SB606 amends the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, enhancing its authority and restructuring its operations.
SB606 amends the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs to enhance its authority and restructure its operations. The director is granted the power to subpoena witnesses, examine them under oath, and require the production of relevant documents. The department can contract with professional testing services for administering and grading examinations for license applicants. It can also establish, increase, decrease, or repeal fees for various administrative processes.
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