Georgia Code, Title 43, Chapter 1a - Occupational Regulation Legislation Review

• § 43-1a-1 - Short Title
  This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Georgia Occupational Regulation Review Law."
• § 43-1a-2 - Legislative Intent
  The General Assembly finds that the need for and the effectiveness of establishing occupational licensure and certification in this state has not been systematically...
• § 43-1a-3 - Definitions
  As used in this chapter, the term: (1) "Applicant group" means any business or professional group or organization, any individual, or any other interested...
• § 43-1a-4 - Occupational Regulation Review Council
  (a) There is created the Georgia Occupational Regulation Review Council.(b) The council shall consist of nine members: (1) The comptroller general or his or...
• § 43-1a-5 - Powers and Duties of Council
  (a) It shall be the duty of the council to: (1) Review all bills introduced in the General Assembly to license or certify a...
• § 43-1a-6 - Review of Proposed Legislation
  All bills introduced in the General Assembly to newly regulate a profession or business and all reviews of existing regulatory entities pursuant to paragraph...
• § 43-1a-7 - Required Information for Proposed Regulation
  Applicant groups and other interested parties shall explain in writing each of the following factors to the extent requested by the council and the...
• § 43-1a-8 - Preferred Forms of Regulation; Role of General Assembly
  (a) After evaluating the report of the council and any other desired information based on the criteria outlined in Code Section 43-1A-6 and considering...
• § 43-1a-9 - Chapter Not to Limit Legislature's Constitutional Powers
  Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to limit the authority of the General Assembly to legislate as authorized by the Constitution.

Last modified: October 14, 2016