Pennsylvania HB1290 amends state law to require licensing boards to issue advisory opinions and notices to licensees.
Pennsylvania HB1290 amends Title 63 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to add a section on advisory opinions and notices. The bill requires licensing boards or commissions to issue written advisory opinions to licensees upon request, interpreting or clarifying the applicability of statutes or regulations. Advisory opinions must be issued within 30 business days, unless extended for good cause, and are binding on the issuing board or commission for the licensee to whom it is issued. These opinions are public records and can be posted on the issuing board's website.
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