Regulatory News

The Philippines’ Professional Regulation Commission has approved a policy extending the validity of professional identification cards from...

Australia’s federal budget reforms include measures aimed at better aligning migration policy with occupational licensing systems to address...

Nigeria’s Computer Professionals Registration Council (CPN) is strengthening enforcement efforts to combat unqualified practitioners and...

Georgia has enacted SB 207, expanding occupational licensing reforms aimed at improving access to professional credentials for individuals with...

Two commentary pieces responding to the Supreme Court’s decision in Chiles v. Salazar characterize the ruling as a significant shift in how...

Vermont lawmakers are considering a set of bills aimed at expanding scope of practice for certain licensed professions as part of a broader effort...

Florida has enacted a new law allowing trained volunteers to carry firearms and provide security at houses of worship, expanding a prior program...

Pennsylvania has filed a lawsuit against Character.AI alleging that the company’s chatbot generated false and potentially harmful medical...

Utah’s Medical Licensing Board has formally called for the suspension of a state pilot program that allows an artificial intelligence system...

Kuwait’s Ministry of Health has approved a new regulatory framework requiring all newly graduated doctors and dentists to pass national...

The UK’s Nursing and Midwifery Council has approved its first increase in annual registration fees in more than a decade, raising the fee from...

In a February 11, 2026 decision, the Court of Cassation, First Civil Chamber, considered the appeal of the President of the Regional Council of...