Regulatory News

"The general trend in most jurisdictions is to regulate more and more occupations at the same time as governments promise to get rid of...

A bill planned to be introduced in Georgia based on Georgia Justice Project's criminal justice reform efforts would create guidelines for licensing...

New healthcare laws take effect in 2023 in California. JDSupra highlights the following: Telehealth providers are no longer required to establish...

A bill that passed the Illinis House 70-39 and the Senate 41-16 expands the scope of medical professionals who can perform abortions, allowing...

The Alberta government has delayed the proclamation of the proposed College of Counselling Therapy of Alberta. In 2018, the Mental Health Services...

A number of regulatory changes have come into effect in Ontario as of January 1, 2023. Some highlights include the following: Professional...

A proposal will be brought before the Vermont Board of Dental Examiners to allow dental hygienists to perform "no drill" fillings. The goal of the...

A district court judge has upheld Colorado's Minor Therapy Conversion Law, prohibiting mental health prractitioners from emgaging in "conversion...

Passing rates for nursing exams in the US and Quebec are declinign since the beginning of the pandemic - 50% of candidates in Quebec failed the...

Vermont's Secretary of State-elect has named Lauren hibbert, current director of the Office of Professional Regulation, as deputy secretary of...

Mississippi's Joint Legislative Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review has issued a report recommending the dissolution of the...

This article raises concerns about a provision in the Appropriations Bill before the US Congress. a section on “Bans of Devices for One or...