Alaska HB 216: An Act relating to professional licensing; relating to temporary licenses for some professions; relating to audiologists and speech-language pathologists; relating to the regulation of hair braiding; relating to the demonstration of traditional Alaska Native tattoo techniques; relating to home inspector licensing; relating to collection agency licensing; relating to hearing aid dealer licensing; repealing requirements for certification of professional geologists; repealing the requirements for registration of concert promoters; repealing the athletic commission; relating to boxing, sparring and wrestling contests, matches, and exhibitions; relating to dental radiological equipment; repealing certain oil and gas business bonding and cash deposit requirements; and providing for an effective date.

Status: (H) Referred to LABOR & COMMERCE (as of 2020-01-27)

State: Alaska · Session: 31 · Bill: HB 216

Subjects: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE, ALASKA NATIVES, BOARDS & COMMISSIONS, BONDS & BONDING, BUSINESS, COLLECTION AGENCIES, DENTISTS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, EMPLOYMENT, ENERGY, FEES, GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION, HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES, HOUSING, LICENSING, MEDICAL CARE, OCCUPATIONS & PROFESSIONS, OIL & GAS, PERMITS, PHYSICIANS, PUBLIC FINANCE, REGULATIONS, REVENUE

Sponsors: HOUSE RULES BY REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR

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