SB 0478 Creates inactive status for architects and psychologists and modifies duties of landscape architects
Sponsor:Gross
LR Number:1395S.02T Fiscal Note:1395-02
Committee:Financial and Governmental Organization, Veterans' Affairs & Elections
Last Action:07/11/03 - Signed by Governor Journal page:
Title:SCS SB 478
Effective Date:August 28, 2003
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SCS/SB 478 - This act includes landscape architects in statutes concerning the right to practice and the use of a personal seal. Currently, only architects, professional engineers and professional land surveyors are included in such sections.

This act creates an inactive license status for architects. An inactive licensee shall not practice as an architect in this state, but may continue to use the title "architect". In order to reinstate such license to active status, the licensee must meet certain competency requirements established by the board of architects, professional engineers, professional land surveyors and landscape architects.

An inactive license status is created for psychologists. An inactive licensed psychologist shall not hold himself or herself out as being professionally engaged in the regular practice of psychology and shall not engage in the regular practice of psychology. Inactive licensees do not have to complete continuing education. An inactive licensee may reactivate the license by completing a committee-approved application, paying required fees, and submitting proof of current competency.
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