Minnesota HF3528 modifies barber licensing requirements, including education, examination, and fees.
Minnesota HF3528 amends barber licensing provisions, requiring barber students to complete 1,500 hours of study, including 281 classroom and 1,219 practical hours, within four years. It mandates a comprehensive examination with a minimum passing score of 75 on the haircut portion and an average of 75 on the remaining practical parts. The bill also adjusts fees for various barber-related services and registrations. It repeals certain Minnesota Rules related to barber licensing.
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