Massachusetts S2620 establishes regulations for commercial interior design practice, including licensing, registration, and disciplinary actions.
Massachusetts S2620 introduces provisions to regulate the practice of commercial interior design. It mandates that individuals practicing commercial interior design must be licensed by the Board of Registration of Commercial Interior Designers. The bill outlines the requirements for obtaining a license, including passing the National Council for Interior Design Qualification examination and completing relevant education and experience. It also details the process for renewing licenses and the penalties for violations.
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