Regulatory Reform

The Law Society of British Columbia has requested further information from the government about proposed legislation to establish a single regulator...

The Oregon House had been considering a bill to issue temporary licenses to applicants in good standing in another state, giving them a year to...

The World Health Organization and the International Association of Medical Regulatory Authorities have signed a memorandum of understanding "to...

In this Journal of Medical Regulation article by Zubin Austin and Aly Haji, the authors discuss how regulators may be specially adapted to address...

A Pennsylvania Senate bill approved by the Intergovernmental Operations Committee would create a 3-year regulatory reduction pilot program...

This article highlights some actions of Oklahoma's Occupational Licensure Commission since its establishment in 2018 and a review of all licenses....

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Occupational Licensing is considering licensure reforms to address workforce shortages. Licenses from the...

Virginia's governor has announced the Unified Regulatory Plan through the end of fiscal year 2024, listing all anticipated rulemaking activities,...

After a January executive order prohibiting agencies, commissions, and boards from creating new regulations, a new executive order in Nevada lifts...

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

New Hampshire's governor has proposed the deregulation of 34 occupations and professions and the removal of investigative and oversight power of 30...

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