Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The commission must issue licenses under a rule-based renewal cycle, and a licensee must provide satisfactory evidence of compliance when renewing.”
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The commission must issue licenses under a rule-based renewal cycle, and a licensee must provide satisfactory evidence of compliance when renewing.
Section 9-23-302
The commission must issue each license under this chapter according to a renewal cycle established by rule.
Section 9-23-302(1)
At renewal, the licensee must show satisfactory evidence that it complies with renewal requirements set by commission rule.
Section 9-23-302(2)
A license automatically expires on the expiration date shown on it unless the licensee renews it under the commission’s rules.
Section 9-23-302(3)
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