California SB1391 allows boards within the Department of Consumer Affairs to establish a retired category of licensure for inactive professionals.

California SB1391 amends the Business and Professions Code to permit boards within the Department of Consumer Affairs to create a retired category of licensure for individuals who are not actively practicing their profession. This category applies to those with active or inactive licenses, excluding those placed on inactive status for disciplinary reasons. Retired licensees cannot engage in licensed activities unless specified by the board. They are exempt from license renewal but must meet criteria to restore active status, including a fee and certification of no disqualifying acts.

California SB1391 allows boards within the Department of Consumer Affairs to establish a retired category of licensure for inactive professionals.

California SB1391 amends the Business and Professions Code to permit boards within the Department of Consumer Affairs to create a retired category of licensure for individuals who are not actively practicing their profession. This category applies to those with active or inactive licenses, excluding those placed on inactive status for disciplinary reasons. Retired licensees cannot engage in licensed activities unless specified by the board. They are exempt from license renewal but must meet criteria to restore active status, including a fee and certification of no disqualifying acts.