Louisiana SB291 regulates the practice of architecture in Louisiana, establishing licensing requirements and disciplinary actions.
Louisiana SB291 amends the state's laws regarding the practice of architecture, establishing the State Board of Architectural Examiners. The board consists of seven members, including five architects and one public member. The bill outlines qualifications for initial and reciprocal licenses, detailing education, experience, and examination requirements. It also specifies disciplinary actions the board can take, such as revoking, suspending, or fining licenses for violations. The practice of architecture is defined to include services like planning, design, and construction administration.
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