the UK's Housing Secretary will require social housing managers to meet qualifications equivalent to a Certificate or Diploma...

A bill passed in the Indiana House would require state agencies to review occupational regulations to determine their necessity in protecting the...

The UK government has opened a consultation "to seek views on the legislative provisions that will give the [General Medical Council] the necessary...

A report from the Canadian Bar Association indicates that trans people face a disproportionate numbr of legal problems and are less likely to...

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation has announced the Consumer Financila Protection and Innovation Package to establish...