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US: state regulator to head Civil Rights Division

Maryland Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez will head the Civil Rights Division of the US  Department of Justice, according to an announcement by President Barack Obama. As labor secretary, Perez oversees the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, a position he will retain until the end of Maryland's legislative session. Read more.

March 14, 2009 in CLEAR Resources | Permalink

CLEAR: Sunset, Sunrise and State Agency Audits updated

CLEAR's Sunset, Sunrise and State Agency Audits, an online resource, is now updated in preparation for the upcoming legislative sessions. Sunset is the automatic termination of a regulatory agency unless legislative action is taken to continue it. Sunrise is a process under which an occupation or profession seeking state regulation must propose model legislation, along with cost and benefit estimates of the proposed regulation. All state agencies periodically undergo performance audits, also known as legislative or evaluation audits, in addition to financial audits in some states. Many of these various reports are online and may be located through this CLEAR resource.

October 25, 2007 in CLEAR Resources | Permalink

CLEAR: Online Legislative Resources for Regulators

One of the most often-asked questions of CLEAR is what other jurisdictions are doing in various areas of interest. We often turn to online resources that help us respond to these inquiries. CLEAR also receives inquiries regarding the slow, but steady long-term move toward global standards setting in professions. Now, CLEAR News Online readers have these resources available to them in one handy reference page - CLEAR's Online Legislative Resources for Regulators.

June 11, 2007 in CLEAR Resources | Permalink

Recent Posts

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  • Georgia considers sunset role for state Occupational Review Council
  • Canadian-provincial government accord to speed the recognition of foreign credentials
  • Leadership changes announced at Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation
  • Florida AG calls for tougher licensing restrictions on felons
  • England to move to graduate level entry for nursing from 2013
  • England's General Social Care Council criticised for misconduct investigations
  • Wisconsin moves closer to regulating mixed martial arts
  • New Zealand introduces new regulatory regime for auditors
  • WMA President: "45 percent of physicians in advanced state of burnout"

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