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MS SB2452
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires occupational licensing boards to approve or deny military spouse license applications within four (4) months if the spouse's military orders are in Mississippi for 36 months or less.
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Allows military spouses holding current licenses from other jurisdictions to obtain Mississippi licenses if the other jurisdiction's requirements are substantially equivalent, provided they demonstrate competency and have no disciplinary history.
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Mandates occupational licensing boards adopt implementing rules by January 1, 2020.
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Permits occupational licensing boards to issue temporary practice permits to military-trained applicants and military spouses while their full licensure applications are being processed.
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Encourages occupational licensing boards to reduce licensing fees for military applicants and military spouses.
Legislative Description
Occupational licensing boards; require prompt licensure for certain military spouse applicants.
Last Action
Approved by Governor
3/29/2019