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ID H0081
Bill
Status
3/30/2015
Primary Sponsor
Business Committee
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AI Summary
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Revises Section 54-2812 to clarify that applicants must successfully pass examinations approved by the board and update language regarding qualification requirements for professional geologist registration.
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Requires applicants to complete 30 semester units in geological science (at least 24 in third/fourth year or graduate courses) and have at least 7 years of professional geological work, with options including 3 years under a registered geologist's supervision or 5 years of progressive experience in responsible charge.
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Allows up to 4 years of credit from undergraduate study, graduate study, and teaching experience (individually or combined) toward the 7-year professional work requirement.
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Amends Section 54-2814 to clarify that the complete professional examination consists of a written examination on college curriculum subjects and a written examination on geology practice, with the board establishing approved examinations, passing scores, and applicant eligibility by rule.
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Permits applicants failing the first examination to apply for reexamination within one year without filing a new application, but requires a new application and one-year waiting period after a second failure.
Legislative Description
Amends existing law relating to geologist examinations.
GEOLOGISTS
Last Action
Reported Signed by Governor on March 30, 2015 Session Law Chapter 196 Effective: 07/01/2015
3/30/2015