Michigan HB5142 establishes licensing requirements for interior designers, defining their practice and exempting certain activities.

Michigan HB5142 amends the 1980 Public Act 299 to create licensing requirements for interior designers. The bill defines the practice of interior design, which includes activities like planning, designing, and implementing interior spaces, and specifying products for kitchen and bathroom areas in noncommercial settings. Exemptions include activities traditionally performed by architects or engineers, and changes to structural, mechanical, electrical, or plumbing systems.

Michigan HB5142 establishes licensing requirements for interior designers, defining their practice and exempting certain activities.

Michigan HB5142 amends the 1980 Public Act 299 to create licensing requirements for interior designers. The bill defines the practice of interior design, which includes activities like planning, designing, and implementing interior spaces, and specifying products for kitchen and bathroom areas in noncommercial settings. Exemptions include activities traditionally performed by architects or engineers, and changes to structural, mechanical, electrical, or plumbing systems.