Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Modifies provisions relating to activities requiring licensure
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This bill repeals and replaces numerous existing laws related to professional licensure in Missouri, affecting various boards and commissions such as those for accountants, architects, nurses, and pharmacists. It establishes a Division of Professional Registration within the Department of Commerce and Insurance to handle clerical and financial aspects of license issuance and renewal for these professions. The bill outlines the division's responsibilities, including setting renewal dates, managing funds, and maintaining confidentiality of applicant and licensee information, while preserving the boards' authority over professional qualifications and disciplinary actions.
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