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GA HR744
Resolution
Status
Engrossed
2/21/2018
Primary Sponsor
Buzz Brockway
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AI Summary
- Encourages the Georgia Occupational Regulation Review Council to resume conducting periodic reviews of existing regulatory entities, as already required by law at least once every seven years for each entity
- Reviews are intended to determine whether existing regulatory entities' authority remains applicable and necessary given current professional and business conditions in the state
- The Council is asked to report to the legislature if changes are needed to an entity's regulations or if a regulatory entity's existence is no longer necessary or in the state's interest
- Reflects legislative intent that no licensure or certification programs should be imposed on any profession or business unless required for the safety and well-being of Georgia's citizens
- Recognizes that unnecessary licensure and certification requirements can serve as barriers to entry, preventing Georgians from obtaining well-paying jobs
Legislative Description
Georgia Occupational Regulatory Review Council; perform periodic reviews of existing regulatory entities; encourage
Last Action
House Passed/Adopted As Amended
2/21/2018
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