Modifies qualifying experience requirements for building inspectors in Michigan.
The bill amends the Michigan Occupational Code to modify the qualifying experience requirements for building inspectors. It specifies that an individual must retain qualifying experience for five years after receiving it. Additionally, it mandates that the department establish fees for licenses, examinations, and inspections, reflecting the actual costs and expenses of the department. The bill also allows the department to set minimal standards of acceptable practice for occupations through rules.
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