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Establish occupational regulation policy and review

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Long Title To enact sections 101.62, 101.63, 101.64, 101.65, 103.26, 103.27, 107.56, 4798.01, 4798.02, and 4798.03 of the Revised Code to establish a statewide policy on occupational regulation, to require standing committees of the General Assembly to periodically review occupational licensing boards regarding their sunset, to require the Common Sense Initiative Office to review certain actions taken by occupational licensing boards, and to require the Legislative Service Commission to perform assessments of occupational licensing bills and state regulation of occupations.

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Occupational Licensing and Regulation State and Local Government : State Government

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House Government Accountability and Oversight Committee

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Ron Hood

Robert McColley

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REPRESENTATIVES

John Becker

Andrew Brenner

Tom Brinkman

Bill Dean

Wesley Goodman

Candice R. Keller

P. Scott Lipps

Craig S. Riedel

Andy Thompson

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